The County paper., December 16, 1881, Image 9

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The ttendjuitont will bavo twenty two
Mtontv on ft ielnt ballot in tbo Virgin
U Legislature, and may lnorcaso It when
Ma contested seat cases coma np for
settlement.
Nbw Yohk held three kings, Iowa
threo aces, but they wore nowhoro when
Ohio slwwcd up with a flush. In way
that are dark and tricks that aro not
rain, Ohio was always a littlo peculiar
RobeivtA. I'ahnm.r well known clt
lien 01 St Louis. haMontcd $25,000 to
ihe Methodist Contrnl College at Kayotto
Howard county. It Is iimlersto'iii turn
a Barnes rrofest-orship wlllde establish
Mill tho college.
Tue "tariff lor rovonno only" Dem
ocrats listened to spcoches IntholrCon
irrossional caucus, by half a dozen Con
gressmen, iigulnst tho docrlno of their
party platform ol 1870 unit ieu, "
then calmly re-nomlnatcd that arch pro
toctlonlst, SumnclJ. Hnndall, ibr Speak
er. Inconsistency, thy namo U verily
Democrat.
Tho tobacco crop of the United State
Is worth annually lets tkan forty min
ion dollar to Us producers, and yet our
evn government, and tho viuIomh gov
ernments of Europe, derlvo an annu
al rovcmio of one hundtcd and "Ixty
millions alono ironi this single product.
,Io other word-, one single agricultural
product yolhls to the government u rov
Mtto more than four (linen the amount
tbo entire crop puts Into the pockets of
thoso who produce it.
Califoknia womon can keep a soc
ret. Mrs. DolValle is nn example.
Twenty ihroo years ago Mrs Blanco gavo
$20,000 to Mrs. DclVallc, charging her
solomnlyttt keep its posession a secret
nntll Mario Dlancojhcn a baby, became
21. Mrs. Manco bad no faith in banks
or will", and died satisfied that her
daughter would recoiro tho treasuro,
which was in tho form of diamonds. Miss
Blanco was rccontly married on hor21st
birthday, and among tho wedding pres
ents wcro tho jewels. Mia. DelVallo
had kept tho secret from oven her husband.
Tue Democratic journals of New
York huvo opened on John Kelly In a
fresh uiunnor. Thoy aro trying now to
force tho Tammany members into the
Democratic caucus for Speaker and
President protom of tho Senate, thus
depriving them of the balance of powor.
Perhaps Mr. Kultcy will consent to be
muzzled in this way, but precedent is
strongly against such docility on his
part. It Is dltlicnlt to see how he can
be forced into convention to a caucus.
He wn not allowed to go Into the Dem
ocratic Convention becauso bo was not
"rcjr ilar." Ho is no moro tegular now
than ho was ihon. The Tammany
members were elected as boltoiv, and
as bolters thoy will be very likely to
consider thomselves till nltet' the Legis
lature Is organized.
A Solid South implies, and, in fact,
necessitates, under tho sectional polit
ical rcgimo a Solid North, and tho main
tenance of Mich a stato of thing" means
a co ntinuance of tho sectional jealous
Jos that have m long been tho leading
issues in American politics. There i
littlo doubt that tho defost ot the Dem
ocratic candidate for President in the
last election was as much dun t the
fact that all the Southern States were
soli. I in 111- favor as to any other cause.
Tho people of tho Northern States will
never, in this generation bo wll lug to
pornut tho South, as a "solid" body, to
have a preponderating influence in the
nff i Irs of tbo Fuderal Government, aril
so long as tho South is united in uny nt
tempt to control the Government, and
so long as tho South 1 united In any at
tempt to control tho Government of tho
country it will find opposition In the
North Kew Orleans ISmes. (Dew.)
Tor TnK Coustv 1'ait.b.
SKKPTICI9M.
Tho g real rulo of life, uegatlvoly glv
en, is, "No man who works good pro
portionably to the moasuro of light
which ho has, and which is posslblo to
him, will bo lost." This law and pre
oept Is (jood in all vocations, as well
within as without tho church. Upon
this basis, is tho Christ!anroligion do-
fonded. .Christianity claims and cher
ishes evory doctrine of good that skep,
ticism oxtols. Blot out evory theught
fostered by tho church, and you havo
before you the monster in tho real
character of Infidelity. The refutation
made of obrUtlnn religion is sophistry
us a complaint, notation as evidence,
falso roa-oii as an advocate, perverted
cbrlntiuulty us a jury, and death as a
judge. Tho judgment arbitrarily an
nounced, is anulhllatlon and chaos. It
arrogance Is not unequal to Its cruel
Btry; its intolerance, to its proton
'liberalism; its chilling doubt, to its
it titiiQi-in Tt rmviirila urn nnnnr.
rt i L . .
t ftmtyi7VereiJccs light with darkness
gives doulnTfor christian inspiration ;
it limits immortality by tbo grave; it
Inspires ambition with selfishness 5 nil
ot its evidences are monuments ol
The massive walls ofovery
stand sontluol to lu2olity;
tho splros of myiIa(fDliuroi.ios
to tbo peaceful home of the
Without this christian faith
doubt
prison
While
.olnt
faithful,
there Is
love, no
li Crooerles? If to, ge teMolelneh's
Boots and Shoes? Don't buy until you look throigh Melnclch'e Stock.
Do you expect to buy Harness and Saddles, all hand work, and or the
best Material, at less prices than Shoddy goods are Sold? go to Mclnlneh
When you get ready to buy Boots and Shoes, Save 25 per cent, by buy
ing of Mclnlnce. Young Man before you Marry you should buy your
WEDDING OUTFIT
.A.T .A.. .A.. IMI O X 1ST X ZEST CELTS
1,J)00 Fredorick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO.
4,000 meD Immediately to duy their Clothing at Molnlnch's.
4,500 Boys immediately to buy their Clothing at Mclnlnch's.
4,000 Children Immediately to buy their Clothing al Mclnlnch's.
4.7G0 Ladles to purchase our beautitul Light Running
New Home Sewing Machine.
We can now furnish 500 Ladles with our Handsome Cloaks and Dolmans
Wo can furnli.li 200 Misses with our handsomo Cloaks. Wo havo about 80,000
pairs Custom made Boots and .Mines left. Wo can accomni ulaln 1,0' 0 ( tuto
miis daily. Wo want to fit up 1,(H)U head of Horses with our nobby (),-n.tnnncd
Harness. Goods arriving by the c.ir load and no accumulation in fact if you
want anv Goods it will coitidnly pay vo.i to visit us. Wo carry everything In
the goods both U'holcsalo and Ketiill. Country merchants will do well to look
through our stock the only Jobbing Hmisc in the West that carries a general
stock. Call or wrlto for price list. Terms, Cash.
A -A- MCININCH- ST JOSEPH
1,900, l,flO!3 1,904 FREDERICK AVENUE.
IN THE FIELD!
FOR THE FALL OF 1881,
WITH STOCK LARGER Till BVBR BEFORE.
We are Stlling Dress Goods Cheap.
We are Selling Calicoes Cheap.
We are selling Muslins Cheap.
We are Selling Ginghams Cheap,
We are Selling Flannels Cheap,
We are Selling Cotton Flannels Cheap.
We are Selling Ladies' Cloaks Cheap.
In fact wo'aro scllincr all kinds of goods, cheaper than they havo been
sold for years. Wo bavo just opened the largest and Unest lino ol Ladles'
Cloaks & Dolmans
Ever exhibited in Nortnwest Missouri.
M. S. Tavis fc Co.,
Northwest Corner Fourth and Felix Streets.
st. Joseph, nvno-
nothing i 110 sentiment; no
devotion, no happiness, no
peace, no prosperity, no life all Is
negation. Uvou skepticism Is not with
out faith, bocauso It requires a blind
faith to bullovo In darkne. s. National
liberty Is but the implicit confidence a
people, have in tho institutions of gov
ernment. Childhood Is unit mod on
faith, youth supported and manhood
matured.
KlHK I.KIT II.
THE
ABSORBING QUESTION
OF V y WIT
THE
DAY
WILL
YOU FIND
At The
CHRE.A.I'
TUB OHKAT
Uiifaij Steele
FOH
LwerCoilalflt
Hie Symptoms of Liver Complaint
n untMliif m mij paltitu tlio utile, sometimes
pain In llie shoulder, and U inlstHkeu fur rheu
matism ; the stomach I unYrlril with Iom ol
appetite huiI tlcknmj : boweli In general, em.
tlve, siiniPtlmamlti ruaUn; itli Ux j the head
Is troubled with phi, ami ilull lieary ti-ii'atlon ;
eomldorahle Iom of memory, with nalnrul sen
sation of bavlne left undone sometnhiK which
ought to liarn been done ; often couiplulnlnt? of
weakliest debility and low spirits. Hnmetlines
many of the shore ymptoniH attend the dH
onse. and at ottie llinf rery few of them i but
the Utit Is Ktuerally the orjt.it uioit Involved.
Regulate the Liycr and Preyent
DpNpppsIa, Conatlpatlon, JsuMdlrr,
lllllon Attacks, t'lillla and le
va r, llanditchp. folic, lie
prewilnu of Nplrlto,
Nonr Ntoiiiutli,.
Jlrarlbiiru
l'lle.
TONIC. ALTERATIVE AND CATHARTIC
Bliantons Uver Hegulator, purely viwtalilr.
13 the medicine Kenerallyued in the soulh to
aruuie the torpid I.Ivor to healthy action.
It acta with cxtruo rill nary puwrrnuil
vOlcHcr on tbo I.lver autl Uldueya.
Th actlmi of the lte(!tilator is free from
nausea, or i!rlhi)r. U Is most elfectlve In
.startliiK the necretliins of the Uver, causing the
lilletiiaetasealhartlc. When there Is an ex
cess of bile In the stomach, the lteuulator Is nil
aetlvo puree i aftir the removal of tho bile It
will regulate the bowels mid Impart vlL'orand
health to the whole system.
See that you net the (lenulne In White Wrap
per, with rd "iS" prepared only by
J. H. ZEItIN &: CO.
t3T Hold by all Druwdsts
Clothing House ofi
KAHN & CO,
JAMES HALEY,
FOREST CITY, MO,
Is prepared to do all kiuds of
Blacksmithlng,
Wagon Work,
Boiler Repairing
Sheet Iron Work,
Plow Repairing
Horse Shoeing.
I havo made n specialty of Horse shoo
ing and diseases ol the
FEET OF HORSES
or a number of years, and I claim to
Know now to slioc a lion-o or mule.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Grand Avenue, Forest City
nit item, is the eMi.-1 V lIF
When one tells n I
to do a tbiuir let not I ( 11
Wo will toll you kind
lends. You will ilnd thertho frra&dest stock of
.t.it.j Oxr. ........... A .....11 I t
a .....ft r uiviwtiiat J. HUH OUIUUIOU dlUUIV Ul lllltl
ho Unest lltt I of Hoys' and Children's Clothing: West of tho
Men's, Youths' Boys' and Chll
AH Wool Suits. Tho Unest Hill of Hoys' and Children's Olothinrr West
Mississippi Uiver. Tho Grandest st ,ck of All Wool Underwear, Scarlet Flan
nel, etc., Kvery varioty of lo and Fancy Shirta, Hats, Caps and Gloves.
We defy any one to show us a fi.ler lino ot goods and at cheaper figures.
Cor. 3d & Ffllx Street, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
KAHlsr& SCHLOSS,
419, Felix Str., ST. JOSEPH, MO.
CREAT CI OING OUT SALE OF
BOOTand SHOES
Manufacturers Cost
As our Stock Includes all of tho leading manufacturers known to tho trade It
Hand and Machine Sewed Boots and Shoes.
This is a rare opportunity to buy flrsl-class goods at actual Manufacturer's Cost.
FOE CASH OJSTXjlZr.
IflTEH-OcEJHi StfOE Stoue,
323 FELIX STREET, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
This random built and entorprUInc Hallway,
extenilliiR twin tlir isrrut State of Kiuism
di'irarllmt illrvctly from ibo el'lo.i nf Ati'liWun,
fit. Joscpii. I.tavcinvorllt anil ICiuisas city-Its
solid Hieel truck readii'H ilie MbslnUipl rhor at
botli Hi. Louis and JIannliial. i-iitcrliiit tbo
Union DcpnK ttlicre closu couni'i'tloin ureal
wayi iniiilH wllli Hallway I.lnua U-aillni; to all
parts ol nn- United Htati's.
.mr rasHciiKcrs wbo purohau' Tickets oer
tliu JIlHKOiirl I'lit'lUo ItullH'Hy liavu
WO CHANGE OF CARS
AND DAILY TRAINS
HETWKIJN 1 THIS I'OI.I.OWI.Vd CITIKS.
Nl, Johci1i itml Nt. I.uiiIm,
Alchlwoii mill Nt, LoiiIm,
l.unvcuwnrtli nml Nt, I.uiiIk,
HmimiM City ml Nt, Louia.
and but nnu cliaiiK front Kansas City to tho
principal pwlnts In Texas, with
Reclining Chair Cars Free.
Ilesldew 1'IVK lines of I'ullman BleppliiK Oars
ami handsome Day Coaches, with Toilet Hooins
nudtbu latest Improvements, nud warmed by
HOT AIItlMPES
and tlioroiiRlily ventilated, carpeted, ami with
colored attendants tho
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
Has a dtcel Track, the, Mller IMatforiii. and lio
ved Automatic Air Urake on nil eiirsln
ogur trains. It Is lu every respect a t
FIRST CLASSsRAILWAY
For Mans, Time Tallies, and liitcrcntlng rend
Intrinatter coticernlim the Missouri l'nclllu
llall,ay midlts cuiuicctlous with other Hail
waya.iwlilcU will bo mailed free address
A. A. TAIiMAGE, tleu'l I'ass Agent.
Ueueral Mnunccr. Ht. I)ui, Mo,
For Tub Coontv rxran,
TltAININO CIIILUltKV.
"Train tip n child In tha way tie Mionlit ro
mien no a oiu no will not uepari irom it.
Tho first cssontlnl element necessary
in training children Is obedience. That
is tho foundation stone of thoir charac
ters. As soon as they are old enough
to understand that you love them,
teach them tho meaning oi "yes" and
"no." They learn mneb younger than
many suppose. Do not refuso n child
what they wish, simply becaiifo you
can. Think Hist what Is for their
good. Some writer has said, "What
over you think proper to grant a child,
lot it be grunted nt the first word, with
out entreaty or prayer, and above nil
without making cottdii ions, (.rant it
with pleasure, refuse It with reluctance,
but lot your rettiMil he Irrtvocab u; let
no importunity shake your rci-ohitlou ;
let tho 'no,' when once pronounced l.c
a wall of brass, which a ch'hl, after he
has tiled his strength against it half u i
dozen times, shall never nunc endeavor 1
to t-hake.' I
Another important item, is tliu co-u
oration of pmeuts,
child to ilo or nut
tho other Interfere. If one piiient
thinks tho other univiisntialilu in their
demands, speuk ofitkludiy, but never
In the presence of tho child. If parent
lo not sh'nv tliuir lovo for each other.
their respect lor the opinions ot i urli
other, the child lnes res met (or Imth
patents. So many p iron's mu, "niv
(hi d is so sweet. I love him so I eiin
not correct him." It is for that very
rensou ou should do so. ! you want
them to love nud inspect you when
thoy are mown, teach (hum obedience
while young. Never mal e a promlce
to a child you caunot or will not fulfill.
Hy so doing you make them liars. And
never threaten them. How olten we
hear parents say, "111 kill von in a
minute," 'Til skin you aliv," Ac.
What respect can a child, or anyone
else, have for a parent who talks In
such a miinner. If the children of such
parent grow up to hu liurs, thieves,
even murderers, it should not be surpris
ing. O, paten's, you little realizo the
vast rcsponsiiiillty you have undertaken.
You are responsible to a great extent
for both body and soul. Tho children
always pattet n after their parents . Set
ilieui good examples. He what you
wou.d have them be.
OnSKHVEK.
A GAItriKM) .MONUMENT.
Tito effoit being mailu to secure
funds to erect ttt the grave of (Jciieial
Gariield a monument creditable to tin
man whoso memory it will honor, unit
cilltablo to the Nation, ought to meet
with a pionipt reoponse from oven
Ann rio in who Ihih uny pride in Ameri
can institutions or in (icnornl (jarilnld
as a product of them. Hi career is in
many respects the most remarkable I
til histnry, and in placing a uiiiniiiiii nt
itiwurer giMud, over his mavn, the
tlon will honor it-elf for having iihiuv
iated tho character and work of the
man moro than it will honor htm and
lis work. (Jarileld's honors wore in
no sense atvldental no great crisis i-r
emergency gave him the oppoi Utility to
exhibit extraordinary taltin . and excite
lie entliusmsiu ol i hu country. On lu
miliary, it w.i In the moio- mue,
more ttiau oiillnurv mte iirencc. in
lustry, and patience Willi which ho dis
haiued the monotonous urn! mauler
sting detail dut us of li ,s position, tit it
10 ncntiireil renutat ou: it whs the
faithful, unnoticed work of .onrsof
fe'iuly and tudustry ami dnidgery, in
poverty and ob-curity, and tlio uiuuner
in which be poiformeil that work under
such dltllcultles, that was liually recog
nized by the people as greatue-i-i in th
highest sense, and crowned with their
highest expression of approval. Hav
ing thus honored him In life, nud hav
ing mourned him in death as few men
were ever mourned before, it is lilting
that tho tribute be completed by the
erection of an imperishable, monument
to his memory nud for a lesson of in
stinct Ion to future generations.
Word comes that the Stato of Ohio
proposes to givo 8100,000 to this pur
pose, and that the city of Cleveland
has already subscribed half that
amount. Tho committco asks only
$150,000 from all tho other Hates to
carry out its plan. Certainly Ohio does
her share in giving two-fifihs of the
whole amount icquired for this purpose
and unless tjio balance of, tlio coiintrj is
willing to surrender its interest and
pride in the name of Garfield as a na
tional man It will not bo long m raising
the 160,000 asked of it. U ho would
think of leaving Garllold's gravowpli
out a monument, and who would think
of allowing It lo bo ii mere local or
Stato affair? Tlio contribu'ions ought
to bo as general as the mourning em
blems that followed his doatli and in
making thorn s i tho eontrli.u ors will
honor themse'ves oven more than they
honor Garfield.
What Sl.00 Will uu.
The HoMt; Companion Pun. Co., of
Cleveland, Ohio, will g ve their ciijhl
page tuusiratca scmumoni'iiy paper iwcu
lu-four beautiful picture I i.xifi luehu- li
slrcnnd Sii.OO worth oj look for mil' 0m
iJoiiar.u pap'r and n mm piu ir
of l'icsHlont (iarltelil and taiuily mmi
free to nl who wrlto for them.
.lEOETAGLfc
KENEWE
Jmmk
V
N. Hu been In coniUnt
f mo by I ho publlo
for over twenty yenri,
and U tlm ln.t prciinrntlon
Ter Inveutcil for ltESTOIt
INO OUAV HAirt TO IT.
TOUTlIFUIi COLOR AMU
tippllca tlio natural
foiKl nml color to tlio liulr
Bliindi nllliout lllllilny tlio
Ikln. It "111 liicrciimi nuil
thicken tho growth of Iho
lialr, protcnt tin bluuehlni;
nil (.illliig oir, unit tliun
AVUItr lJAI.U.NLSS.
It enroll lUlilnc. Ernp-
tloiM mid Dunilrun. An a
HA Hi DIti:sSIX(l It U very
denlrablo, Rlvlag Iho hnlr n
silken loftneos wliloh nil
adinlro. It kocpe tlio head
clean, iwect and lioaltliy.
Tbo
State
Asiajor
and
Ohcuiist
of Mass.
and
leading
endorto
and
it
ns a
great
triumph
in medl-cins.
Finney Williams & Co.,
Denims in Lumber, Sash, Doors,
Minds, Shingles, Lath, Limo, oto.
Having purchased tho stnek of Lumber
formorlv owned by Winsoh & Co., at
Malthnd, wo are prepared to accom
modate tho public with tho bet uf
Lumber and at as low rates as can bo
had in Iho countv, Wo also deal In
Hair, Limo, Commit, elo.
Finney Williams & Co.,
MAITLANl), MO.
Remember
Tlio Misses Lawrence soli tho Domestic,
Wilson, American, IIowo, Wliito and
Stowart Sowing Machines, in connec
tion witli their mlllluory.
GlnHswnro
nitd Quoenswaro, finest line ever
brought to Maitlaud, Mo,, at Smo kf
Owciu & Co,
WHISKERS'
Will change the beard to BUOVTN or
DLACK at dliarcUon. Being In one
preparation It It easily applied, and
prod a oe a permanent color that mill
not wash off.
l'ltlU'AKliU 1IY
H P. HALL & GO., NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by ill Dialers In Medicine.
r
THE GREAT
A SURE CURE FOR
Gick Hiadic'io, Dyspepsia, Langour,
NorwitRllshauBticu arising from over
work or excess of any kind,
ami ron
Female Weaknesses,
IT PREVENTS
Malarial Poisoning and Fcycr anfl Ague,
AndU a Specific for Obstinate
CONSTIPATION.
PRICE $1,00 PER BOTTLEi SIX FOR $5.00
OLD BV DllUGGISTS EVERYWJ1ISRB,
MEYER BROS. A. CO.
fiolesaJe Agents, Kansts CHy and St. Louis, Mo.
pROWH's
IRON
Co i. g,
Tho winged eorrcx ondont of lbs St.
Joseph Saturday Democrat speaks a
follows of our sister town:
This villago Is situated midway be
tween tho JJldsoun Itlvor and tho bluff
and is atKjtn one milo distant from each.
It m the most northern town in Holt
county, only about tow Utiles from the
Atehlson county line, and on the main
lino of tho K. O St. Joe and C. U. H K
it was laid out In 1808, nud has now a
imputation ol about four hundred, and
due considerable stock and grain sbip
Althoiivh comcwlmt ilainaced by
blub water last Snrini'. her otitornrls-
in eilloi h are not the kind to biood
over tho pint, but ever battling ag
gressive y onward Among tin cntr-
(inses i.o.v on loot Is a n wspaper to
u started next week, whh li is receiv
ing nl the encouragement it generous
community can gnu.
1 no eeliool facilities of ( oiiiinir will
compiiio favorably with ilinso of nny
oilier iowii ol lis si.o in tho Stute.
rin-rcbn neat and einnfortatdo frame
school bou.e M x Hi!, built tit it cusl of
1,100, nud seated with Litest patent
iiiitoved seats. Tim .school 1, umlor
cllic eut uii.uauioeul, and tirouiiiiu ed
n grand success, lu addition lo .lie
iiuliiie Si boo . the (iui iimiis also have
olio iiinlci' tlieC'intro of th Kvaiueli
cal l.iillioran St .lolin .Soclt; . 1 lib)
mic ety ba a very largo tuciiibi'tliip
and two c ii rcli liiiildlngs, one lo-.r and
lliu olli(!i' i inlies from Coi iiiug, md
have ciiiircu aim freii inpropo t valued
at Su.ouii. Ailj Imng Corning are
(oinu i i the most In a', iful and bust im
proved farms in the coi n y.
(joining lias u gooii ocai traue antt
mm a grain and stock sli pi ing pnint In
not u whit behind any town of its nie
on the road.
AmotiK ba live business men we no
tice. Walter, Multor & Co. I hey
dead in g ncrul merebandise, consisting
ot oery tliinu to uu lonnd in a Inst
class country stoic. This linn has an
existence of four years, and are dolug
a business second to no linn In the
county. They havo tratlo from Holt
and Atchison countios, and also from
Nebraska.
The lirm of Koselius A .lldcrcfe is
composed of Henry Koselius and W. H.
llogrele. air. Koselius Is ono of lite
lnrucst faruicrs and stock lium of up
per Holt, has a farm and dwelling that
are ornaments to the county. Mr. H og
re fo is tho active member of the tlrru,
and by tils untiring industry has built up
a trade ol $20,000, a year. Thoy deal
in dry coeds, clothititr, groceries &c.
They buy grain and stock, and ship
large amounts of both annually. This
firm beiran business koiiiu four or five
years ago, and have quite uu extensive
i ratio
l'cter Christian deals in furniture.
pine lumber and all kiuds of building
material. He was one of the first busi
ness men in Corning. He docs and ex
tensive business in upi or Holt and
lower Atchison county, and has. the
confidence of the trading public.
Karl & Km 1, "choral iiierclmiidlso, car
ries ono of the largest stocks of cood
on the road. Do tin immeiiso business,
are kind and affable gentlemen of -terl-ing
(pialillcations.
The other business of tho town is rep
resented bv Mrs J. Koci, ml linerv and
fitncy dress making; 1. U. Hiolz .Irug-
cist: K. I) Scheme, butcher; 0. u.
Slaughter ami V. H. Keyuolils, sample
rooms anil billiard balls; l)r Nou and
''pi'i'iy aro the Hi'incipnl physicians of
the town; .1. X. blasters, tho black-
mithaud J. Conoug, tho operator and
slut ou agent.
Mr. Keifer seoni- to havo been elect
ed in the sjhui maimer 1 1 at tho Irish
man iilavid the liddle-by main
strotiiith.
It Is salt' that sotuo Piiiladelnhln
families re id alotnl two columns of obit-
notices at the tea tablo every
rri
'SI
BITTERS
Tt-
BROWN'S DIOK BITTEIIS are
certain euro for all dlscascn
requiring a coraploto tonlo; eapo
oisUly Indlgeatton, Uyspepsta, Intor
mlttcnt Fovors, Want of Appetite,
KiOM of Strength, liaok of Kucruy,
etc Enrlclica tlio blood, etrcngth
eus the inasolee, and gives new
Htb to tho nerve. Acts like a
charm on tho digestive organ a,
removing all dyspoptlo tijrmptomr,
such as tasting tlio l'ooil, liclctiln;;.
Beat in tbo Stomach, Heartburn,
srtc Tito only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken tlio tcetli o
givo headache. Bold by nil
gists at $1.00 a bottle.
BltOWN OHKMlOATi Of
Ilultlmorc, Tw
8 thkt ftlt Iron Blllors tr ntdt bv Cms
Qa.N41tftv,crvtMsl i4 lint, n l tr44 M.r' ri vr
BEWARE OF IMITATI'H'O,
DR. IIENDERSOfl.
US Ws Blxttt St., Kssaasw City, M.
Is anuorited br Ui SUM to Ural
Clironlc. Ktrrous and l'rlrate Ills.
loner). Sexual DeblUtr Com nfttxuat
powa), 4c. Cuts Kuaranfcl ot
luonev rciunaea. unaiHciioTr. auuu
flu. a. I A a am. AvrtK.
reTiiino tnt. Mi Injurious medlcUa used.
4o dcttntlon from business. Mo inuolaii to dntg
llei. TalM
llrtuarraudbklnlJls-
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stores all tuedlcln.es fumUtied, Tto lo jiaUeats at
HUte your cas ana esnd for termsi Vonsut
SlOrCVII UIVUIUIIICO lUflll.M wiv
distance, bpeclsl attenUon (l;rn
worm, UlimuisllMB, Epilepsy. 1rtu
... HtklA vmir cahci mnil aula rir
Ullon free and condd'nUal, personalii' or bymiil.
A llOOK for both sTf UHuihvifi andolrodarssf
Olrtcr uuurs, won, ReKvivu iur hwu do uoupa.
N. D. fly lint llusiiralsnowopen sMdesorln
tlonlT' 'ivohnk. a-l)r.H. Is a rf rular traduiis
laiuu!luae. 0 er U years' practlos-U U CUoaco.
uaiy
nicbt.
Ccneral Cope said a long time ago
that ho favored trnnslerring of tbo
mllitii'y post from Leavenworth to
Denver.
Mr. William Waldorf Asior has
waltzed wff to Ktiiono. The whlilliriir
ot politics may yet make him a lionan
za Senator.
Grades of pupils in the Normal Sjnool.
ITiruni Manlromery
Samuel Senor
OtlmCasile
Sloniz Cniry
Qldeon Kunkcl
Irvlno McMHrray
Edwiird Evans
Frank l'cter
Edward Allen
Vfecly Ktiukol
Susie IJeeler
A mile Comer
Eva Kaucher
Eninia IJorres
Maggie Sclmlz
Flora Luckhurdt
Susie Duuun
Dlancbo HowcH
Cora Kissel
Elnm Kyiter
Kutle Folk
Kitto Matipln
Netlio Nles
Winiilo Iloblltzcll
Minnie Holtz
Lillle Knuchur
Woodle .McMnrray
Naiinio Ullstritp
Inn Nies
Myra AliKiro
.liaud Dysurt
iletlle Collrcll
John 8hwortb
John Markt
John Colvin
Uiiinio Masste
Hosa Acton
Mnry Herres
Lena Hanker
Annie Scuiuan
Ora liussel
Hannah Meyer
Ilonnie Hrodbfck
Henry ltostock
Ida 1'iiikBtoD
May Curry
Carrie Hill
Hobt. Sclmta
Jennie Cotton
Win Collins
Charles Sopcr
Frank ltostock
Frank Graham
Octarvo Wlusrd
Lewis Hill
Hello Collrcll
David Anderson
Clitro Irvlno
IVllii Davis
Ella Bridges
Lula Chadduck
Annie Cnlvln
Eliua Herohhcrgcr
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I Our stock otrBoat&aml Shoos is
very complete and at prices within tbo
roach of all, Sold by Kreck & Watsofi,.