The County paper., July 29, 1881, Image 4

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till. t'dl'NTY l'.l'i:i:.
Oltl.iios, Mo,
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tiu: ttr.n rus.
A month ago, under the immediate
MipiTtMou of MWs C':ar lUtton. afor
tu.il or,'anizatl..i) wa effected liy the
Atiurican Au,iatlnn of tho Kcd L'rof.
TU wa done on tho trougth of a.ur
ance from the A.lmiuUtration at WnIi
iustoii that a recommendation would he
m:wle to Coiij:iv.s that this country'
join the twciity.cveii lluropeau gov-'
'i'iimeuls that have agreed to rcpret
tho llau and badge of the societl.'s of
(lie Iteil Cross in the time of war. i
Tin liusiness of caring for the .siek I
ami wounded soldiers recehed Us tlii '
great impetiih In modern times from
Fl.nvnee. Nightingale and her co-work,
oxi In tho Crimean war. In the war of
the rebellion the Culled States Sanlta-
.... . . , , , . ... .
iy CmmlH s ., no doubt did vastly ;
"tV! ,,'.VU S,,rf;,,1"r; !,"T" lhc.
country', soldier, and sailor than any ;
M.ndar organi.at on had over ueeom-,
pllshed beforo. It was wid e this war ;
-al..l.r.,sSu,wl,llo Mssllarton
and multitudes of other nob e women j
and men were softening I,s horrors as ;
in ,niuu iiiini, Him, ii coinmiiice oi
the Society of Public Utility, of Switz
crland, called an international confer
ence which metnt Geneva on tho 20lh
of Ortobnr, 1 603, to consider a propo
sition relative to the formation f per
manent soeiHiies for the relief of wound
ed soldiers. A treaty was drawn un
ami oneieu to tno powers for signature,
providing, lirst, for the organization ol
.soldiers' relief societies in tho various
paitlc.pating rountr.es, under a ill"-
...v.... ........n.ii.i lyiui ii iiiMiiieuvuutig.
and badge common to alt; ceoiid, for
tho protection In time of war of hospit
al?, ambulances, hospital stores and I
supplies for tho stck and wounded, be
longing to any of these societies; and
third, forn lecognltion by belligerent
powers of tho neutrality of those socle
t es, and of an iuterii'itioual obligation
to give safe conduct to their mrgoons,
nures and attendants. Under the pro
visions of thl tre.vty, rolief societies
bearing tho general naino of "lied
Cross" have been organized In every
country in Kurope. Uven tho scini
barbarous ft ittw of Turkey and 1'er.sla
agree to re-peet and support the socio-.
ties of tho lied Cross wherever the lat
ter may set up their llag, Tho sign of
the red cross, which is tho national ban
ner of Switzerland, with tho colors re
versed, was selected as tho distinguish,
iug mark of tho treaiy societies, out of
compliment to tho republic where the
first convention was held, nml where
tho International lli-d Cross Committee
Mill has its headquarters.
tiu: c'Oi.oitici) jtAci; at soiwor,.
From tlmo to time tho Northern eye
has been opened, jut for a moment, to
tlm change that is taking plaeu in tho
intellectual condition of tho Southern
blarks, but as tho view has boon offer
ed principal!; as an Introduction to a
subscription paper tho Northern oyo
has c'oi.'d again as quickly as possible
In a letter from Mncon, (hi., published
in the New York Jkrald this week, are
soma statements, backed by figures that
any ono can verify if he chooses, tlu.t
wlllstmtlo tho North into wonder.
Jn a single Southern State Ihero mo
more than u thousand pi bile schools
for colored children, thu pupils of which
aggregate moro than sixty thousand,
and other States show handsome rec
ords, llesldes common fei-huols, any
ono of which is better than tho average
or thoso attended by white children of
tho last generation, tho blacks have
more than twenty colleges, all of them
largely attended and of as high grade
us most of tho colleges for whites that
arc scattered through tho States. Col
ored youths study law nml medicine at
colleges patronized wholly by their own
raco. although by far tlio greater num.
ber ot thoginduates preach or teach,
Justus wns tho tase with whito gradu
ates fifty years ago. When schools for
tho frecdmcn was stin ted just after tho
war Southerners Insisted that tho unxl
cty of the blacks for education would bo
shortlived, and many Northern pooplo
inclined to tho samo opinion, but fifteen
years Iiavn passed and tho eagerness of
tho colored man to seo his boys and
girls In school and learning something
is even more intense and touching, for
it has grown by observation of the stand
ing, aiuontr whites and blacks alike, ot
Maud 8. trotted a mile against time,
in rittsburff, on tho lith Inst., in
2i lf 1-2.
Till: .!,Jturot:ilT!l,VNK'JIVlNU.
day of tluinkiigivlug b the nation,
iu (hi evbtitof the President'.' ivbou'i'v,
liiii been suggestlcd by one Sisiic (lov-i
rriinr iinil nliuuly approved by u m:t-!
, joulyof Hie others, uinl It U unite like-1
ly tlmt ihr inovcinunt will bo regarded
general approbat'oii. The free
' iIiiiii uiih which Americans crlllcio all .
tttrh - public men, purliculurlv time
, . , ', . , 1
iiiiu. i iii .iiiiniiiiii, in,i appear 10 iii
diealo llrcpct't, Imt iii t hi- particular )
appeal eanees arc dceoltlul. In num. j
, try where every nutUoborn citizen is.
j I itl :iii!iront to the throne, crillolsm,
Mislead of being disrespect, Is nturoly I
the 0Njiri'.-"Jiii of one sovereign's opin
Ion of Ids brother .sovereign who, fori
thi' tint.' being happens to nili'. When-'
evera ling-klilcr In Kuropo u'lcmpls'
i to provide I he prime rc.pilsllo ol' ii roy-
'native has u mot lovul Interest.
r urr ?n mr
floii n that of other hind-,lt L, on the
oihcr hand lar more intcllljtcnt and in
,,, f(),. 0V0I V ian call ana.vzo It and ,
. . , .
tell jn-t what It mean, and what it
! Mauds for. Tlianli.-glNlng for the Vmt
; ident's recovery would place tlm Ainer
, ioaii before foreign eye in a new lljilit,
ml (t(, M wlilfli thuy de?ervo to bo
seen.
It is cMimateil that there arc about
90,000 l'ed.'ral places which are now
tilled by appointment Of all these onlv
a few hundred tiro appointed by the
I'icjidciii, and probably not more than j
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IIIIIUM 111 IIIU II. MC lUlllll.Cl 1UU 111 il
character and importance which require
' that oath l'rcsldent shall select men up
on whote loj ally to his Administration
his Miccess must depend. Tho great
j mass ot places under tlm (iovernment
J re.pilre cettalu capability and skill
, which otlit r bii-iiies' vocations demand,
! and which neither affect the political
, condition of the country nor aro affect
, cd by the political preferences of tho in-
IIIIIU..III.S. i ifiiiiL'Ul i;uuir;iiu.iii iui
tlunp w m ()flkes bc.1)mo R
to tho life of tho Ch.f MsgUra.c
aml , lllsmt,ons of 1Veu j,0Venm.ent.
u Hilllot fm,,lul. ct)llllo,a wllIimit
onliliaity. Jf c',,., ,,,, to
thl, earliest opportuni.v to stlllo
)0 , ,ystenl,Uuvt,.y n(llvlllMlll
mvJ,r ()f 1:U badv who opposes tho
i.. . ... .ii...... i ...tit.... i....
refoi ni will become an aceomplleo In
the crimes of murder and treason, for
the poiN .system which leads to I he as
fnsInat!onnf the American Prosld nt
to-day wi 1 some day lead to the de
struction of the American Gwcsumcut.
the graduates of tlwo fir,l folored
School.. It was aUo clatmed In tho
! South and largely believed in the Xorth
,,.a tiuro was something about tho
Uhapo of thu noRm' liiwl, or tho mwH.
iv of i s bi-a n Hint nrei. ...li,.l i..i,.1im.
ual development by study; hut no man
with any brain of his own clings any
longer to this theory, for If tho whiles
had always improved as rapidly as
blacks at school have done in tho past
few years tho record of tho taeo would
bo far more satisfactory than it is. Tho
effects of thousands cf jears of barba
rism and centuries of shivery cannot bo
removed by n year or two at t-ehool, or
oven a full college course; but tho black
man has demonstrated that he can loam,
wants to leal n and has pluok enough to
work hard in order to learn, so his po-
sillon lias mightily improved, and with
it tnipl,)Vtfs thn ,,,,.,,,,, of
that has for some timo boon in doubt
whether 1m would eveutua ly prove a
Help or n mmlrauco.
The small estates of KHglard aro
neaily all inortsaged to two-thirds of
their value, and thu rents now received
aro insulllccnt to pay tho interest, let
alono support the Sipuru and his fami
ly. Columns of tho London Times aro
filled with notices of old country resi
dencos, broad demesne.?, wooded parks,
and snug country homes to bo sold. In
Lincolnshire, forms can bo hud If tho
tenant will only keep down tho taxes;
In Shropshire lands cannot bo lot at any
prieo: lu ono parish in South U'arwlck
slilro only GOO can bo let out of .1,000
acres. Tho fanners feel this distress in
a peculiar way; thoso of thoni who
have a deslro to emigrate aro prevented
by not being able to sell out thur stock
and Implements. No i no wishes to yo
Into fanning.
Tut: Interior Department lias decided
to Invite a delegation of Missouri Itlvcr
Indians, Inc 'tiding Spotted Tall, lied
Cloud, Stand1 ng Hear and others, to
Washington, early lu September to dls
cuss various vexed questions with tho
authorities there. The Northern Choy
onriesaro very much dissatisfied with
uieir present location in tho Indian
country, and want to go north to tho
Missouri ltlvor country. They would
prefer to locate at Fort Kcogh, but there
Is no Indian reservation there,
'Tun Hon. II. H. Sherman, tho He
publican nominee for Governor of Iowa,
has boon on the beireh, and has been
for six yeais Auditor of tho Stato. Ho
was a volunteer during tho civil War,
and was left for dead on Shlloh battle'
field.
Honored and Blessed.
When a hoard of eminent physicians
and chemists nnuounecl the dfseovory
that by combining mm well-known
valuable remedies thu most woude f,
niudlelno was produced, which won
cure such a wide range of .liseuf.es tlmt
vwet all other remedies could bo dls.
ponsed with, many were skeptical; i',t
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt, and to-du the dls
coverern of that great medicine, Hon
Hitters, are honored and blessed by all
a benefactors.
DRY GOODS
M.S. Faris & Co.,
Arc receiving and opening from dry to day, one or the Larg
est, Handsomest and
Cheapest Stocks
of Dry Goods that It has ever been their pleasure to offer to
the public and at prices that defy competition' Their stock
is complete in every particular Including nil tho novelties
of the season.
Remember
that wo hnvo not I'dopted the. "Department Systrin,"
thcrohy ik'tainni"; our customer iinncceK.iilallylnit de
lier their jjoodi at onco. All aro Invited to call and
i-eo n, as wo will not ho undersold, llunu'inliur tho l'litoe.
r rA -m ssj
M R TTvhqi JCr Ho
JLYJL K.J JL CtA
N. W. Corner 4th &
Will pay you tho highest price for good
FALL WHEAT M OASH
Wo will iiIfo pay
THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL
in goods of our own manufacture, which
wo warrant to be of the best material.
Wo are prepared to do custom work in
the best manner and on short notice eith
er grinding, carding or spinning.
We have on hand Three Thousand yards
of our own make of Woolen goods, which
we will sell Cheap for Cash.
X. XiCXJTX-sCIi:! Sc SONS, Propr's
Olio halt' Mile East of Oregon, Mo.
T1IK
THOEOT7GHBRBD
Glydesda
Star Marquis,
Is ii beautiful black with star In forehead, html anklos white, 1C !M hands high,
good head and neck. Ilroad shoulders, great depth of heart, tfo 1 slfapeil b.ldv,
t-hort buck, with broad strong hips, with' most excellent legs, and feet ; heavv
inano and tail. Kind disposition and lino 'action. Weight in fair condition,
1,800. Ago, -1 yeais August llUh. 1881.
VEDIcillEE:
STAR MAHQUS by the The Marquis, who was Imported by Thompson
Urns. Tim Marquis by Imported Hercules, the winner of umnv prizes in Scot
laud. 1st Dam by Imported NciMierly; i!d Dam bv lmporwd Sovern; Uil Dam
by Imported llrown (leorgo; -Jtli Dam by Imported Old Clyde, wlm was Import
ed by Win. Warden in IK 10.
To the farmer, and parties who wou'd llko to breed for draft or farming
purposes, wo would call your attention to lids horse.
Do will be permitted to servo a few good mares at tho low price of 15 0(1 to
Insure, payable by mile, at time of servlco.due in six months, note to ho void if
tho main proves not to be iu foal. Dnu care will bo taken to prevent accidents
but will not bo responsible should any occur.
Uriah Simmons, (iroom.
HoMitzell & Jesse, Proprietors,
Ttomitl dity. Mo
Fine Lumber.
Troposo to mal:o Craig, Mound City, Mallland and Oregon their loadlm
Hupping Points this year.
They own Four yaids in this county, and buy largo quantities ot Pino
Lumber got low rates of freight, and
They don't prnposo to bo undersold bv anybody; will duplicate St. .loo.
Hills, or any oilier estimates made by a responsible dealer.
Wo also have In stock a lull lino of
BOORS, SASH, BLIPS, LIME, PLASTER PARIS, AM HAIR.
It will be to your luterest to get our prices beforo buying.
Your 3?Jil;ioaisi'o olioitecl.
REEBER'S TEMPLE OF MUSIG,
30. r&&WXFtXt9 Agouti
Wo Nell ilio Following
PIANOS
Hallet Dayis & Co,
Eincrsou & Co,
W, W, Kimball,
T P Ilaln
THE POPULAR T, W. KIMBALL
Dealer in Sheet Musio and Musical Morohandiso,
WF, SELL ON THE MONTHLY INSTALLMENT PLAN.
33, Xi. IPnfctiu, Oi'Oig-oii, Mo.
VjiH
-ton
"a
Felix Sts.,ST. JOSEPH.
We Moll
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
PIANOS
Ranging in Price "from
135 UPWARD.
oiicians
itANiiiNU in rnici:
From i7,Ol, VMrnril
ADD SHONINGER ORGANS.
Stallion
now vr. iAv and uow weohow.
lIlUbe-Dciii.H'Mil,
'J'hls U not very good weather for llg
uri! work; hut tho hist milloual debt
.stittoiui.MiL projeiilf. fi'iiiio fiu t and sug
gets soiidi lollceliiuw which should not
bo ovcrloohod. II uppenrs, for instance,
Ihatover I '2,000,01)0 of tlm ilrbt was
paid during la-t. month . 100,000 per
ilay; anil that thu aggiegalo paymciitfl
for the fiscal year Just closed foot, up
ifl01,f)"il,4H;l, whleh is in excess of the
uveiagc atiuual iv.lui:tl.in for thn last
ten years, and c.piali d only by that of
the year ended duim 110, 1870. And
this refers only to actual pigments ou
thn principal ; no account is made of III.;
lavae reduction lu the ratu of Interest,
whicMsin realliy a lessening of the
dehl.
On the lir.U day of thl mouth, the
beginning of tho lUeul year, the nation
al debt stood nt $l,8IO,ilM,8tl, which
was $l'jl,lil2,'.l.:l less tliiiu tho books
showed leu years ago. So. in ten years
we have paid all our expenses of gov
ernment, including "expedlated" mall
service, and made llboial outlays for
public improv'.'iiicnls, nml yet liave
sivcl .enough to apply an average of
i? 15,000,000 a year in pufiuont of our
pub le debt. Thu total oftlu' payments
made since Ilio dale when tho debt
touched lis highest point August
H6b Is nearly one-third of thn whole
sum then owed. Thus, iu a period of
not ipite sixteen years, and iu spite of
hindering financial diturbancos ami de
pressions, we have nut only kept our
Interest paid tip promptly, but have also
ett down thu principal al the rate of
2 per cent per annum.
Tho significance ami fore.! of this
achievement can in no way bo more
readily and clearly rca'l.cil tlnui by
turning to tho history of our govern
ment bonds. When tills debt was al its
highest, the bonds were hawked iiboul
the .streets al CO and 70 ceuLs on the
dol nr; to-day they are quoted vl an un
precedented premium, nml capital Is
e.iger to get thoni oven at figures thai
I5ntih eausols do not command. Tho
recent reduction f Interest div not
throw bonds upon the market, nor iital- o
bidders desirous to get their money.
M'.n are anxious to loan money to the
(iovernment iu any amount at 1, :i 1-'J
and even !1 per cenl. The credit oi lint
nation is first-class thu world over, and
a l.'niteil States bond beats gold lu any
market. So much comes of hoiioly, of
patient and coiiiinuous proof tint wo
not on'y euu but will, pay our ob lga
turns; as fast as possible.
This splendid condition has been
brought about, too, without any real
disastrous effects. Tliero have been
eommere'al "pinches" at time', to bu
sure, they were transient and rolerable
to ordinary causes, and tho couutrv has
gone right forward. Instead of raising
taxes, we have gradually lowered them ;
and no citizen can Irutlifiiily say thai tho
(jovernnieut burden in this regard isfl
ono that In any way tires or chafes him.
As a matter of fact, wo are paying tho
debt '.'iid maintaining out' eicdil so prj-
deutly and so easily that wo do not feel
and scarcely know it. Thu national
tithes are collected indirectly, and from
our luxuries only. It is possible for u
man to livu eomtortably and never pay
a cent of the daily millions thai fiow In
to the National Treasury. No other
people on eai til are so lightly visited, as
individuals, by (iovernment lax-gather-ing;
in no oihur country under thu mid
is industry so free from exaction, so
well protected and so amply reuumora
ted.
Tho trni Ii is, we do not comprehend
or give thought to tho rapid progress
we are showing, to thu marvelous no
cumulations we are maMng. Mr. (ila.l
stone startled Knglaud, and America as
well, by declaring a year ago thai the
Untied States had become tho wealthiest
nation on Ilio globe. And yet hot he
stated only a simple fact, wlileh figures
unuisputably prove. Wo lutvo not beer
building co many railroads and steam
ships and niatiufaetories for nothing;
our great and yearly increasing agricul
tural product has nut been prolliless to
us; tho development and growing out
put of our mines has been add ngn con
stant stream to our riches. In all these
years siueo tho war, wo have not only
been making a living, but have been
laying up. While oilier nations have
barely contrived to hold their own, we
have gone on Increasing In wealth and
power as wo never did before, until at
last wo stand first iu ailluuiice, as we
aro in enterprise and opportunity.
Ills proper to attiibuto this womlor
ful and surpassing growth ami this hap
py financial condition largely to our
form of government, tho characttir of
our people, and the variety of our re
sources. Hut it Is aUo lit and Just to
award a considerable i-huro of acknowl
edgement and gratitude to the political
party whleh has so successfully admin
istered our affairs, Tho overthrow of
I he rebellion and the extirpation of sla
very are not more miroly among tho
glories of tlio Itopublicau rulu than Is
I his promotion of national credit, pros
perity and unmatched wealth, A coun
try at poaco wltii all the world, pros
perous boyoiiil parallel and foremost of
nations In weallli Its taxes unfclt, Its
bonds ut a premium, its credit sound
and unassailable is enough for any
party to offer as a justification of its
principles and usefulness, ami n guaran
tee of its fidelity In the future,
Land Iu sumo of tlio best parts of tho
city ot Loudon proper, or the district
oast of Tamplo liar, and In which the
chief nionoy transactions take place, is
worth, according to a ivcont unlo, $2,.
fi00,000 per acre, Tho place disposed
of compilscs 0,270 square feet, or about
ouo.twelftli of nn acre, and brought
8210,000, whlclr Is over 805 u wpiare
foot. I
Tin: lefrjgoratlng machine put up
lor the purpose of reducing the hent In
(ihrllohi's room, pumps lu 200,000 cu
bic feet of nlr per hour, hich reduces
thu temperature 11 degrer. It works
like a little Kansas cyclone.
(lAltriKl.tt's steady and substantial
locovery from nn Injury ihat would
have killed 911 out of 100 nverage men,
may be attributed to his abstemious
ness, and eonstitulcs a temperance lec
ture of the most Impressive el'iirncter.
In this cao virtue Is Its own illustrious
reward.
It is proved that only one man rob
bed a Mage between Del Norte uud Al
amosa, in Tcmis, .lune 'J!l. He appear
ed from behind a canvas strelclul alone;
I he roa.isule, made thirteen men uud
one woman step down ami out of thu
stage ai.d hand over all their money,
ami sacked I tin malls, telling them that
If they moved Ids comrades, who were
covering them with their guns in the
woods, would be heard from. Then he
p oked up his plunder and departed. A
man named Million, Iu I'ueblo has been
committed for trial.
Dyspepsia & Liver Comiilalnt.
Is It not worth the finall price of "6
cents to free youi.selvcs of every cynip
toni of these distressing complaints, f
Voll think M cull ill. our slum nml irl .
j a boltleof .s-hlioh's Vilallzor, evcrv bolt ,'
has a pi lnleil guaraiiten on it : use tie
coi dlngly and if it ones you no good It
will cost win nolhlng. '.Sold bv. T. .S
lliude, Oregon, Mo.
FOR SALE!
0,000 3 and 4 k I
Apiple Traas,
Sliiudard sorts, grafted fr..in bearing
trees, raised at home, firsl-elass. A 'so
a few fi year old Apple Trees. Also
il.OOO or -1,000 Apple Trees, se id
class, cheap. A cpleiiilid lot of
CHERRIES, PEARS, PEACHES, PLUMS
APRICOTS. SMALL FRUITS,
Kvorgivcns and other Orm.inental trees
at nn:
HOLT COUNTY NURSERIES
(il'.O. 1". U'CKHAltDT, I'rop'r.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
This is beyound .piestlon (ho most
successful Cough Medicine wo have
ever .sold, a few doses invariably euro
tlm worst cases ot Cough, Croup, vud
llroiiehilis, wh lu its wonderful suc
cess in tho cure of ('ousumplion is
without a parallel iu Ilio history of
medicine. Since it's first discovery it
has been sold on a guarantee, a test
which no other medicine can stand.'
If you have a Cough wo earn Mly ask
yon to try It Price 10 cts AO ct.s. and
!?1.00 If your Lungs aro .sore, Chest, or
Hack, Lame, use Shiloh's Porous Phi
stor. Sold by T S. I Undo, Oregon Mo,
D. T. Bradford,
ATCHIHON, KANSAS.
Wholesale nml llelall Dealer In IMhiiiin, Or
mum, Musli'iil Mvrt'lniiiillNr, nt nil klnils.
nii'll I'takt-it mistake II .ni imiclinsii without
llrsl isiillliijf him, He U (Jnirnil Attunt tor
tin- Knnlii', ami Krnln.'r & ll.n li I'hotiH ami tlm
.Mason & Hamlin Oijimih ; alsn lor Ilio w.nuU'r
l'ulOi.Milii.'tli'. ;V-ArciiU Wnnteil.
PEOPLES WORM ROUTE.
hm City, ll Joseph S
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Railroad and Branches.
Direct Line to
Nl. JNfI!l.
Altlilsoii,
I.v.tvciuvnrlli.
ItiiiiNiis i'lly,
Connecting at Kansas City with all
Trains for
EAST, SOUTH AHB WEST.
Pullman's Sleeping Cars and Mngnifi.
cent Dining Cars on Through. Trains.
A. r. tuvi:s,
Onn'l I'nss nml Tlekti Aui'iit.
.1. 1M1AIINAUD, (li n'l Siiiiciluti'li.leiit.
JAUES HALEY,
FOREST CITY, MO ,
is ru-opared to do all kinds of
Blasmithing,
wagon Work,
I Boiler Repairing
Sheet Iron Work,
Ihuj!
Plow Repairing
Horse Shoeing.
mo a specialty of Horse shoo
iug and diseases ot tlio
FEET OF HORSES
or a'numbor of years, and I claim to
know how to shoo a horse or mulo.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Grand Avenue, Forest Oity
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
A marvelous euro for Catarrh', Dlpli
htherla, Cankor mouth, and Head Acho.
With each bottle thero Is an Ingenious
nasal Inlcctor for the moro successful
treatment of these complaints without
extra chargo, Prieo AO cts Sold by T. S,
uinue, uregou, juo.
Wiikat in Franre promises to be nn
excellent crop this year, ami Fieneh
men ale Inclined to believe enough will
.be grown to more than supply the home
i demand, bhou'd this prove true, it
will he the first Instance of the kind
1 that has occurred since Amurlean wheat
was introduced I bore.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
In a plum nativo to thoSU'ru. It
cures I It cures II Only i eenls.
Try It nt King l'ioud,s. Oregor. Franco
& CvFore,t City,
8. I". O'PAI.I.ON. LKIOII IIIVINt!
O'FA IjLON & IRVINE,
Atloriioys nl Lmv,
OIICIION, MISSOUIil.
Will .nrlp. In nil nuirlK nt Ml4-.mil.
('plliM llinis, unit all manner nt local IhHiipss
will h'.Tlv mir i'i"iii.t a'l.'iillini.
t S onic." nnrtli slile nr fniut limn.', mer
rillnlc's Dltlit Slnio.
A Morn oy nl Iju v,
(iur.(io. , mo.
Will limi'llce Inull Hie ..mils nt ,MI.i.iiiI,
Heal estate iii.il full. i'IIiiii Imslncss iiininiilly
utteinluil In
Olllce ner Hi-liiillu Urns Slnie.
! A. II. .JAMISON,"-"
VI. torn oy nl. Ijjiw,
oal Estate. Imuranon ufcil Collect
JiUC e,oit,
mound nr, Missonii.
Wi i lii'iu lli'.' Ill nil III.' courts nl linithwiv.t
Uiss mrl.
T. V. lUN(iAN,
ATTOIINEY AT LAW,
Olil'.dON, 3I1SSU1 111.
III imirll.-u III nil ('mills nl MIsiiiml.KiiiiMH
l.in Hint Nelir:uliit Ileal Kstnte Imilmw, nml
I'nliei'llnlis t I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' nllrmU'il In.
Ii. 1. HE A,
Aliornoy nl Lnw. Nohivy
Public and Ileal K-lalo Agent,
MAITLAND, MO.
Vt .11 lilleml In nil IckhI liiivlin si liilriiti'.l lit
nWcniK In all tin- .'.nn tH.it N'm iliu.'.tt .Mlis-mit.
lias for Mil.' a Imp' inimli.'rof rlmlce Inulncss
nls.
Ii. K. KXOAVIiKS,
A I TO It N K V AT LAW,
OIIKdOS', MISSOIMII,
III I'ra.'llee In nil (Vint i. ;,mI lMnt., 1 , .-. 1 1 -i.'.sa"
l ( i.lli'.'limis iiniiiilly alt. ml. il tn.
jluij?)nury & lfoorker,
IIA N fv Ii U S A X D It I! () K K I! S
OltKUO.V, .MISSOUIil,
Uiiui M.niuy.liii Null's, Draw Drafts nn nl
i.il.'ln.il rllli's. mill ( .lUi'titl'iii ii.tlv imiiln
l'n liiM'Sfnr mm reslilcnls j l.n.iiri ii.''uniliiin.l
1 1 mil I'stnli', nnl liiv.'tmi'iils iii.nlc nn ravnrn
!)le li'ims. J iliTt-Nt nllnrtu.l Ml 'I line Di'l.nslts.
TIII5
Frazer & BScDonaltl
FOI!V;.ST CITV, miss or It I.
rpl:.NSA(!T,S a K'-m'ral ImlikliiK ImisIiicm
JL Sells .'M'Siauy- on the chirr . Hies nr the
I'nll.'il Slal.'sniiil liuioiM'. Allows lnli'iil or
il.-ioslls when Iffl llS'i'ilUcil time, Cnllccllwiis
ri'.'rlui euirrnl iiKi'iitinn.
It. II. I'ltAZHII, (I HO. Wl'.lir.l!.
l'iii'.Miir,Ni'. iivsriiia:.
"ii t. Tji AT(TiTi?it73i."
lIOMtKOPATIUST AM) Sl'lttJP.OX,
oitr.doN, Missot-iti,
OI'KiriJ.--.Al r.'sliK'ii.!.', Iwn ytri iinrlli
I, A. Uwv.'.i's Htnii, j Imiiu'ily lesl.tenrv nt
Levi Ov.'ii
V.OOHI.IN, M. H. fl.A. rU'.IIK.VIIAejl,A..M.,M,l.
fioslin & FicKuubnuin,
piivsiciax a xd si;ittii:ox.s,
oiikoox. y.o.
OI'l'K'K One il-'or south or Hank. ii.-vlalrs
OLAlllv IMIILIJKICK,
rASIIIOXAIII.K
BARBER anil HAIR CUTTER,
OHKfiOX, MO.
West SMo
l'nlillii Silil.'irr. Iltwnei tfallv In-
vl'os the iiiilroniinn nt thus,, linvlni! niijihlnK
In the llnrher, llnlr-l'iillliii; or KUnniiinoiiliii;
blue.
W. J. K1JA,
The Cheapest and Best
PHOTOGRAPHER
IX thi: f'lTV.
I'OlTItTil AXD KDMOXD STHEKTS
sr. joskim;, m.
GEO. W. IJELL
& CO.,
l'ltoi'iturroits
BELL'S PATENT WEATHER
STRIP
II Is piiiirnut.'i'.l n shim iirnleetlnn iijintliNtr
Wlmls, Hit In nml lliist, II will savi; ten limes
In cnslH In l'lu l nml Caii.ets lu u sln'l.. si'inou,
heslilcs the ntiiioyniii'i' innii lut. Tcnltory
tor kali'. AK'.'iiti ran Iniii.llu It with less money
nml imiku lariier protlla than any olhrr iialrnc
In the imirld'l. Apply lu prrsou or hy k'lter to
piopilcllIM
niANCIH J1KT. M.UN&HKCONO STltHlITS,
NT, JOSIll'lI, JIO.
Oh, What ACruuhl.
Will you heed the warning. Tlio 1g
mil perhaps of the sure upproach of that
more terrible dlsea-o Consumption.
Ask yourselves if you can afford for Hi.)
sake of saving CO cts., to run tho nslc
and do nolhlng for it. Wo know from
oxperlnco that tiliiloh's Curs will Cure
Caugh. It never falls. This explains
why more than a Million llottles woro
sold tho past year. Il rolievos Croup,
and Whooping Cough, atmeo. Mother
do not bo without it. Tor Lamu Hack,
Sldo, or Chest, uso Shiloh's Porous
Plasstor. Sold by. T. S. Hindu, Oregon
Mo.
D. R.V. a.
CURES t I
Dyspeptia. InHloll
arijlnff therer.off
SB.
uch
treu efttt
Slomich,
Kldnoy
Liver,
Ache I i
VJMz, Acidity oflht
Flatulency, Uver end
CamptAlt, Torpid
;Comllpilon. Pilei,
tj lie Hack and Llrabi,
It utho best lllooil
th World. Cluaran-
furln.rlo
tc.dby 11
Hi.ggUu to Ivo per
led lilli.
ucilon or monty
Try Our Tllnl.
Tenlc IiiMtri, tin
refunded.
pctUerlnthtWorlJ. Call for Uitin.
bett ep.
6
D. R.V.G.Mfff.Co., Prop'.,
IU W.ihlngloi, mM
BOBTOIV, IIA,
New York D.noi.
CS.Crlttwtcs, U5rltmBlMi.
Brown's Venetable Liver phi.
AroaKiiiojBiirofor Llvor Conmlalnt
Constipation and Illliousnesn Q
n ua Iroubl
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