The County paper., June 10, 1881, Image 4

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THE
(jGOUlTY PAPER,
DpityXH. fe WAT.T.KU,
OIIKIION, MO.
, Entered at the l'oMofllce at Oregon, Mo., us
second-class matter.
not
Tormt of Subscriptions
TWO DOI.UItK A YEAH IXADVAXCT.
FRIDAY, JUNK 10.1H81.
Advertising Rate.,
w hlrli are very reasonable, when the larne clr
dilation tit Tilt. lou.NTV l'.U'KK Is considered
Mill bo made known mi application to tlie I'uli
Ushers. Money msv b sent t unt rnk tiy rnsNfflce
order, dr.itt or rrjtltcreil letter.
rorrei"tienei and news art1 always desired,
but letters mmt tn lirlet and miit liae the
genuine nniuo ot the autlior. lint (or publication
tint as a guaranty f point faith.
('nmniiiiitfntloiis In tin- Interest ot candidates
utllberManatt for at tlir rata of three rents
per word, rah In aihauce.
Obituary wlry will lie eliarRfil for at tlie
rate ot ten cents per lino amt thu Cash must
accompany tlio manuscript.
Uejecle(lmaimerlit will not lie returned.
I.ettf m for publication should reaeli tn liy
Tnesday tnon to Insure Insertion In tliat week's
laH-r.
All letters should he addressed to
TI1H COUNTY l'APEK,
OKKilOK, Mo.
VALKDICTOKY.
lAs untioutteed last week, I have sold
Tiik County 1'Ai'Ktt printing ofllce to
Mevr. David 1'. Dobyns mill William
F. Waller. Thu former Is wull known
to thu patron of tliu paper, ns lir. has
been its publishor for nuarly live years
past, il u n nc; which time he hart become
perfonnlly known to almost nil Its) loeal
patron, anil no one can say aught to
lild discredit. The latter will
cotnu as u Granger to most of
its readers, as lie was to tnu
until a few days ago; but I can as
xiiru them that lie brings lirt-clans en
dorsctnents from tlie best men of tht
communities in which hu has heretofore
resided. lie has had considerable edi
torial cxpuriuneo and is an excellent
practical printer; and when to these
facts it l.s further added that he is a
young matt f frank and pleasant ad
dress, possessing sound health and hav
ing hi heart In his business, I think
the patrons of Tun County Pavku
will need r.o further assurance that 1
leave them in good hands. I did not
close the sale of the paper until I thor
oughly satisfied myself that the new
proprietors have the ability and the de
termination to maintain tbo paper In
(hu high rank it has honorably won
Fouling sure of this,! gladly vacate the
editorial chair, the occupancy of which
iny Increasing feeble health had, during
several months past, rendered irksome
to me.
Though little given to the melting
mood, I do feel sad at thu thought of
discontinuing my regular visits to hun
dreds of ph'iuant firesides, whore good
people every week discussed my writ
ings and selections. It is pleasant
to remember these, and It is liko
'wlo pleasant to bo able to forget
the disagreeable -features of mv
editorial 'experience. The past is be
hind me and I bear with nu into retire
went no feeling of enmity toward any
one. And now,comnicnding my successors
to tho favorable consideration of the
public, and hoping to see Tiik County
1'ai'KU long remain the favorite family
paper of the Northwest, I lay down the
editorial pen and disappear forever
froai tlie nuwspaper world.
W. W. Daveni'Oht.
Tiie St. Joseph Gazette calls Conk
lliig"401d Conk." and Sammy Tilden
'thu "lla'eholor of Grevstono Park."
youldn't it bo better to say ox- Senator
'Conklin'g' and the "Hero et Cipher
'Alley?"
The city of Albany is now the cynos
ure of all eyes. The civilized world is
holding its breath. St. Louis Post
Dispatch. Yes, and before the trouble
is over, tho civilized world will behold
'ing Its nose. Kansas City Times. Jlow
do yoii follow iioso so linmli p
Tiik new prohibitory law in Kansas,
strict us'Jt" la, ijou't seem to prohibit,
"rhuro are no less tliait a dozen saloons
running in' 'full bhwt u Atchison, tho
'city granting 'then) a llpcnse in each
case for jSMJ' n month. Gov. St. John
nhd rtJvoral other prominent temper
ance advocates aro now in Atchison in
'vbsiigiifing piatturs.
It is rnpoiVd that px-Sonator Dorsey
is quite ill (it his homo in Washington,
with mental strain Incident to the Star
Ifquto reports. The Star Routo steal Is
)rbably a bigger pill for him to swal
low than the defeat of tho famous .'100 nt
Chicago, and if tho doctors don't use a
stmaeh pump very effectively there
Wll"bhly bo 30i left.
Jl'iiriE Pahkek's opinion m tho case
pf 'the United States vs. Capt. Pajno
'sets forth at length the legal status of
the laud. It will be remembered that
Tayno was twice tfxpollod from the In
dian Territory by' the military nuthorl-
ties', Ulie secoiid entry being punlslm
ble under the Inwsbf tho United States,
ni notion was brought agiuiut Payne.
'1'lie JudgJ decided that ho 'wna clearly
an Intruder tinder the law and is liable
fortho penalty. ' This opinion' will put
it" Complete quietus upon all future
tiohemoa for colonizing thu Indian Ter
ritory until' it shall bo opened for set
tlement' by the proper authorities.'
LSEBJUttlv
SAIitlTATOHY.
Having purchased Mr. Davenport's
Interest in Tiik County Pai-eii, and,
coming among the citizens of this conn-
nu entire stranger, I take this
method of introducing myself and mak-
ngtuy bow ton gonereus public. I do
deem it necessary to cuter into any
elaborate exposition ot my views on
thu civil service reform, the tariff, tho
tluaiiccs, etc., but will content myself
by simply stating thnt I am a Republi
can of the Abraham Lincoln school, and
thnt my opinions on the various ques
tions of tho day accord closely with
those of that party. I realize, howevor,
that thu sphere of The County Pai'EU
is necessarily limited, and I shall not
waste my energies in attempts to sway
the politics of the nation ; but, believing
I can thereby more elllelcntly aid in
promoting tlie general prosperity nnd
happiness of the people of this section,
I shall pay less attention to politics tlian
to the encouragement ot immigtatlon
and the fostering of our home Indus
tries. Mr. Dobyns, who is well and favora
bly I'tiown to the citizens of this county,
having been connected with the paper
the past live years, needs no introduc
tion and will bo my partner in business.
It will be our aim to mako The County
Pai'EU pre-eminently n homo'papor, in
the columns of which will each week be
found a rellox of everything of import
ance transpiring in all parU of the
county, and our motto shall evorbei
"IIouo First, tlie World Afterward."
Wo shall not hesitate to oxprcss our
own opinions upon any local questions
that mny arise; but, at the snmotlma
we invito the full and tree discussion ot
such questions by courteous nnd spicy
correspondents, whether or not their
views arc in harmony with ours. Hut
wc will state right hero that our col
umns will not be maden public spittoon
for every one to spit in, or for the
benefit of a few individuals who
wish to settlo n family row or petty
personal quarrels; all such questions
must bo settled in sumo other manner,
and all such articles will find n grave
In tho waste basket. In short, It will
be our aim to draw to these columns the
best thoughts of the host peoplo on all
matters of local discussion, and thereby
wc hope to mako Tub County Pavek
Indispensable to all persons who wlsb
to keep fully Informed on whatever Is
transpiring around them. To thu accom
plishment of this cud, we invite the co
operation and assistance of all who may
wish to address tho people on topics of
general interest.
lloth being practical printers and hav
ing had a large experience in the news
paper business, wo shall do our best to
make the paper meet tho expectations of
its friends. From week to nook It will
speak for itself; and if persistant Indus
try and a heart devoted to tho wclfnre of
tho people of tho home of our adoption
bring legitimate results, two hope to
merit a fair measure of success, and the
approbation and good will of tho people
of IJolt county.
William F. Waller.
We learn that n Greenback paper
will bo started hor in a few weeks.
It will supply a "long felt want."
Tarkio Hep.ibllcan.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy
to the citizens of that community.
We would adviso Mr. Conkllng nnd
John Kelly to form a co-pariiicrship
and go into tho real ustato and insur
ance business. How would it read:
Conkllng & Kelly, Ileal Estate and In
surance Agents. liefer with pleasure to
Rutherford U. Hayes, James G. Ulaine,
Samuel J. Tilden mid ex-Gov. Robin
sou. The Democratic party in Arkansas
seems to be in a bad way, judging by
the expression of tiiu leading newspa
pers of that Hate. The issue is simply
liuanelal. There is one faction of tho
party that it is in favor of repudiating a
largo quantity of tho bonds of tho state
Issued in nid of railroads on tlie ground
that value was not received by the
state.
Col. Fit an k M. Tiiacv has been ap
pointed Postmaster at St. Joseph. Col.
Tracy is publisher of tho Herald at that
place and has madomany warm friends
in this section of tho country through his
excellent paper. Ho will assume tlie
duties of that olllec Julv 1st. and the
appointment seems to give universal
satisfaction. Capt. F. M. Posegate, tho
retiring P. M., has mado an excellent
aflicer and leavos tho otHco without a
blemish upon his personal character.
Those horrid carpet-baggers ot tho
.North are about to causo moro trouble
in the South. Tho South Carolina
Railroad is one of tho oldest lines In tho
cnuutry, but it runs up against the
Who Ridge and stops, and at its sea
l lit
uoani enu nas no terminus at a water
front. A company of Northern capital
ists nave taken hold of it. Tliov will
build It a wharf In Charleston, and car
ry it over tho mountains into Tonnes.
seo so as to secure Northern
tlans.
connec.
Some foolish Democratic papors are
nirenuy insinuating that Uoscoo Conk
ling would mako n good Democrat.
les, that's what thny thought of Gen.
urniu aiier nis defeat at Chicago. Hut
it lias been thoroughly Illustrated
thorn smco.that tlie Republican nurtv Is
a bigger man than old Grant, nnd that
u can wen afford to do without Conk
ling. Rut Conkllng cannot do without
HWjiiepubllcan party ; ho owes nil his
glory $bat party Had he beon in tho
Donjoorntlo ranks ho long ago would
uaro oooii piaood in his political grave,
whom Soyinour, Tilden, Thurnian,
Hancock and a number of other once
prominent Democratic loaders nro now
silently slumbering.
FURNITURE.
J. H. PUNSHON,
Successor to
H. I S. IBB1U, FOREST CITY, HO.,
has nnd will keep on hand one of tlie finest stocks of Furnlturo that
has over beon kept in Holt County, consisting of a full stock of
Chamber Suits
Wash Stands,
Desks. Stands.
Walnut and Maple Bedsteads,
Lounges and Tete-a-tetos,
Children's Carriages,
Window Curtains
WALL POCKETS
Picture Frames Made to Order. Furniture Itepaired on
Short
POST OFFICE, FOREST CITY, MO.
SPRING
Wo ntc receiving a large stock of goods
rPRYTCOODOlLOTHlNG. )
etc. have been selected with special care to the trade. Our line of
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE,
Is very complete and worthy of an examination. Our stock of
Saddles and Harness
is compute and is offered at very reasonable figures
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER,
as jou undoubtedly can be suited both ns to qunllty nnd prieo. Fnrmers
will please bear In mind that wo keep n largo stock of Agriuultural Im
plements, such as
Weir Plows ami Cultivators,
Brown Corn Planters,
4
Stalk (utters, Harrows, etc
Studebaker Wagon
Grass Seed, etc.
FORD & SMITH,
FOREST CITY, MO.
M. E. Herbert & Co.
4
In their Now Quarters at
610 EtoUx Bte S& Joseph Ste
Havo the Largest, Best nnd Most'
Beautiful LiflE of Qs FixjuqES
In St. Joseph, to which they Invite cspccinl nttcntlon. They nro
skilled Plumoers and Gas Fitters, and guarantee any work they do
to bo as good as the best. They also have a complete lino of Iron
and Wooden Pumps When in want of anything In their line re
' member the place, GIG Felix Street, and tho firm,
lyC. IE. HERBERT & GO
r
Star Hambletonian.
STAR HAMRLKTOVIAN. is n boautful
with his left hind ankle white; Hands 10 hands high with very neat head and
neck, broad oblique shoulders, great depth of heart, large well shaped body, good
back, arched loin, with broad strong hips, great length from point of hip to
whirlbouc; thence to stifle and hocks, with most excellent legs nnd feet. In the
kindness ot his disposition, style, muscular development, notion and form, he
presents a striking resemblance to his sire Kysdyk's Hnmblctoniun.
PEDIG-REE:
STAR HAMHLKTONIAN, by Rvsdyk's
turf Dexter, and grand-sire f Goldsmith
and Mtuid S., thu fastust timo of the
1-4.
His first dam by Wild Air ; second dam
by Kxton's Kelidso; fourth dam by Abdallnh, tho aire of Rysyk's Hambletonian.
Wild Air by Decatur, son ot Honry, dam Ostrich by American Kcllpso, Seely's
American Star by Stoekhouie's American Star; first dam Sally Slough, 'by
Henry: second dam by imported Messenger.
Kxtop's Kcllpso by American Kcllpso ; dam by Imported Kxton.
Abdullah by Mambrliio, son of imported Messenger; dam Amazonia
boil ot imported .Messenger.
Rvsdvk'; Hambletonian bv Abdullah: first dam Charles Kent maro. bv im
ported; Ilellfoundor; second dam Ono
dam Silver Tall by Imported Messenger.
lllshop's Hambletonian, by Imported Mossongor; first dam Pheasant, by im
norted Shark, second dam bv Imported Medley.
American Kelipso by Duroo, son of
damsel by imported Messenger; second
To gentlemen owning thoroughbred or well bred marcs, desiring to ralso n
perfect saddle or harness horso : to thoso having trotting or pacing mares and
wish to cross them with a horso that will bu sum to transmit to their foals, beau
ty, purity of blood, symmetry of form, docility, liitolllconco, resolution nnd high
courage; uud to breeders who aro looking to a cross by whirh to enrich their
cold lnooded dams with a warm current, wo especially commond this horse.
He will be allowed to servo a few good mares at tlie low price of $26, pivyn
blo nt term of service by ensh or noto, with privilege of returning maro tho next
season In caso nf failure.
I will glvo three premiums, viz. i To tho best colt $25 ; second $20; third
$16. Colts to bo shown at woanlng time, either at Mctind City or Maltlaud.
whichever Is tho most central point for the number of mares bred to tho horso.
Will stand nt my residence in Whig Valley,
FREEMAN LIBBY, Maitland. Mo.
Bureaus.
Book Oases,
Towel Baoksj
OF ALL KINDS
JVotiec.
STOCK.
suitnblo for Spring trade. Our
Please examine our
bav with lariro star In his forehead.
Hambletonian, slro of tho king of the
Maldj also the arand-siroot St. Julian
lattor being HilO 3-4 and the former 'Jill
by Slieely's American Star; third dam
by a
Kye, by Uishop's Hambletonian; third
Imported Diomcdoj first dam Miller's
dam, imported Mare by Pot 8-os.
Oh, What A Cough!.
Will van IippiI flip wnralnir. Tint atw.
nnl perhaps of tho sure approach of tlint
more terrlblo disease Consumption.
Ask yoiiMolvcs if you enn nffoni for the
snke of saving 60 cts., t run tho risk
niic no nothing for it. wo Know from
exporiuco that Shlloh's Curo will Curo
Caugii. it never falls, this explains
why mora than a Million Bottles were
Kola tho past yenr. It relieves Croup,
and Whooping Cough, ntjoiico. Mothers
do not bu without it. For I.anio Hack,
Sldo, or Chest, use Shlloh's Porous
Plasstcr. Sold by. T. S. Illnde, Oregon
Mo.
llovr to mako soap for a cent n pound
Shave Into small pieces five bars Of
Dobbin's Klcctrio Soap, nnd boll in
thrco quarts of water until the soap is
thoroughly dissolved, so thnt upon
straining through a slove nothing re
mains: add to the solution or "suds"
three frnllona of cold water : stir brisklv
for several minutes to mix, nnd set it
uwny to cool. Tho' it will look like
notning out soap-suds wmio wnnn, a
chemical raactlon will tako place, nnd
In twenty-four hours time will develop
forty or fifty pounds of mngulllcont nnd
wiiuo sott soap, costing less limn one
cent a pound, nnd as good as many of
mo n(itiiteraic(t;compounas caned son),
and sold nt seven to ten cents a pound.
How long would It tnko for any other
soap used tho samo to become anything
but -"soap suds?" Any housewife
knows that It can notf.be done with any
soap she has over used. Seo If It can
bo done with Dobbin's Kloetric. For
sale by all grocers: Nnvo MuCord &
Co., Wholesale Agents, St. Josoph,Mo.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
For Lame Hack and all Klilnov troubles.
Fifty cents. Ask to see it at King &
Prond's, Oregon; Franco & Co., For
est City.
Better Qet t Now.
It saves life nnd doctors' bills. Wo
mean Urown's Ulnekborry nnd Glngor j
the most succesful remedy over Intro
duced into tho South nnd West for tho
curo of Diarrhoea, Dysentery and
Cholera Morbus. For salo by T. S
Hinde, KlngiSi Proud Oregon Simpson
& Milir lllgclow, Y est & oung Forbes
Dyspopsla & Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth tho Piuall prieo of
cents to free yourselves of every symp-
iuui ui iiiesu iiisucssing complaints, u
you think so.call at our store and get
a notiiouf Miuon s vitaiizcr, every bottle
has a printed guarantee on it: use ac
cordingly nnd if it (iocs you no good it
will cost you nothing.
Sold by. T. .S
Hinde, Orogon, Mo.
GENUINE
SINGER SEWING MACHO) L
Tho Very Best in the Worl d
I hnvo the Agoncy for the above ma.
ehlno for Holt eottntv nnd keen a suit.
ply always on hand at tho store of Miss
iioso uiggars, atound Ulty.
BSST- Luok out for liogus Machines
Seo advertisement of tho GorHitii
Slngor on tba liuido of tho SE.Nvih
A. McADa W
The Most Miserable Man on Earth.
Is the sufferer from indigestion
Those only know its horrors who have
felt tnem. To such Is offeted not only
a r.iy of hope, but n corlnlnty of relief nnd
euro, in the uso of Urown's Pepsin
Tonlo. This wonderful remedy cures
without f nit h, when taki n directed
For salo byT. S. Hinde, King & Proud
Osegon; Simpson & Muir, Ed Anibal
lllgelow; West & Young, Forbes.
MANUFACTURER & DEALER
C IN ALL KINDS OK C
urniturti
tor
I manufncturea good deal
of my Furniture nnd buy
ing of tho largest Manufac
turers for
C- j a sssprs
s -TA. s KJ s X JL s
ii ii ii H li
enables mo to sell to nny
ono who may need goods
in my lino
-A.S LOW
as It can bo sold. I havo
only ono prieo, nnd will
duplicate nny bill of Furnl
turo bought of Manufac
turers at
RETAIL PRICES!!
o IN TIIE o
UNDERTAKING!
lino I kcop a full stock, and
every order will 'be prompt
ly filled. Established over '
fifteen years.
AUG. BEREES, Oregon.
West Sldo Publlo Square.
Shlloh's Consumption Cure,
This Is beyounil question tho
successful Cough Modicino wn
ever sold, a fow doses invariably
the worst cases of Cough, Croup,
most
havo
euro
and
suc
Uronch t s, whllo its wonuonui
cess in tho curo of Consumption Is
without a parallco In tho history of
mediclno. Since it's first discovory it
has been sold on a guarantee, a tost
which no otlior medicine can stand,
If you havo a Cough wo earnestly ask
you to try It, Price 10 cts, 60 ets. and
$1.00 If your Lungs aro sore, Chest, or
Hack, Lame, uso Shlloh's Porous Pla
slor. Sold by T, S. Hinde, Oregon Mo
HTAIt ROUTE lROSEGUTIOXM.
While the government is moving
vory quietly In ihe Star route prosecu
tions, it Is nt tho samo timo inov.ing
vory surely. Tho preparations for
pressing tho ninltor vigorously before
tho Grand Jury arc nearly nil comple
ted. In tho coming week It is expected
that tho documents prepared In the De
partments of Justice with tho assistance
ot tho Postofilce Department will bo tn
tho hands of tho Grand Jury. J,t Is al
so oxpoctcd that tho examination of
witnesses will begin during tho coming
week.
A very significant fenturo of tho case
Is that Gen. Urady himsolf fully expects
to be indicted, since ho has retained
counsel, nnd his cotinsol has already
called upon the Attornoy-Gcnoral, nnd
asked to bo informed nt tho earliest
moment if nn indictment is found, so
thnt ho may nppenr in ptrson, nnd glvo
bnll nnd not bo subjected to the annoy
anceottlio issuance or serving of n
warrnnt for his arrest.
From tho Hub.
Thoro Is perhaps no tonlo offered to
tho peoplo that possesses as muuh real
intrinsic value ns tho Hop Hitters. Just
nt tills season of tho yenr, whon tho
stomach needs nn appetizer, or tho
blood needs purifying, tho cheapest
and best remedy is Hop Hitters. An
ounce of prevention is worth n pound
of curo. Don't wait untll.you nro pros
tinted by n diseaso that mny tnko
months for you to recover In. Uoston
Globe.
8. K. O'KALLON. LK10H IliVINK
O'FALLON & IRVINE,
Attorneys at Law,
ottr.aoN, MtHHOum.
'Will ur.trtltift In nil court, nf Mlftflnurl.
Colloctlnim, nnd nil manner nt li'Riil tiuslnoss
will nwlv our prompt attention.
twoniee north sldo ot Court House, over
mime's iirui: Htorc.
II. TEBBS ALKIItE,
Attorney at Law,
OltEUUX, MO.
Will nr:ipllpi III nil thn (Viuria at MKtnurl.
Keul piUto unit rullt'utloii huslitcas promptly
uut-ixieu to
ORlfA over Scliutto Bros Storu.
DANIEL ZOOK,
Attorney at Law,
ORF.GON, MO.
M 111 lipfiMlfn In nil thn rmrf nfMlunlirl.
ISeal Ustato Inislnrss mid Collections prompt
l) uttciioeu
ru.iiurf.
to. Onion west sldo ot l'ulilic
A. II. JAMISON,
Attorney at Law,
enl Eitatc, Imnranoe and Colleot-
inft gent,
MOUND CITY, MtSSOtlltl.
Wlil praetlco In all tlie courts ot northwest
Utss itirl.
T. C.DUNGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OUV.CION, MlSKOUltl.
Will uniellro In all Courts ut Missouri. ICHnsns
low amid Nebraska. Ileal I'.stiito lm.slne.ss, and
i oiiccuons promptly aiiouucu io.
R. I. HEA, -
Attorney at Law. Notary
Public nnd Real Estate Agent,
MAITLAND, MO
Will al tend to all lei:al business Intrusted tn
lilseari In nil I ho courts ot Northwest Missouri.
lias tor sale a large number of choice business
lots.
L. II. KNOWLES,
A 1 TORNE Y AT LAW,
OHEOON, MISSOUKI,
Will I'ntrtlre In nil Courts. Ileal Kstntv bns.
ileus uril t olleetlHii promptly attended to.
Montgomery & Itoecker,
BANKERS AND UKOKERS
OHEOON, MISSOUKI,
Loan Money, Buy Nntrs, Draw Drafts on al
orlclnal cities, and Cnlleiillniis nroiniitlv made
ray Taxes tor non-residents : Loaus ncKotliitett
on real estaia, ami invastinents mane on nivora.
ble terms. kitereM allowed ttu Timo Detoslts,
TIIE
Frazer & McDonald
BANK,
FOREST CITY, MISSOURI
mlLANHACTA il ifeneral lianklnir business
A. Mells exehaiuta on tlio clitcr cities ot the
United States unci liurone. Allows Interest of
deposits when left us.secllled time, Collectlaus
receive carcim aiieiition.
is. ii. ritAZint, oi:o. wkiiicu.
1'JSKSIUK.VT. CAHHlKlt
J. T. THATCHER, M. D.
IIOMOJOPATHIST AND SURGEON,
OllEQON, MISSOUKI,
. Ol'HICK. .At resldonco. two dooM north
J. A. Keeves'.s Ktoru ; formerly, resldeneu ot
i.uvi vireu.
A. 1SI.1.V, M. U, O.A. IIK(1KNI1AUM,A.M.,M.U
m UOH1111 m l'logeninuim,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
OKKOON, MO.
Ot'ICK Onedvor soutlt'of Hank, up-stalrS
M
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
A marvelous euro for Catarrh. Dlph-
itherla. Canker mouth, and Head Actio
With each bottle thoro is an ingenious
nasal Injector for tho moro successful
treatment of thoso complaints without
extra ciiargo. rrico eu cts bom oy X. a.
iiinuo, urogon, iuo.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Trylt whon nil othor romodlos fall and
gq relief, liny It of King & Proud, Ore.
gon ; Franco & Co., Forest City.
6. W. PLEASANTS,
Wright Oity, Mo.
BREEDER OF
Pure Bred Poultry.
I olter for unto a largo number of Mailt Ilrnli
mas. l'atrliln" Coclilns. l'lvmoiitli ltocks, D'lilto
Lrtiberns, Aylesbury
triers for such stock,
jJiieKS eic. v rvusoiinoio
Kxbh to liatcli. nncked
so as to ko safely by axpress any dlatimro ntte
Mnre.ll 1Mb.
two years, glvo my entire
i nave ureu pure ureu iouiiry lor
fomy entire tune to tlie business
nnd have it Bood www ns nro In tlio, IKest
Them Is much more.uroflt as well us nleusurc
In kecplni; mire bred poultry. Il'rlte for IllimJ
mere is iiiuvii uiurc.ijruub at
n kecplni; tmre bred iioultry.
ruieu eireuiur iiiiu jui;e iiav.
tflLLiiEfjY
AND
DfiE$s-fliKftlq
IN
Forest City, Mo
Mrs. 0. 1). nnd Miss Alllo Chadwlck
respectfully Inform tho ladles of For
est uuy nnu vicinuy huh inoy nnVjC
oponctl n Millinery and Dress-Making
Establishment. In that place nnu will
kcop in slQrc n full stock of tho latest
styles of goods, nnd will do nil w rk In
their lines in tlio uest mnnnor ami nt
tho lowest prices.
vtm niso no prepared to turnisn
BU'ITERICK'S PATTERNS
tSr- All kinds of fainllv sowing dono
promptly.
A sharo of public Dntronaco Is ro-
spuctfully solicited.
Latllos nre rospoctfully Invited to call
nnd cxamlno goods.
FRANK G. HOPKINS,
DIUI.Elt IN
Guns,
Fishing Tackle,
AK1
Sporting Apparatus
109 South Fourth Street
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Wo nro Agent for tho
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
PAINTERS' SUPPLY
STORE.
Qeo. V.PooLeu
HasjiHt opened out a laruo and complete
stink of
OIlH,
UlllHII,
IlriiNhCN,
ArlWtN' UoodH
Mlrrur 1'lntcn,
and evcrvtlilnu perlalnlnK to tlio prlntlni; bust
net In all its irunelies. ANo n stock ot
A new wall llnWli, Any one can u.io It. full
llreelloiis on eueli paekiittn. All (joods war
ranted us represented. Call and examine .stock
and prices.
313 Felix fltroot,
N. E. Corner Miu-Uot Nqunro,
ST. JOSEPH," MO
A Great Cause of Human
MISERY IS THE LOSS OF
A Lecture on llio Nature. Trent men
mieo tliat from his experience that tlio awful
bin Lecture, clearly proves from Ids own expert-
Tlie world ltfiiowned Autlior, in tblMudmlra
Hint ltailleal rurn of Seminal Weakne8,or Huer
niatiirniea, nuliieed by nelf-Abiise, IiivnUuilarv
KiiiKnIoiis, impoteiiey, Nervous Debility, and
Impediments to Marriairp generally : cHiisump
tlou, Kpllpsy, and Fits ; Mental ami l'liysenl
Ineapaclty etc.. by Hubert J. Culverwell, M.l),
autliorof tlie "(Ireen Hook," etc.
conriiiviiceot Helf-Abiisc may bo effectually
removed wltliout dniiKeroiis operations, bouxlcs.
Instruments. rliiRS, or eordlals ; iiolntlne out a
mode of cure at once crrtnlti and cfleetunl, by
which every sufferer, no matter wliat Ids con
dition may no, may curo blmsclf elieuply, pri
vately anil mdleally.
ttr Tcli lecture will prove a boon to tlmtixtmU
oml tliouMtitU.
Sent under seal In a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents or two postago
stumps. Wc liove imo n Huro cure for
Vnpe Worm. Address
TIIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO,,
41 Ann Street New York
rostofllec llox 4586.
"It la tho dutv of cverv man to work."
jays, tho philosopher; but it is a duty
tiiat'can ho uegiecieu y itio uv
uverage
man ofteuer than any other.
THUNDER
AND
LIGHT NING i
Peret & Bro.,
OREGON, MO.,
Nole AicentH for the Mnnh Fatcut
Copper CHbla
LIGHTNING ROD.
Our Sir. 11. K. Vcret, having been enuaKed In
tlie I.lglitnliiK ltod business for the paU four
years, refers to tlio hundreds of parties for
whom lie 1ms done work all of whom nro sat
lilted. Ilnvlus asmciuted bis brother with ulm
In business and taken the ajreucy of the above
ltod which they consider the very best manufac
tured, thev ask the lintronaeH of nil wli. .inuiru
safe protection ugulnst MKlitiiliit;.
1KAI. W1TM MEN YOU KNOW.
Ilowaro m( CUileairo ".liiuinui' M' wliu uin
swindle you by fumlsliliiK luferBr rods nnd
oharelnK ilouble prices. Our homlVaro In Holt
county and we exWo contliiHetA llvo Iwro.
Hence, It Is toonr tnVrcsCtu (Ii4 Wurcly and
honorably with thoVeople mid We lutViid to da
SO, VEREX & MHO..
Oregon, Mo,
" V
HFnilro"" should send afllllfffM
VII tllrco cent Htanin for U fP
ll I.H n freobnek of nenrlv 100 nil I. m
UIUU lanto octavo pat-es, full I UllttU
of valuable notes Itv Dr. Ii. It. Vnnt . ilm ...nh-
Mca? CoMOtt Sense and Plain Home '
rn A T."C--
on Bcrofuln, Diseases of Men, nml Women, and
in eiirouiu iiiiments.willl 1 M till1
the evidences of their eu- Ull II U
Uln.,JWuC5? n ll ll R
fg8liaY ;k"c!hvr"""4v"
Woolon clothes, furs. etc.. CAMfnllu
bruabed first, then uecurely wrapped (u
uunpjiiijiviB, inn iju ituin irom nQintl,