The County paper., April 29, 1881, Image 2

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TUB
COUNTY PAPER,
II V
, DAVKNrOftT HOI1YN8.
OnitOON, MO.
.Entered at the roitornce at Oregon, Mo., ns
iweond-lu matter.
Term of SaAKorijttl.B:
'TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
miDAT, AWUIj 80, 1881
Advertising Roto.,
which are very reasonable, when the largo cir
culation of TllR CoUKTV I'Al'KA Is c'nnMdere ll
wilt be made known on application t the Pub
llshcn. Money mabo sent at ear rlk by l'MtnIBce
order, draft or registered letter,
Correspondence and news are always desire,
bat letter mint be brief ami mint lmvc the
genuine narao of the author, not (or publication
but as a guaranty of geod faith.
Communications In the Interest of candidates
will be charged for at the ratu of threo cents
er word .cash In advance,
Obituary poetry will be charged for at the
rat of ten cents per lino anil the Cash must
accompany the manuscript.
1 Rejected manuscript sslll not he returned
Utters for publication should reach us by
. Tuesday neon to Insure Insertion III that neck's
paper.
All letters should be addressed tn
TUB C'OUNTT 1'AVF.n.
OllF.noN. Mo,
TlltOCINlltM.
t Would yen your son should be a sot or ttitnco,
'Lasclvlitus, headstrong or nil these at oncer
' Train him In public with a luob til boys,
Childish In-mlsehlcf only an41n noise.
Thus hall accomplished, ere he yet begin
To show the peeping down upon hU chin.
To Insure the pcrsoterance of hlscoursn,
And give your monstrous project nil Its force,
Head him to college I If ho t'tcrn be tamod,
Or In ono article ot rice reclaimed,,
Koine xnoaklng virtue lurks in him no doubt.
Such youths of spirit, and that spirit too,
Yo nurseries of our boys we owe to you, .
Though from ourselves tho mlschlof moro pro
ceeds,
For public sshools 'lis public folly feeds.
What causes move us, knowing as we must
That these menageries all fall their trust.
Ta send our sons to scout and scamper there
While, colts and pupptos cost us so much eare.
Small skill In Kit In, and still less In flreek,
Are more than adequate, to all I seek.
Tho celebrated poet, Cowpcr, was tho
author of the abovo. Ho went to col
logo and remained thero n time, his com
nion sense causing him to sco the uttor
absurdity of tho collcgo course. Ho re.
commends tho 'employment of private
tutors. Six boys at college, away from
borne, cost over thrco thousand dollars
per year to their parents. And n quali
fied tutor could tako thoso boys through
tho samo course for half tho money,
And tho boys will come forth fur bottcr
scholars,cxcinpt from that swcllucadism
, they aro surp to contract at college and
are so many years in toning down,
Cowpor's idea is the same as that of
somo of tho boat scholars and greatest
names known to literature, Sidney aud
Adam Smith, Lock, Milton, and many
otnors.
Tire Axaonx goat.
This animal is the ono from whoso
hair the lino fabrics of Asia Minor arc
manufactured. Dad government there
lias ruined the precious industry, Com
paring our climate with that of the nn
tlvo homo of Angora goats wo' conclude
that North Missouri is about tho host
placo to establish tho Industry of any In
the union, 'jike animal "must have a
high, dry, healthy and free range for
excrcive and browsing, and no admix
ture of foreign blood should bo allowed."
Tt circa from in tn IK iinuml nt lints
b-autlful. lone:, stromr. lustrlous. and
unequalled tor plushos, cnrrlaxo robes,
felt, braids, bat bands, and other
produets for which raw silk is used and
numberless other things now employ
ing millions' of capital . Tho material
now is oaggrly sought and soils at from
!t tn H f1nllul4 nnt tinmiil Af nun .lfillfit-
it would pay tho owner a tare er por
cent than any other business. The high
ranges of Montana, Now Mexico, and
. ftcvada aro .crocommendod for . this
goat. But common sccso tells us that
our high upland prairies, with our dry
soli and climate, will furnish as good
habitat and a better bair will grow,
' Tim clover fields ot Massachusetts have
been tried and also tho Texas prairies
But tho formor aro too confined and the
lattor too warm to furnish tho best bair.
Boyond all doubt the puro Angora is
tho most valuable animal known. ItV
" milk Is equal to tho best Jersey cow's
.and It's flosh oqual to the bust Venison.
It's natural homo is tho laud of vory hot
dry summers and pxtroraoly cold win
tors, whtro the soil Is dry and porous,
Col. Peters of Calhoun, (Seorgla is try
ing It thero but that ollmate is too warm
and moist. Could wo induaa somo 0110
to try it hero wo aro satisfied it would
enrich hundreds of our stock men, and
prove tho greatest success of anything
. BToririeu.
WHY NOT THY ITt
A million dollars hid around in old
' stockings or boxes aro of no uso what-
evor. A thousmid pooplo living in ono
community an idlo, secluded, dull; ana
thetio life are almost as though they are
non existing. It Is tho stir, circulation,
'locomotion alono aro bonoflolal. Slurc
probably novcr was u community?)! the
United States, of ai many people as oc
cupy this town anil vicinity, Having ns
little .social stir. If we tako out tho
churches, tbo school, tho Woman's Un
ion, tho Odd Fellows and Masons there
its nothing lelt, ana tho action Hi some
of thoso is remarkably fecblo aud irrsg
1 ular. With 60 txlany thousand people
conilnjr hero on business or passing via
olsowhero thero is no excuto for this in
'ertia. Wo do not uso our opportuni
ties, Every one is Intent on his own
Utlo prlvatoivffuir, every snail keeps
to it's own shell. There, is no such
thing as public spirit ami no ono scorns
to Imvo nny idea o( promoting his own
Interests by cooperating with his neigh-
bov's in nny general business. Indi
vidual action fur direct individual wants
Is left to ilo everything. Why did wo
allow the fair tn go down, to our shamo
and Injury? "Oh It was none of my busi
ness", said everybody. Thus it was
left to build up sololy by Industrial av
arice, to flourish for a whllo for the solo
bcncStvOf a few and perish whon their
interests weakened. Tbcro must bo
somo public uplrlt not only to found but
prosorvo institutloiiB. l'coplo oup;ht to
prlzo somewhat tho two birds In tho
bnsk an well ns tho one in tho hand.
As portincnt to this subject, wo sug
gest that this is ns good a polut as any
lu tho west for regular stock sales.
Half n dozen, dealers, liy uniting and
flung on sonic tegular tlay,'say tho 2d
r 3d Mo n day of each month ns tho day
for sale., both at auction and prlvsto
sale, if kept up-regularly, every person,
having nny article to sell, would post
pone his offer till that day. As it now
is, any one, having nny artlclo to sell,
waits until some one comes along, or
else goes peddling about. In fact this
suggestion is that wo apply tho labor
saylug thoory to that businesses well
as to other affairs. This could be done,
and A'ould bo a great success; but our
pooplo Imvo not tho habit of coopera
tive nctlon in them. If but two dealers
wonld commence it and hold oh pcrso-
veringly, in time it would grow to be
come, what it is in tho several counties,
the most important affair they have.
HUICIDAT..
If we would study tho matter, wo
would get difguetcd with this childish
boasting in tho papers over the amount
of money wo get trom Europe for our
farm products. It is rather funny to
near a wosterti farmer wiio never saw
any foreign monoy in his llfe.boast over
this.
t.nsi year wo actual ly som several
hundrod millions worth. What did, wo
get? lionds, interest cupons and n low
millions of p-ciM. ltleh men hum arc
getting the bonds and tho interest now
very largely. So they take our products
and sell to Europe on their own terms
seeing they own the railroads horc and
buy as thoy please. The farmer must
swoat tho harder. Dut the gold, w
get a little gold. Yes! wo first export
it from California and get a little bnok
again. But what do we want of gold?
To make money I Why the banks fur
nlsh moro money than is needed on the
hard money theory. On the Greenback
theory any nation can nt any time create
all tho money it needs, by law, eroatlng
legal tenders, basing It on its power of
taxation ; tho doctrine otTom Jefferson
So wo do not need to give real wealth
for money. Dut we do need cheaper
goods, groceries and railway transpor
tation. All these are offered to us by
foreign nations In exchange for our
oountry prodncts. Yet , wo refuse to
trade, hold back our products till wo
must sell, then get money and turn
right around and buy theso samo art!
cles they offered us, nt double tho price,
If this is not national suicide, what Is?
A TjtTEKAKY REVOL17TZ0X CljUL-
JVEKGK.
Tho old-line publishers have, vory
naturally, not been well pleased with
tho now famous enterprise "Tho Lit
erary Devolution' 1 ; and in depreciation
of its character havo laid special stress
upon tho claim that in, cheapening
books so vastly it Is against the inter'
cets of Amcricnu authors. The Do-
volution boldly meets this assertion
by
statements as follows : 1st. That thoy
are already paying to Amoricau authors
moro money than any other publishing
house that is los than twcnty-ilvo yoars
established 2d. .That American nu
thors rately roccivo Horn publishers a
copyright exceeding 10 per cent upon
tho retail price ot their books actually
sold. 3d. That at least ono-half, and
probably moro nearly three-fourths, of
the books published by American . nu
thors Imvo been. published at tho nu-
that's expense, tho publishers furnishing
no money, and paying no eopy right,
uut invniseives receiving a :argo por-
centago upon sale made. 4th. That
they propose hereafter to pay to Ameri-
aulhors for acceptable manuscripts a
copy-right of 15 per cent, Instead of
10 per cent, und they claim that their
low prices, ami immense sales resulting
therefrom, are far moro in tho interest
of authors than much larger copyright
on tho commonly limited number Of
sales "Ono thousand books, profit
91.00 oach-$ 1,000; One million books.
profit 0110 cent cach-810,000."
As an oxnraplo of an American copy
riant book, thoy Issuo, in an exceed
ingly handsome from, tho famous poet
ical, historical, und satirical American
chi8slct "M'Flngul, anEpIo room," by
John Trumbull, with very full an
notations by tho celebrated historian
Benson J. Losslng. LL.D, This poem
is almost as muoli.a part of American
history as the battle of Bunker Illll
Itself, and Dr. Losslng 'has greatly in
creased both Its Interest and its intrinsic
valuoby bis historical commonts and
illustrations. This book was publlshod
a fuw years ago by ono of tho old pub
llshlnir houses at the nnce of 82.00 tier
copy, and1 hatl only a very limited sale
lliu publUhers claim that tho rocpotmn
of theiV now edition guarantees a salo
of at least 60,000, "or ovon moro nro
bably 100,000 copies: and Mr7 Losslng
...in - .
wui, 01 course, reap a hanusomo re
ward, oven from tho small royalty upou
1110 low prlco. American Book Ex
chango, rubllscers,- New York Citp.
Get
your firocerlos from Henhberoer A. An
derson, Oregon, Mo. Large stock.
EiDKY GOODS
M. S. Faris & Co.,
Are receiving and opening from dry to day, ono of tha Larg
est, Handsomest and
Cheapest Stocks
tar
or Dry flooda that It has over bees their pleasure to offer to
the publte and at price that defy competition- Their stock
It complete In every particular including all the novelties
af the season.
Remember"
that wo have not adopted the "Department System,"
thereby detaining our customers unnecessarlally, but de
liver their good nt once. AH are Invited to call and
eeo us, us we will not be undersold. Itemember the l'lace.
M. S. Paris &. Co.,
N. W. Crner 4th & Felix Sts-, ST. JOSEPH-
iFUlRNITiUiKK;
J. H. PUNSHON,
Successor to
H. I I I
has and will keep on hand ono of tho finest stock h of Furniture that
has ever beon kept in Holt County, consisting of a full stock of
Chamber SllitS
WaSD StailQS,
. ,
U6SKS1 otcWClSi
www m m . "i
WalllUt and MaPlO BedsteaQS
,
. Lounges ana leie-a-ieies,,
WALL POCKETS
Picture Frnmcsltfailo to Order. Furniture Repaired 011
Short
POST OFFICE, FOREST CITY, MO.
AS
&
SUCCESSORS TO
IV
SMITH &
,Wish to inform the public that thoy nro.now preparing to give to tha trade
BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS, -
GROCERI
Boots and Shoes,
Please Give us a Cal
SMITH &
Mound Oity,
SPRING
Wo ato receiving a large stock of goods
fDOTTGOOPS.
etc. havo been selected wjth special coro to tbo trado. Our lino of
HARDWARE AND
' is very complete and worthy of
Saddles
is completetnd is offored at very reosonab.lo figures. Ple'ase examine our
CARPETS AND
as you undoubtedly can bo suited both as to quality nnd prieo. Farmors
will pleaso boar in mind that we keep a largo stock, .of Agricultural Iu
foments, such as t ' -
Weir Plows and Cultivators,
Brown Corn Planters,
Studebaker Wagon
Grass Seed, etc,
FORD &
FOREST CITY, MO.
CITY, MO.,
Bureaus.
Book Gases,
Towel Racks.
-
Children's Carriages,
Window Curtains,
OF ALL KINDS
Notice.
NORMAN
CLOTHING,
Queensware
and be Convinced
PHELPS
o ,
STOCK.
-suitable for Spring trade. Our stock of
CLOTHING.
v - , ,
QUEENSWARE,
an examination. Our stock of .
Harness
WALL PAPER,
Stalk Cutters, Harrows, etc,
Oh.WhntAfjough.l
WilLvmt heed the wnrnintr. The sig
nal pot-imps of tho suro approach of that
more terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourselves If ytitt can afford for tho
sake of saving 60 cts,, t run the risk
and do uolhlngfor it. Wo know from
expurmce mat biiiioir uuro will Uuro
Laugn- ii never tans. 1111s explains
why mora thnn n Million Hollies were
sold tho past year. It relieves Croup,
aud Whooping Cough, atjaiico. Mothers
do not bo without It. For Lumu Back.
Side, or Chest, use tflilloh's Porous
Pfasster. Sold by. T.-S. Hindu, Oregon
Mo.
How to make soap for a cent a pound
Shavo into small pieces flvo bars of
Dobbin's Electric Soap, and boil in
thrco quarts of water Hntil tho soap is
thoroughly dissolved, so tBht upon
straining through a sieve nothing re
mains: add to tho solutlbn or "suds"
three gallons of cold water 5 stir briskly
for several minutes to mix. and set ft
away to cool. Th' it will look ltko
nothing but sonp-suds wliilo warm, a
chomical reaction will take ulnee. nnd
In twenty-four hours time will develop
forty or nny pounds of magnificent tul
white soft soup, costing loss than one
cent a pound, nnd as good ns many of
the adultcrnted.compounds called soap,
and sold nt seven to ten cents a pound.
How long would It tako for any other
Bonp used the samo to become anything
but "soap sudsP" Any housewife
knows that it can not: be (lone with nnv
soap sho has over used. St 0 if it can
bo done with. Dobbiu's Electrio. ' For
sale by nil grocers. : Nave McCord &
Co., Wholesale Agents, St. Josopli.Mo.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
ForLnmo Back and nil Kidney troubles.
Fifty cents. Ask to see it at King &
frond's, Oregon; trance & Co., V
i-or-
ett Jily.
Dr. C- C. Oiltcland, Gallatin,' Mo.,
writes "I never used or sold a remedy
for tho Blood and Liver, that gav as
good satlvfaetion ns Ext. Sartaparllla,
-Dandelion and Iodido of ratassluin.
Manufactured by tho Brown Medicine
Co., Leavenworth, Kas."
Dr. J. Way, Hillsdale, Iown, wrltos:
Miave used Ext. Sarsaparilla, Dan
delion nnd Iodido of PotasMum in my
prnctico, and cousdor it tho best remedy
over raadd for tho Blood and Liver
and for Scrofulous aud Skin diseases'
DrShaekel, Columbus, Ks.. wntcs:
'Your Ext. of Sarsaparilla and Dan
delion is the beet medicine of the kind
In use."
M. L. Vinton, Oakland Kas., says:
My eon, 10 years of age, was cured of
a scrofulous rising in tho head, which
had troubled him from infancy, by us
ing six bottles of Snrsaparilliv nnd Dan
delion."
For sale by T. S. Hiudo &King &
Proud, Oregon; Simpson & ,Muir, &
h. D. Anibnl, Bigclow; and West &
Young, Forbes.
Brown's Pepsin Tonic Cures Indigest-
6. . PLEASANTS,
Wright City, Mo.
BUEEDEIt OF
Pure Bred Poultry.
mas. ratrUlRn ('orlilns. riyiioutlihofks, n hltv
, ,. "'vn-iirwufc wen m Mrnaurp
GAUrORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
'isapuuit native to tho Sierra. It
curst! It cures!! Only 60 cents.
Try It nt KlugProud.s. Oregon; Frsnce
& Co,.Forcst City,
The Best Thine? Yet
'The l'ltcllhmir Acouatlo Tl,.f.,. xV.
New Mi tallc Telefon. Rend (or Ctrcu-
lloii8, Old City, I'ltehbnrx, Mass.,
"Detora ainaahatlipowtr toiay, Behold t
Tlwjawt otdarkuvss havedovoured It up.
. Dyspepsia fc Liver Complaint.
Is It not worth tho small price of 76
cents to xreejynurselves oljevery symp
tom of these distressing complaints, if
you think so call at our storo and get:
a uouioui (union s vitauzer, every nottie
nas a priutcu Kuarantoo on it: uso ac
cordingly andlf it ones you no good it
win cost you, notning. oiu oy. x, ,b
Ilindc, Oregon, Mo.
GENUINE ;
SINGES SEWING MA CM) I
Tho Vory BoHt in tho World
I have tho Ageney for tho above
cttino tor 11011 county, ana
countv. nnd keen a sr.ti.
ply always on band at tho store of Ms
line a Ittr. ,..-. fit.,
Leak out for Bogus Machines.
See advertisement of tho Horn;
Singer on the inside ef tbo Srr
J. A. McAl),
We avo r speedy
andpositivo Cnro. for CatarrhfSiph.
bthoria. Cnnkor mouth and Ilcad Ache,
In shlloh',Cutarrh Itoaicdy A naia
Injector see witli ouch bottlo. Use it S'
you desire hoalth and swcetlireath
Prko&O cts. Sold by, T. SI Ilindc
uregon, Mo:
Outat snt(re to those who wl
to ti.
irora lirthH nmk iilpmifiiit -nnrf
vervthliiK nd. Caul.
roflt&Din
nil not renulred.
Wo will furnish you
ma imuriiril la nnnllv
w . pry mm
mado without ttaylng away from homo over
alght. No rink whatever. Many naw worker
wanted at once. Many aro maklug fortunes at
we auuuiH, uiuici maKo as mncn as men,
sad youuc boy and idrltnake great nay. No
n wuo 111 wining-10 wora laus 10 make mora
money every day Minn can be made lu a week
ne who ft willing to work falls
monev averv diiv tlma ran tin it
aiaay eroinury cuipioyrunnf. Tnoso wlio en
gnus at once wllUlud a short road to (ortuno
Address H, UaCuctt & Co.. rortland. Mulue
IsfeS,
Navin'a Veterinary
PRACTICE.
Or Explanatory Stock Doctor 1 writlen
in plain and common languogo, for tho
uso of the' farmer, breeder or. owner of
any kind of stock from tho horse to iho
chickou. Just tho work for tho fnrluof.
Handsomely bound and illustrated:
Call on x). J. Kyper, uregon, Mo.
augdst mm,
MANUFACTURER & DEALER
Q IK ALL KINDS OK C
sr
tar
19
F urniturE
-Wl
I manufacture good deal
of my Furniture and- buy
ing of tho largest Manufac
turers for
2CA2S?H
TT tf ft tt
11 11 11
, enables mo to sell to any
. one who may need goods
In my lino
.A.S LOW
as it can bo sold. I havo
only ono prloo, nnd will
duplicato any bill of Furnl
turo bdnght of Manufac
turers at
RETAIL PRICES!!
-IN THE-
Undertaking
lino I keep a full stock,nnd
crory onlor will be prompt
ly filled. EstablishciLover
fltteon years.
AUG. BEERES, Oregon. Mo.
West SIdo rubllo Square
Shlloh's CoNSumitloa Cure.
1 his Is bevounil Question tho most
rsucccssfut - Cough Modlcine wo havo
over sold, a few (totes invariably cure
tbo worst cases of Cough, Croup, snd
llronchitis', while its wonderful hiw
cess In tho euro of Consumntion la
without a paralleo in tho hlstorv of
medicluo. .Since it's first discovery it
has been sold on a iroarnntce. a test
which no other medicine can stand
If you have a Couch wo earnestlv ask
you to try it. Price 10 cts. 60 cts. -and
a si a r r - ... 1
wi.w 11 your iungs aro sore, unost, or
Back, Lame, uso Shiloh's Porons Pla!
ster. Sold by T S. Hindo, Oregon Mo,
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
SA marvelous cure for Caturrh. ninh.
hthi rla, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With eaeh bottle thero is nn Ingenious
nasal Injector for tho moro successful
treatment of theso comnlatuta without
extra charge. Prico 50 cts Sold by T. S.
iimiie, uregon, jio.
Montgomery & lloecker,
BANKERS AND BKOKKRS
onr.dON, Missouiti,
fian Mnnpv. lluv Votc.4. Drtiw Dr&fL. nn nt
nrlclnal cltlun. and Callettlaiix' iirouiitlr iu:tilo
fay Thxci for non-rcslilcuU : f.onni neeotluleil
mi iv.ti c3iKip, aau invinicnn iiihup hu (arum-
uie iitiih. Hi1vre.1t auowril Mi lime Ui-.hisiu.
TUB
Frazer & McDonald
FORK ST CITY. MIS
TKAM.IAtiTfl a ifvnenil banklnir bunlupMM
Mrlli ncknur, on the chirr tali's ot the
Unltvd HtateJ and KUronr." Allows lutereat of
itepetlts whou left adeemed time, CollcvUeui
receive cartful ntteutlen
u. 11. tji.v.v.H,
n. McnN.vi.D.
flAMIMKB.
1'KKStUKKr.
J. T. THATCHER, M. D.
HO.UCEOPAVHIST AKD SURGEON,
OnKOON, M1SSOUKI,
OKFICH. ..Vt ru.ldonci. twa iIoam north
J. A. Kueves'.i titere : formerly rnldcMce of
ici urcii.
, OOHL1K, M. U. O.A. FIMiK(UAUM,A.t.,M.O
GoHlin & Fiegenbuura,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
ORKGO.V, MO.
DVriCE-Ouodoar soiitb.of Ilaak, up-sttr
DANIEL
ZOOK,
at. Law.
A ttorney
OREGON, MO.
Will llmtlaA tn all inn mirta of-MI..Ant4
Real Kstate biulnena and Colleetloni prompt-
u atteuded to. offleo west itdo ef I"uWlc
nuaro.
II. O. l'Kl'fl-it. C. C. A1KHN
PEPPER & AIKEN,
Attorneys at' Law,
MOUND CITY, MO.
OFFICE. .Over Coriaut It Meyer's jitore.
A. H. JAMISON,
Atjornoy at Law,
rfeal Estate, Inenranco nd Oolloot-
MOUND CITY, MIS80UUI.
, WnipracUeeln all the courts of northwest
hum nn. .
,T, C. DUNGAN, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OltEOON, MISSOUItf. ,
Will ururtiee In all Courti ef Mltourl.Knt
Iowa and Nebraika. Ileal Estate business, and
VVIICVtlUU. iUlllijr AlfcCllUUU IV,
II. I. REA,
Attorney nt Law. Notary
rubllo and Real Estate Agent,
MAITLAND, MO.
.TV til atteud to all legal buslne xs Intrusted tn
lib rare In all the courts ef Northwest Missouri.
Has tor sale a large number of choice business
ion,
L. R. KNOWLES,
A I TORNE Y A'S IMW,
OnEQON, MI880UUI, '
Will Practice la all ConrU. Jleal Estate bail
ucMBiu iiiieciias pnimimy aitrnuca to.
Administrator's Notice.
tatters of Administration on thv estate ot
Kiiuiuei iium.y .ucccaiiu, were Rranteu the
nnderslgHcd, Kebruary Itth.lssi, by theCl'ro-
All persons JtavlOK clalmi against sold estate
aro riqulred U exh bit them fdr allowance to
ilia adralulstratar.wluun one year after Ike date
auy benefit of sold estate, aud It such claims bu
it, exniDltea witlilu . two yean front .the date
ni,uif lurorur uurreti.
o. t, J.UUAH, Adtn'r.
' CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Trylt whon all other. remodlss falljxnd
got rollef. Buy It of Klnjr & Proud, Ore
gbn j Franco & Co., Forest City.
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
NEW PRICES!
Ono
Door North of Lumber
Ynul,
MOUND CITY, MO.
Wo havo, in addition to our new stock
f goods, opened a
RestaIIbanT
Come and get your Groceries,
nnd clothed;
bo Foil
I. . MORRIS,
Don t Forget!
(GRAHAM)
el 1 FRAME'
MAITLAND, MO,.
Have nu excellent stock of
Dry Goods,
Kotions,
H.its, Caps.
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries.
Oueenswarc.
Come and see' us antl wowil
Save You Monev!
Iligliest Prico Paid
for
PRODUCE.
GRAHAM & FRAME
. Maltland, Mo-
THE BOS
UMUl, SHOP,
jXaltltiiicl,
HOLT MY, MO.,
AU aro respectfully invited to call
and examine my very complete stock'of
HARNESS, 8ADDLE8,
COLLARS, BRIDLES,
WHIPS, ROiES,
BLANKETS, BRUSHES,
COMBS, HARNESS OIL
and ovorythlug pertaining to a lint
class Harness Shop. I carry a full lino
of Light Harness, Ladles', Gent's nnd
Doy's Saddles. The .only shop in tb
'county that Manufactures J 11 STONE'S
TATKNT
ADJUSTABLE PAD
r -
Skirt Loop Harness. I usa the Host
Fittsburg Oak-Tanned Harness Leath
er and employ only Skilled Workmen.
All work .Warranted and guarantoe sat
isfacthm in prices. Coma one, Comu
all.
JOS. R. STONE,
MAITLAND, MIS'SOUKI.
THUNDER
" AND
. ' LIGHTNING I
Peret & Bro.,
- OREGONMO.,
Bole As; eat.
for Uin
Mbbbs
ralmit
vopper
Cabl.
LI&H'P NIja ROD.
the IJghtnlna ltod business lor then
uur sir. rrrv.. l'rnc. bminir.rn 1.11,
iieaycd in
tneVt (our
yvurs, refers to the hnndrods of parties for
niiuiii ii" nua uuiiajworK aii 01 wnom are sal.
UDed. . llarlnK nssnelateit Ids lirathur ulth htm
Ufled. , Hating associated till brother with lilm
I11 business aud takeu the agency t the above
lUxl which they consider the very beet inanufao.
I lured, they ask the patronnse of all w(io desire
DBAI. WITH MEN VqUKNOW.
c Beware f Chicago ."Ju'mpeW whe will
IwlndlQ you by furnlelilng Inferior rods and
charging double prices. Our homes aro lu Holt
county and we expert to continue to llve.hero.
Ueuee, It Is to our Interest to deal ,sqarely and
honorably with the people and We intend to do
so. "VVMIKS ..
Orecosi, Mo,
IraXTIOS lak patsoU4 for thsa,
FsWttfr Bone umJ
. Irnt and Biroll
Borlss. Drilllu.ritull1V'p.li.Li'
Borsw CulUnf. fHcttSUitti
I . Band fl cents for 110 uW .
Bern
KPUBiUT WtOWW. LoBoil. Hsu.