The County paper., May 06, 1881, Image 1

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Jones, Town -
Ilcspeclull.v ask
THE PEOPLE
SPLENDID
Spring Clothing
lr MV, iinyN' Youtli nn((Chllilrt'ii, r.iniplrlo In all lines Assort
ed with jirvnt care ami bought under the most favorable rlrcoiiLlnu--vnfor
nb. Our Motto is Fair and Square Dealing. All goods are
iiutrki.il nnd Mild nt the
LOWEST LEGITIMATE PRICES.
wo propose giving entire satisfaction lo nil. or the money cheerfully
refunded. We solicit your pstronagc. Itememlwr the place.
JONES, TOWNSEND & CO,,
'
4th A Felix Street ST. JOSEPH MO.
DRY GOODS
M. S. Faris & Co.,
Are receiving ani opening tnm 4ry to day, too f ttit Itif
eit, Haadtoaicit and
Cheapest Stocks
of Dry Goods that It bat evtr been their pleasure to offer to
the puhlU and at priest that defy competition. Their stock
(.complete hi every particular includlno all the novelties
of the season.
Remember
tluit we haxe not adopted the "Department System,"
thereby detaining our customers uiiuccc.sariallT,hul de
lixer their gtiods at once. All are invited to call and
aw us, as we will not be undersold. Ilemcmber the Place.
M. S. Faris & Co.,
N. W. Qerner 4th A Felix Ste.t ST. JOSEPH.
IT
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TDK
Clydesdale Stallion
Star Marquis,
Is a beautiful bfack with star in forehead, hind ankles white, H .'M hauds high,
Utol head and week. Ilroail shoulders, great depth of h;art, we'l ahaprd ody,
short !bek. with broad strong hips, xvlth most excellent legs, and foet;hcavy
mane and tail. Kind disposition nnd line action. Weight In fair contiltiou,
l,K. ,.Agc, 1 years August tilth. 1H8I. '
SI Alt MAIIUI IS by the rite Maniuiii, who was
II !. .t. I... f 1 1.
by in
lamU 1st, Dam by imported NeltlierlV;
liy Imported lliowa (Jeorge; 4lli Dam by
d ny nm. warden in vsw.
Co the faruier,aud pat
i.H
ics xvho. woud
iiuriioirs, wa xvuld call vour attention to
uii.il. i im .inuiiii. ii. iniiiuiiTii liriLuic., iiiv nui,.-i mnuv iiiiKra 111 ,-tuiii
Ho will ha permitted to serve a few good mares at the low price of f 15 00 Jo
iiimirr, payublw by note, at time of servlce.dur In six laoiitbi, note to be void if
the mare proves not to Iw in foal, Due care wljl bu .taken to prevent, accidents
inn win not, lie rc.spousiuin suouia any occur. ,
Uriah HlmiuonH, Oronm..
HoUitsell ic Jef Proprietors, r,
lloiiiii Oity., Mo
f '
Pine Lumber
desire ti3 state
ouiAfthiat re: are
all kinds of lumber
BuMers
Materials,
In Holt county 4 We uow Uaxo the following yards cstablhbed; and- beng ex.
tensive puiilmsers from first hands we are therefore able to glvo you lower fig
urcs than inSi' othwr firm In tbo county.
v i-Bnblitzell' cfc Bro.. Craii?. h .
I V...4.
noblitzell & Jesse, Mound City;
.iiiblitzoll Winch tt; Co , Mainland,
iv lioblHifezeH & Pinkstop,: Oregon ' '
send & Co.,
tire Mtthitott wt
OF HOLT COUNTY
assortilnt
tea
'la
HBRED
Imported liv iKomnsoti
iiiipinn
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Sid Dam by Imported Sovurn: 3d Dam
Impo
rteu xiu i;iy:e. win was unpsrt-
ike to breed fo'r draft or farming
this iiorse.
to . the people, of Holt
the largest dealers iiF
and 1 u'rxi
OHKGOX. MISSOURI, FUI1 A V.
flutne men hM rct reattfc iiiiil'Ay.rr, '
Waie moo hotii jury tiun.
Monriatu hoM tb dt ttt tswi-f, t
And wiiiiutlnM (nine M hol4 IMr tni.
Hundreds visited the river lat
xveek,
Wltl gcxise flew over1 Hits (own 'ou
i I htirsdny night of last weeka-, vn y,
' iimuiial thing so'lnto in tUu yenr.
Clark l'lillhrlck has niovo.l Ms shop
Into tlic roont occupied formerly by
Judgn Daniel Zook.
Arthur K. Pierce, an oM nnd hluli
I ly reseotcl citizen of thin county, died
last Sunday at hi home near ll'nlllstc r
Mill, of Paralysis, aged 4U yearn
Mrs. Kellojrg will teach a
!choo, romiui'iK-incr next Momlav, in
the room hvri.'tofofn occiihieil by hr in
, tin Normal Uuihlin. '
Hpv. Illsnchanl oamo down "In a
I sklft" from Whit Cloud la.it week. He
j rcluriH a oon n poilil to hi tnln.
lonary work.Janion? the Kunsaut.
May 2d: It has now Wen over
three w?kn since we saw au Omaha
pamr,
What mountains of mall aw
1 nlaee! What will Im'coih.. of
Where Is it?
experienced potato,
grower
I asmired
us lately (hit it vou will
cut 1
off .hat cud of the poa.oc that has most
ryes and thnw it nwuy, you will jrw
much largor jiotittoeH.
a.i n.t ,
1 1111.1 .on 111,1111-. in 11 .. 11 inn 1- unnui 111 mo infill mil unci CO IIICtr',t .. , l.. .1. v r 1 1 ,
Sr ottsmansi.nl.coinJstldoortotho.driven.niMLir
Tl If Z "T?," . "m,I1,th,,,f- -ft-.o ,..., utterly incapable ! !uM,lh,M prices per !,cre. Land U
, I herefonx a rieh man can Im ncllhcr a nf rea,,,,,!,,;;. Prrjudlco, capr.ee or ' valuable for whvt it produces. Tl,
. 1001 nor a generous man. i,,,.ti, t.lilllt,.! tli. ill, .in ..i...t ..Kt....l t . ...Ill . ...
Last week, at several points ia the
iMiltoin, lights xvero hoistwd Mid gnus
discharged bv people xvho were trvJm.
to make Known tneir uangcious slttta-
tin tl to others. It xvas rcHrted, that
in many Instances, It was Impossible to
reach Some of them.
tv dissolves ,Bn
dendldlv if cork.
,iss make a cement
-Cluo put in xvhiskuv
few days and keeps fplendldly
ed up. So will isinglass
to bind lcathsr as tight as if sewed. So
will gum tragacatnh thus dissolved
make a splendid paste for paper.
Attorney C. C. Aiken xvas In our
cltf last week. He Is a victim of the '
noo. reeling verjjpoor, ne naturally,
as all intelligent nKp;do, tmbscrihed for
Tnr Coc!tt PAhEn He says he
wants now, more thancxer, to know
what the rest of the world is up to.
Never qyote exerjlxaly. Never
justify an opinion or act by sayiuii
evcrylmdy doe the.like. Kverybotly is
often xvrong. Kverybody goes like
sheep after the bell Weather or like
wild geese following their leaders, iu a
wl!d goose triangle, " (,j,Jh
Th first picnic of the ceasoii wilt he
held on the close of W, It.. Hoffman's
school, in $frs. Conn's grovel three
miles south of Oregou, siaturdsy. May.
21. iwiugint;, Croipictlng, feasting,
and speaking. Music wilt ,le 'furnished
by the rhoir and ' Zook's orchestra,
Kyervbody invited.
'
Those who have most bitterly opt
posed tlii) bird law, xvll bu taught by
theie floods how it is themselves. We
are conlideut were If put to vote this
ifall theru would be a ;dffereht result.
Hen-could grow kplendid crops safely
In iho bottom in' Spite o( overllow if it
were not (or the need of fencing.
We would we could attack moiiop.
ollu witiiout tngendcritig hatred In the
du'arta 'df'individilala towards iwj' but
Aliut Is Imposslbli). We talk for the
'Aihtlu good when we recommend free
rija'ds, bridges and 'ferries; If xve can
ult have I hem tree, .then let us 'have
them cheap; so oheap the charges Vvlll
ho a nsuro luslgnileant trifle. ' !
ll-ltciy: II. S.' Wagoncr wllpr.ciicii'
at Vierce schoM luiuseMiiy.S, at II A.
M.jliud at Forbes" 'at' 4 r. m, Ou' the
Htit at Hrush 'college at 1 r. m. wilt be
thef)hlnl quarterly meeting, TljO cjflji'.
,cers of ' the churclf ant cxjiectcd to Im
in attendance. Ou the 16th ut II
,A, U.t public service at fhlloh, school
aonse. i u i ,
1 ' Tlui sliort. atcount; about Unolo"
Tom xvill, interest somo of our readers.
The bevM) was R.c.tvr.'iiaj black as he has
bicu painted, but slavery was over
darker than any ik'nclj dipped iu the
darkest gloom o( Hnd'ea coud portray.
The Inst slave ever' sold ou the steps of
our Court Homo was a beautiful white
girl xhoe mother was a nlavo, Tfce
creams of that mother, when separated
from her children could bo heard all
ver this town site.
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., Rov. Mr. Miller will preach nt New , - It. K. .Icier, a former rt-.-f itcfil
lyiaH next .H.-xhbajb .luoriilu;; timl etc. lli.lt county, now of Columbia, .Mo.
tilng. ' ' " I visiting friend In Oregon.
fj-A. fivlgtit tmln came lit K Foretl OnSnlnrd.iy night during Hit'
i'ily-fmw-Kl. Jtweiih lart WVdnc-day
for thvrrtMime. i 'IliimlmU of, men
-cone lUnii. Th&M, fiiii, tlfter ,
,tarl,nK out .o bravely, died n.lnrul
death aflur n few d?y. can't all.,
fnM liKe raniiur.
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tlMlliulil In inwii 1U uis-L nr...l l.r n
.. . .. . v f.
.lir. rlCVrllH WHO iHllli'llt l ie Ilillv
llaklna nlnce. iioiitlicakl of here. "
-John S. MiMro w!m lives ou the
CtoriM Tri'tt i.laee' 'hi.af Or,mi. Icik
a span of tine woik h'ors.m, wa-on au'.l , I'-riiwii yoiiiii'
haniiiiaforHlColl reaoitabhi tHhauit j" Alwaya allow your clilMivti In
-The contract to repair the f.irl .-""k- -r l'l-f""' , Ut
II-um nwardfd to Mo Hcnett of v"' M """ 'x" , 'J"
thN place.- Wo arrt--Iad of MM-, fori '"' '"'K'" 'imtliuj nnd do
Mr. llenUtMa' the ritfht man "in ,,. .'" lrrfew.;ll i it. . U-.i;
rirrlil nil, o 'In lliU lulim,... .
,
4)ttr rradfra will inllemtand th.it
wrcattnitt pt. our usual aupply of pa -
pr so lone as all comnuinlratloU xvith
thii north by railway is rut off.
...
l Mill
that I restored xxe are .obliged to Re.
what paper xv iihc fnitn fit. ,)orph.
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-Jlcar all sides; thru decide. If
"" .'iyi".v tlmtjfed a lmrrl towanH
' ""5 dWlrinc or optqlrn of xohr fellow
J meiyon.may IfuVcrlaln that ymi arc j
1 xxroni;, eu'ti iiiotiii said doctrine
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. 'el .... ....
. . , , , "V" Z "'"Z
l... li.. . t.i 7 , ; , v .. V
kindly pitied and relicxVd Ixy.h,, Mound
'(.itV folks, will, simrcil notblii" in Ilu.li
!..:. ., ... '! V . -
I 1 " vi.ij' .-.iiwji-i...
,,u 1,",f' ,s,"t' trite man who can take
! "P " suujeci lie nates, examine il dU-
! t;asiouatelv an.d adopt or reject II
weight' ot 'nrgtintem. itieitnes
one
xxay or the oilier.
j If yon" want birds around your
home, encourage them. Cct xour boys
;'lrtl'H- Mh hoxes for half a
;;,zt"' or, "lor ?o m f" ',' '
w'lnA " ,,ir'1 cl1 " " I""; XtU?
gourds on wires, put little holes in
them and wrens will build nests In
them if you xvill hang them safe from
the eats and black snakes. Make the
,M j,m arf, t.Hg, for the wrens,
T,ey are moet Msrful and miiilcal.
Other blrds'xvill, come -
TliuXoii-a of. si... infill. ,,.( to
confide In the old saying "if it rains on
Easter there will la; rain for the seven
Sundays following," and says it raiusd
'there oiKnstcr and also the next Sun
day after. Ilut 'not a drop fell here on
either of the Sundays, although it rain-
ml Ii4Mii lu.t Sinul'tv. Tim fuct of ruin.
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lvilfuv, fiiuiii, i.i. 1.1, v.,., - j;i.'.i.K 01 I
streak sj tualwhlhi the wliill Unay. bv
flowing here from-the mulli at a tcr-4
rime rate, ti inay'iie mowing imiu ine
...ITU. n .ew ..... s nr.. ... or .n..n
the east a tew udles north nf us ought .
todisposeof all eouliden,Mi lnpredlo-l
flims-fouhd.
Iiici!t,-r SuudaJ- rains.
. S. . u. s . . I t,.
1 -OnTmerWinnts who had scut their j
.money for 1hcirtob.icu6''IKises had to j
slop sellingMondajr.caring lest thrlrj
'rtceusca might nofc.nie'; No' doubt ,
spies were on
some oi Ilium.
me mot 0111 to ca.cu,
However, iu the eve- I
MrfcMiitiJtrj:n!'.loiio.Iroia
jo.epl'i wi!h tlie jlceiikflsTiinl all Is i
a
now 1
safe. I SiichlawJ; Jlow t!
curse suclj.'tVrAlinV.J -tHiai
the- u'euule do .
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,l,,..il-,(-; 1,,,-J j
would vole it doxxii. HtJtV.r .learn after
they submit', grUnllng rtielrteelu'.',"The
Ihng alHiad' sltbl)flssl6n 'ohglit "
warn alliiili'il'iW.tlm'dange? of extend,
liig toN (iiHieraljfJoCi'riinieiit such powi
er. ' Itefomi'ls impossible, almost,
wh'sre the Ueneral d'ovcr'uuieut is con-
cernedQO Tf " .
Il'ihe young'iimiers'wllo takl'i this'!
paper wll each-keep a good sized blaik
book nnd penelL and'nolu down items
.ofiuterost'tgithiiM U their buslnesi.they
wlllMliljirthoiidvantngx' ln' timo "Take
fof inslauee, he UimJiOw to preserve
siSglos. .'f, it 4tofrt. fifty . dollars to
siigle n naif that will last ten years,
xvhatxvlll a nwfthat will last twenty
years be worjh?, Yet it Is lst-as aasy'y
puVi it roof to last twenty jeaVs or
more, or put dowi( jmsts5oJtsil(iiig
again as oixllnary 'posts, -anU' WstSi not
dver tweuly.flvo cens extra. Tle Hu-,
rar'Kow-xf rer s,aVstbt ai iox&llct1
preservative of Blilnglea kjsjrijng.so
tutlon of.saJt and lime. jMato'thlln a
.itcr-tiglit box'orotbef .'icvptaclo, no
uialW how rude, -nnd steep tho shing
les for afexv hours, ami they 111 Jast
much longer for tho treatmentr jwIIImip
nearly lire-proof,, nm' will, glye jid' bad
taste to tho waer troni jhe .oofiVficn
collected 111 R cistern, " 1
MAY (5, 1881.
ul
is
wrv Ihutulcr "lornitliij depot Iniltdlu
, at l uvt City. wa ..(riick h Ifghtnlii';.
V '" '.! . :-vv! .mw, vie....
nnv l.nrtied l.y IhvVommunicun.d U
!"' l'Mulii.'. ;
OurMuIoh coi riitondcnt .iccu.ci u
ueiL'hhor uf ImliiL'a.heni.Lllltii.'.lo.r.
Mild of kccpllltr It kno)!lv. Wc IllUi'
.i .. ....i.
iwm rainn iii.ii.i- nunr inn i
! olicV nnine tlnii :iccilcd. We licllcu
votiltl lo HIh-IIoii.. Cver; man think
M " H'l!u' I"'! i "T.v erow thinks
upei;l on or .iielitir Hole lo :iio
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r niirii injur 1 1 3 1
will Max at hoim1
1 tin; tfiie comes.
Ijirn )imr chililreji
till the ptopcr lilt -
tl I. Ilbltllt, to In. UlUlll ll.ut i.ri.41
j i " r
I Hnti..ti firn tir.'!itttti,r liir to llm niit-tti
,, ll.,(lNU. f w
. , ... .m
' wlluN blovritiff uptothu.c refcion., Mill
! evrred xvlth Ice ami snow, naturallv
cau.u BreiK ciouos im.i very cmciimxc Injurv iHerv car to hecp by dis i,
elect rietil jihenomHia l.ij;hluln Is m..,ic.,,h.. a .hcep.Uiliti.;r do
caused by Ihr sudden mlnnlin? o ex- .hmibl be served m lib iu.t cx.o tlx the
Iremely xvarm and cold currents of mr
w 1....1. I'.. .
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U 111. I, MM.fV 11,1 1111,11. .1-1. ..I'll'll.
1 -w,n,w W"S tm'
-We hear Mini.) men sax that the'
,10t,o ,,,, w,
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'!"? byso? inure, nre extepslve
ituiiuiii i.-oiii. win aiway. pax ine iui.
est pet cent, on theliiveMme.it of any
in the , West. People need not liv
ou
iu I. Mills to cliltirnti. tliein.
XI..II I ,.
yet brought by teams from St. Joseph.
Were thin condition lo continue it would
j rom, coll8lil,f,,yk botxt ooa h.ro and St.
Joepl, rvotl.l- neighborhood. It
"M . 1'U-lues, much ...ore lively,
t H-ilUIHJ Illllllll llll. ICillllS III IIC Oil I III'
than it ever has bncu since 1 1 1 0 railroad
xvas llnishud. In addition there would'
t.l. ItlJ.U i.f -t.tlT.. l.-tll. IKILL..III...H. I
All would be lively ami stirring the
livelong day xvlicu now all is quid and I
tlead. To eum it all up in'a mil slielp
I rt,t without the railways is done in-.
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hitiiilroils of mmi w ltli reliicles, xvitli
the railways, is done with one tremend
ous rusk and roar in a few moments.
- Smiic men think it Is a great thing
to get a ileli man to settle iu Ibeirtowu, (
and sctm to care very 111 lie about a
1 lwr "'an
coining in. Thu fact K an
enterprising workman is of more Jvn
elll to a Inn 11 in all likcljhood, than sev
eral rich men lie will build, contract.
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1 tr ' t
rill iin.rifi, 1,11 ri.iiii-. iiiii.. ,iv in i-, j
,,,, ,. , NVb,,,ska ill carl.X dl.XS- . K "''I" 1
(tt,(J. ,, .(( f(,w Mu.(.tlIlt0.s Mlt was ob.lged to ship to KriiiiMxick in I
,,. K,M, One po,.r widow ..L'hantou county, and then by wax,
M,IbltedJ,,',' Hr xvill .hen bo compelled- lo,
. . . . .. . hand his goods iu wagons front Dawson ,
Twnily.one years later xve revisited the ,
srciies ot our carix net I let ramps. Wo-
found Iho leading citizens Mi-Uay'1'iire (
those' xvho xvcre poor men and" boxs and i
gins w!,o came 10 mro 0111 ill any ca-,
pacily. All the best holi-e-. built hy ,
tliem ail the lcailiii" lnisinessemduct-1
eil hv them: Ami the then
- -1 1
niul llielr ilcsi'iiiid int .where 111 e thev?'
, . . .1
Where ale tlieyr
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.i,,,,,r i.iii , ,,11.- ,,1.111- lliu 1. im ,,1 ir,T
twineth ; up , 1
We hope those xvho have been ilriv-'
ontroin the bottoms, and xvho canuoti
llnd placcs-oli the higher grounds, 'Will '
not bo so entirely dlscoitragud as lo "let
go all holds." Thee bottom lauds are
tlie most productive, In"! he world. From
all xxie can learn, this season is very
unlike that of 18 Tl, xviien it raliieif al
most every day from March until July,
mid reflooded the low laiuls:incessautly.
lly heiillng cattle and growing roidV
trops, hillier, etc., mucli may yet be
done. Wo arc almost certain of a late
growing" season, with very late frosts.
It may turn out to he oiiu of the best
corn suasotis evtfr known. Si
Illl' US
sl(l(riotu is oohi'orned,' xvo buliii'
CX'C
is no leason lo fear am thing worse than
common. Aw during the grasshopper
yeardi' our feai niuybe groundless. It
sxyll bij iiiiidy weeks, ehy'tho mountain
rise rx-aclns'tis, nhd'ifth6 xraters now
provaillngijjall be well drained off oro
(heifiMllore'isnii.probablllty of 'danger
as things now loijk. Ou tho contrary,
xve have every reason to liopo tho xvotM
Isvcrtind thabrlgh'tl'r prospects are
Ahead f A leskbir hhs'liccn learned If
wexvlllVike It, and. that -Is'tperma-1
lietit improvembiiU will not do ou the
ImUowi." t
i l!eX.
' (In -goti
' exciting.
Mr. ('.uiiilicr.
i.i'M Snhhalh
will preach In
folcJIOOII Mllll
-II.
Long.
.v s. i;
of Rfgelow, ln .jtcd
railroad for putting
' toe A.
hN on" til the wroiij; Matlou
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,(. ; ; -
fhvf Vu,
' " '.-"M "iv-mice 10 llir.'cTi nil-M.
W.-iiron lliiN thicc to ihree-ii ml-
half Indie, uidr nre eotnlni; Into f:ih-'
I liev roll over the ''round much
enler.
, Tim infant dauLterof .Mr.. Keli.-c
,' ca (.'oletii.u. . hurled ou TiiovIm.v iif.
l.-riionu. The liec.'lcd iniithee ha. the
inpalhlc of our cill'.ni in her nlllic.
tioll.
-Married, at llm r'iileitee of I.. S.
('rou.cr, the father of the bride, on
Thurihi, April T. Mr. Ceo. Centn lo
Mih.)ii;i ('roii.er. The eereiiionv vut I
, pcriornied b the llev.C. Suhlolhaiicr. ,
. .Mr. ,,.,,.,, ,IillM) ,,,,
' the bottom iu l:W, almorl fotlv-foiir
x ..... a'l . f .ll . 1
,..-111 1 iijjn, iiii i me ir.re-i over-
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; So we are cr, l.blv iuformod. "
of the "ivatcl public intei
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' :lu. consideration riven ton mad do".
" . r
1 lie r.au s lic"iiiuui
.... . .
to .-nipn--i
Cood en.
llm We-t iu corn j;rov!iij;.
llxalion is there bringing their crops up
lo from skty to one liuiidreil bushels
per acre. Weeds and corn will not
grow xx ell together.
The buffalo berry of the west imtV.it as rep re euliil and will duplicate tlit?
a sph'ndid hedge and 1'iirul.he. a most I price, of any dealer In the co iutry.
delicious wholconie fruit. Tin; M't xiee i'n. ,,. complete stock of Accor
berry of the east llourishe. here and is I deans", Ilannoulcas Cuitar.s, llanjo.,
as good as Hie .traw berry. There are j Violin., ( Irganetlns. Sheet Music,
bill one or ,lwo patehc, of the service j Hook. to be had In the city. All
berry Iu Holt county. ,m, cordlallx Invited to call on or ad-
X II I IIC i.l'll. u. , ., , , I . - " , - -
a. an instance will bliow. A ..old II j nnd Francis stveels, St. Joseph, Mis.
Miinii steers for I cent and it .old them oitti.
S(l),k ,, ,,.
.
t,nU(. ,
the next
lay to D for I 1-L' cents. '
rs and grain raisers ..liould .
papeis aud keep pn.tcd.
id here last xveck a high as
rl.W per cwl. I hoy xvcre fat though.
wiiitu cjnmmcview.
.... ... ,.. . ....... .. . ,.. .
i - xxe were jusi gemiig rciiny 10 ,
write an ai iicie in pnu-o oi inn linn-
oral spring houth of town, when our
l':vo ' """y"1" ' '
Uluuige : "hvery dead town in the
I'lilllltIC
cottutry has a mineral sprln" boom."
1 ThU took thu starch out of us mid we
j concluded for the pncul t Miy not (i
I ing about the spring. Saruuiiah Dcm-
1 ocral.
- Mr. T. J. l.iumerl, of Tarkio, the
merjlianl priucit of Atchiiou coiintx,
xvas water bound in ,-t. Joseph this
week, and canut to Savannah lo reach
his home by xvay 01 Maryvilte
and the
a large
Waba.h. Mr. Kulmcrt bought
. . 1 ...
'l'!''W". 'I'bNi u "f linon-
vluiuiilces of high xvatcr. Savannah,
,,'',m)l'''a,
J- Plattslmrg Lever savs there are
m. nrllls In Ilf( t.tllllv ,,.,t vf, ,
..ilrc-lise in Us cobiin.i'.. because It ad-
vocates teim.crnuce, that is heathen.
. 1.11. ..in incri fin, .1111111 ..ein.ieraiice -
----- " "'J. '
..ii,l,, In.l ns bail. A m.-iii niiist have ,
- 1 ' ; nu
ll might v miuII calihro w ho is drawn by
such narroxv prejudices. There arej
six liorse teams willl a leader men and I
one horse men. Such men aru wheel.
harrow s and small barrowa too
- Quito a ruvival of Interest iu Spirit
ualism in t-otue of the larger cities. At
St. Joseph n public meeting to inxcstl
gate It was called this xveek. Hoxv
singular this delusion .should Intt so
long, ever since 18H, In fact, mid to
day count among its adherents, many of
Ihe'grealest students of the age, Late-,
, ly one ot the highest courts of tho na
, lion actually decided that a bcllvf iu i
. .Spiritualism is not n prima facta evi-
l deuce of insanity! ! Wonders will nev
yl.er CcilsO.
; - home person xvrote to a man in rxow
Jersoy, )Un w rites for some of thu great
magazines learned nnd liislruelvo arti
cles oil birds, tlsh,ete to know If In his
opinion tlm Kngllsh larks ami i'pbis
could be Introduced hero , Tho
.learned man replied that the birds
xx'ottld not do xve 1 1 on the xvlhl prairies
of the West, 'as1 they preferred to be'
near wheat fluids and meadow lands.
Now (his man's nstbiilslilng ignorance
is a fair sample of the Ideas pr.x'alltng
among the Atlautlo'uoiist peop)e nlioiit 1
'our eiuiuiry. '
M'MUKH 48.
' AVIio Wnnts Money?
I haxuat in,x ili.po.at a Mini of tunn.
e, li le hmtied nil re.il cl.iU; M-elirilV
III Holt coiinh. Will be lo.iueil III
a tiolllil. Iriilii One lluudreil lo Three
Thuii.aiiil
' cent., ii ul tt
Dillar, . til Ten H.-r
i' it 1 1 1 it; 1 1 1 . -ml no rm,i-
iiifariiiii. l.ouj loan, preferred (three
or live fear-'.) bill nill lliau for a -liuit-er
liiili' if de.trcd. A hi. i "lliiiue
Moliex," liMirii.Xer will experience tin
delax .tut no I rouble of au K i n 1 ; ami
liuiiiu iiiouey at ".Iraihl" Ten pee
cent. i cheaper t fm it foreign innney :tl
en Miked" elirht per cent., whre llm
Imrrouer 1 : t lo pax lii eiilliii--.niii ti
an aenl and bi' fe. for pivpariii :i
lare u'ia. of paper.. I'or fin ther iu
torniatioii applv to
kW. W. lxiAi'oitr,
Oregon, iloi
ii'l Witntctl.
A good girl wauled, xxho know, bon
to cook, xxah and iron. (!ood wages
will be paid to one w lio is competent.
A pplxto Mils. lXX't.M,iillT. (Jregoii.
GflEAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS ORGAN
V liolosiilc or lU lnll.
Tim large -tore rouln of T. J.
Wash.
burn, liftli and I'ranei. tired
is
packed full of I he liucst grade, of Pi
uno. nnd Organ, which he is -eliiug,
cMivmcly low for cash or iimnlhly pay- .J
incuts, lie is agent for teiiiwny
Piano., and Jotey Organs the leading
liiMiiiuicut of tint wnil, I, and all
xarie'ies of clieaner "radi.s." All troods-
FRANK G. HOPKINS,
iii:.xi.i.u is
Guns,
Fishing Tackle.
ASH
Sporting Apparatus
109 South Fourth Street
ST. JOSKPII. MO.
We are Agent for llm
IIA7APT1 PflWllFP rflMPAWV
fliifjiiillJ rUllUM UUlllf FlM I .
....
Fiimir supply
STORE.
I
Qeo. W.PooLeu
IIIIsJIISl llrn.-u UUl I. IttWHV Ullll vnlli.l-HJ
slmU ul
, . 1.....
1'n.uM,
Ulas,
IlruMbeN,
ArtUtN' UiiimI.
Mirror l'llc,
nml I'vetyililn- iierliituliiK In lliu erliitlnn Imsl
nois In ulljlls iraiii'lies, Alsn a sinok ut
i;iaX ant tiie.
A iiui unit lliiisli. Any ime
in ii.e II. I'ull
dt'ivll'.iis on I'tii'll liafkuKn.
All kihhih ar-
ra it "I ii riMirv.viitcil, Call an. I exuniiiii; xtock
anil iirli'i-s
8 I I Vllx. Hlrevt,
K. Corner .Mi.rkrt Siq.iur..
.VI". JOSKPILTMO.
Our
New Styfe.ln Spring Brest Goods has ar
rived. Call and see them, Hershberger
& Anderson.
The Fierce Light
Hint hunts upon n tliioun is nono ton
litlght, not1 none too hrllllant, for our
Clothing, Dress (iooils, CacpnU, Hals
and Caps to bear while undergoing in
spection. Searching and critical exam.
inatinu is courted li) every dnpartutent.
' We have Mothlng to vonccaloii Iho Mian-
J,,,,' m
('umu and co mm iniw spring fi
ln. I'K'vmi, Oregon,
iiiacturoor woikinansiup of our g .mis;
ei limy,
fl Jieies,
Ho.
4 h