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Ou.vrov IS. FisV lias renounced his
ullegianee 1 the Prohibition Party, "
IIon-. W. If. liarniiin. chairman of the
National IJemocralie Committee, died at
Liuio Hock, ( m;iec!ieiit, on "Jth ult.
The members of the legislature nro
nowgetling o.:e do!k,r a day Tor lli-ir
.cervices Whic'e is just 100 cents a day
inoro tLaii tfcey am worth.
I.vour State Senate, on Monday, the
House hill prohibiting billiard, pool.cnrd
and other tables in saloons, was discuss
al .several hours ami ikially r.iferred to
a committee.
Titiiiis-i-'s IN'ii.sion I'oSiry. J Hr.i:h is a chunk of very good advice. County Court.
Corporal Tanner, tho now y appointed ' tfered treo gratis hy the Davenport j The regular May term of our county
Commissioner of Pensions, when asked , ' 'azeltc to the rising (feneration: "Stand ; ,.r, ; ; rt.S!.ion"aril wu.t buskers is
what iK.!:cy he ,'..mlj pursuo in dealinjf . l" "'' raeK, u jounif man. aim you i.;,, 4:..I);.v,j of it, j)rnt-tU:il and !
with the atfair of the bureau, said: "J . -'''-T in it. Put on your won:- business like manner. It is one of the
can best answer thai by .liinling one of ing harne.-vj early every morning, and see busied terms of the court and the ou
f'en. llarria.-w.ns remarks made during J"' 1:e,'I' vu,r,: and joii v. HI ' tjro .V(ek will no doubt be ro"uired to
the last campa'gn. He eyid: "Onile 'v-'hv u"al,t :i linger. Wont wait for the j ,i.,K;sc. j the busir.es?.
men, it is no tiiii. l iu :h,-apothecary's 'j1'1' -U)U v-';"ll ,,ut grasp the nearest j fri t:.. inater of the road petitioned
scales when -.i o.iue to weigh the sc.-- ' i':'"'-e. IT you can't get . a month. ! f ,r j,y .Maijie Ilu.'. et a!., the defend
ice.s of Iheiii.u who sale. 1 hi-nation. -lt ,!,k'J ?V) !ll''t!lil!-; ants tiled answer and .ibieetion.
t ec:-ms to m- that this is a pretty g'-od "u '"'tier even if i! be only t'pon ,etition. the court expropriated
mm a u ivti n in mm mmwk mm i tin iw mr-m km dm
DS!
n.ol'.o for all the people of the I'nited
- - - - ; States to ad'.pt. II I were asked to !o
M? -v :TlV.! '( '"'"J8"?" "l'T?-y this pension uuestion
Massachnssct's .-lgnunt prohibition in-!- ,
3ic:;tthat the people generally are;10 !l 'denee, 1 i-hould unh.-sitatingly
pretty well satished with high licence ' r.'I'.y: . pension for every suivmng
board. I'.it work, for the world is wat'-h-
for grading the Kvans hil! in tcelion
. on. The fanner. th- merchant, the . s tott Mh r.,nuv
We have pkced on sale many new things in Swing Dress Goods and
Ribbons, which will please you when yon give them an inspection. Are ex
pecting our spring purchase of Trunks to arrive this week, which will be
iiid local option.
sohlirn v.ho needs one. and :i soldier's
ITaVTVO ll,m.iri.1 11 V.':i!i':r'nn
the earlv Aiii"rienn nat riots for llnee W'aut.'
widow, ras her or not he;
id I
I am sfoinjf to take hold of t!
business man ail are waiclnnu for hon ti. .,..! ; ,,r w ir t'.ivnfor ,.?
ik:?K.StaSi !St:rr!W84 wm'j offered at prices lower than you have seen before. Our price-list, heretofore
habits ii.eyv..!lpu.lyo.ido.M and h-.!d' hi ibe roul petit! in of N". P. Murrav. ! ITlli'lllll 1 fi , n iili'i'li 1 i
published, still holds good. Don t forget that it is but a sample, and that
fl.ys Tew Vi:ri: will now nlurn to it:; ' mijfMy i:i:m iiine and I am not fool
"nual condi iiun of abject d.'votion to ; enouii io think I have r:o:hi-'- to l-arn
liiitish lder-jard Kntisii lordiin-fs. r : . "
" ' O, 1S OTrZ I Iltf ! .
J iik war on t;io tw i;ie s; ndn-alo is et-1 -ire you m lavor ot :,v. increase in hi
tinjf interesting. Wost-n fanners ar soldiers ix-n; ions''''
k1..,.a.ii - t..:.. !
''"V . 1 ":ei.sMiia .; AJl. f-.,.,t.!v , .,. .Mlullll ,
ter's Held. D.ia't try to tfot soaielhinif I ejmn:is:-;ners.
tor notliniif tiier.,a.Jle-ui.,to.u:imi.sa.i The ro:id commis.iioiier was ordered
j acre is a l'im! u,u. a ir- " I livmif. a ivvm 1 in sum.'.- r.vnl i..;T.mn.l r..,- i.v i?
livinjf. a ifoo-! farm.. food st..re.-...i hop. i U p.term and make report. " , P A QTT A TTTl DT-
! jfil .!liee of yiesr own, with hoii.) and , T.,. fdl'owi::" snnis ere ordered J2.tJiJ.Xt XX 'i J i
1 4.. .A. . z r 1. .1.1 i ' - - . 1
i.imik- ii.ii.i.-oen mm i-ii'ii iic.uuiy. origin , iraus erred mm t ie inim v revenue i . t
nnd..Utocon-at 1631.
mil witness:
TEE SAME RATES OF REDUGTiOJJ APPLES TO OUR STOCK. TERMS
All invited to give us a look,
CIS TO SUIT THE TERMS,
j jy.m are yoiii;; to -rive a man ainth-.n, t-l"'l',,! 'vteen ::o!irs a day battiiiu,' for it. i tment f,md. ;?!; jury :
monVl'ithe me t nt .!hu 'd -o'e that ,m "0 r.li J,e i Kw,:I T,i:v ,K a, re-entlv issued a ' '"" f"'"'' I "Ff3 "fO W
WW'Z' -.K-hiiu. If then- is an oid ,.,,; inrrm!i IW '1 b.,.ntj on gopher Ecalps was or- j h& $3
Iowa it is tapid live ininutes a'ler l!m 'l.her v.h-i has eot e'ai,,, that you an- n.r;li ,.Vj,t.rimeiit stat:-.ns havn Ikcii 1 "l'rt. n"se'1 fr"" 8 ' '' to 10 aaS"i .ici3jtiS,
t : ii. ..1 . i i -. ,
iiiu iiiuj'O im crnim iL sty MiiiMiisi is a l'imhi ot and lias imi u; l.i
""" ,L prove! it. my p. licy is to a-sisi him to
M uoi: ( . Davis has been chosen j "'"'un' '"""r- '" m:'' !-;:-v- ' employ imf over three hundre.1 and s.-u-n-by
Secretary Proctor to continue the ; ;lm PIos'd Jo kno.-kinif out soldiers' j t v i.-.-sons eii'-.-e'ed in -e;. rtilie investi
publicatior. of I he records of the war of . claims becaus.- of a technical short.-om-1 .,..,; : Z. .'. i '.i. .ir' :..,.i,..,..
It l T . ,
in everv state, and that " ' -l- "r "nltm W!!f "i'l'omu u justice. ,
iare,,ov.il.suee.-.s!.doK.ralio:1.",' f''r township, vice !
rrvrrf-Tr:
am
Iho reb-IIic.r,. .Us will bo assisted bv
two civillians. They are loLo complet
ed within five vears.
I)issti:ous forest lires haxe been ra
injf the part week in northern Minneso
1a and northern Wisconsin, lt is fe.ired
that many lives have Ien lo-4. as a
tfreat sea of fire is s.veepimf everything
before it. I no auioaut of dainajfo
projH'rty is almost inealcalablo.
Major John X. K:)waki;, one .f the
'I'. M. Hopkins, resigned,
IMward Ki'-hanls was a:.ioini"d road
oversee.-of district-vice A.C. Wilson,
- 1 r . i. . it . .
I-'or the current vear, fon-ress made an J " oiMricx.
appropriation to the stations of &X&K I "v "' tinted a liwnsw to Key-
and thev will receive from other sources ! !"'I,,S 'c.(:ilUa"a lo kwP a ,1r;im shop
.i.-.. Ul ! "i ornu-sf.
J lie court onlereil tlio opening ot the
ATTi:.T IOS, fO"lIIAIKH.
'rroiilde on (lie Strip.
Four Kkno, I. T.. May 1 -lleneial
Mi.rritt line n.m- r.,n,l,... ri
. . it: llif.rit Is finilnbii II n-tf;myn1 Inn 111
militar, mill t luseommaiid for thisand i . . ,. ,-, "." ' . (, i road petitioned for bv John K Hurst
. t i- , -. i- '-'i-iK thoroilhlv eiiuippe.l, and in the ' 1 "
ii.i- niii i Miiitiiu' iiiiii::ii iirri!ii--v null 11 t '
well-diieeii d elfoitsof trained i
...til t.-.l.l.. - . i. .; . . -.tlll -t
4J , u in Minikin le'pine uieir uniieti eiioris . 4 . . . . .
ui t .-t 11 ' -M.-, tilt- r-t.ii ni;i- ci.- itiiii'.i, in
to keep "tile strip" clerir of sipiaite-s if
I the ifovenimept does no! soon open it for
&-ttIcnen!. Word was received here
nd olnvrs.
1'eier bearinoiit, John Schrant. and
time, to aeeomeli.-i. work of i.-.esHmable J'Pb ('-'- y were appoinled com-
I value to ai'iieuilure. and 1 1irn'.li'h it !o .
!"V..V,:rl!r:' ,.-,y .,f t.w country.;
at Jeiferson City last S:.turdav. He was I Sundav bv !K,mers on the U.rders-. !.,. . '" ln,,''t h'- '';Iil'''cd a, the ,
formerly connected with the St. .Tosevh ..... ....i.. "i 1 .!.. I be 'iuiiiiijr. A sudden resolution nee.1.
.(Jazette. and at tho timo of his death
was oceupyinjf ont( ortho tnlitorial chairs
on the Kansas Citv Times.
not lie look, d for.
Fiitv years a'o, if a man had been
promised tiOOO to l,o paid to his family
In ovent of his death, for tho small con
sideration, ono or two dollars jkt month,
the proposition would have been regard
ed as visionary in tho extreme. Xow
such projiositions aro made, ' accepted
and carried out evorv dav.
its delnv in o'v'iie.i' un !!ie T'lierii'.-iK I
strio and X V-uSs f,.u bnl :,ls,.,. ...... , tho (fM lesults of ini.cii of the experi
I'lom its very nature,
nissioners to view the road and assess
d::i:i::res, as petitioneil for by Kd MeC.y
1'iie. cuart or.lnred a reward of c'llR'
each for the capture of the Forest City
bank roi.bers.
. . . ... ... ...... . . i ?
ed resolution to the offc.-t that tho mili i v ,1W ""l "
.. ..:-. .i,. . . .. .. . i ' ftst for somo M'ar.s ti com. .-lunv ot
ti t-!- i iiuh.it ri o:i.i."tir LiftJUl- I .
, : Ml;
Db. McGl.vxx, haviiiff failetl to abol
ish poverty, Ijas taken to prophecy. He
declares that unless tho strong arm r
tho povernment is employed to put down
tho corporations and to suppress capital
istic combines, there w ill be no United
.States iu 1930. Dut as a compensation
'for this melancholy state of alTairs tho
teople of that era will not bo nlllicted
vith Dr. McGlynn.
HniiKAFTEK thieves cannot find Cana
da a safo rerufe. Without waiting for a
treaty amendment, tho Canadian parlia
ment has pasted a law reiiuirinjf tho
Dominion ollieers to arrest and return to
the States any escaped thief or defaulter.
With this protection taken away, the
ollicialor employe contemplntm;r"a de
falcation will hesitate before plunjfin;,'
into crime.
Mrs. Maky A. Locan. widow of Gen
eral Iyigan, now in Kuropo chaiieronimf
Uitj djuhters of (JeorRo Pullman, of
.Chicago, will found a jKjst-ffraduato
pourso in don,ostio accomplishments for
yoiiug woman. It is to bo coniiccted
-vilh nemo intitution in Chic-iKo, and in
it youns la-lies will bo ablo to Icnrn
everything that pertains to tho manaife
'inent of the household.
Cait. MuiiREi.r-, who saved the Dan-n-irk
passengers, has been considerably
lionized ir; tie east, beinif tendered ova
tions and RoJ(i rucdnls. Such damonstra
lions rre incentives to liien to do their
duty. Humnno people will do him hon
ors but tho captain frankly admits there
vvaa nothing heroic on his part and that,
lis only did lite duty and therefore was
not entitled to any special credit.
Miss Tiei.eN GLADsroxK, daughter or
.tho "Graud Old Man." who has been at
tho hoad of tho movement for tho hhf h-
Trouble is feared from those organized
bodies.
It is also reported that the Ponca In
dians ara jfruwinif restless, fearinn that
the boomers will settle on their reserva
tion and tlisji-xwss them of their hinds.
As an old Indian chief remarked, "Too
much v'hito man here, make youn;f bucks
mad."
iiwm; uA.-.iiii.r.i:-' mci'sks.
A report circulated hero yesterday
that the new mayo, of Guthrie h;nl de
cided to let the gamblers stay upon tiie
stations have, as yet, just got in good
.vorkinjf order. After they have all pa.-s-ed
through their experimental stage,
their clliciency and utility will rnpidly
increase.
payment of 8-" per day l.ceiue was indig
nantly denied to-day h ou-i of the rer.i
dents of that place who L;ft (here last
night on a mis-sion to General MerriU.
.niOi iiAKi::) n;i;iiairs.
Another freight b!o-a.lo is ieporte.1 on
the Santa l;
kansao City an
was to get General Merritt's assistance
for relief in this direct ion that thegen.le
men from Guthrio referred to above
camo here. What aid the general can
give, if :.av. in this matter so fori-iiu to
his position remains to 1x seen, but the I (;- of St. Joseph, has
people aro beginning to look to iiim iu I ';lr fr,,m Wc-t'-'n to
this section as a kind of militarv gover-1 Mor.nd City. II.) ..r.::U.i:.i.!a!es staying
with us lor some time. !u ? ho laid Jus
b:ii!iej.5 prolit.ible an. I the oeuple ngree-ab!e.
3Ioii!iil City.
- fj. W. Meyer was visiting his parents,
last Sabbath.
- Mrs, tiello Coliison. of j.Iaitlau.l, was ( ; X,.tti Anseliuent, Jail
attending the V. C. T. V. Convention,
last week.
Prof. Dearnvmt was isitiug friend
and relatives in the ceuntry, Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. Gregory, tho bid spring man,
has sold oat his interests hero and will
go to Adair county, Iowa.
Tho teachers of the Mound C:ty .n ar ;,ivited to attend.
seho'il. eveentiii'' Miss Ohiiinbli-S. who! r .
e between Cuthrie .-..,,1 Ar.l , ...... , J 11 ''"'vay is sp-n.un;
i".. r..r ... r ;r.....; . I""' ,!"lal'1 "'i,vui""p re-empi...i,.vil!l u-wwU (- vi(.:niu
' f..r another year.
- C C. Mixir, a form?r resident of
j Mound City, was in town S ttiirday. Mr.
I M. is now teaching in Atchison county,
! and has been i rj sueees iful.
3Iiiii'ral Sii'i;ig.-, and Vicinity.
- Ilev. M.iller preached Sunday.
William Watt and Wayne Gil lis sold
some hogs last week.
Our f-cho.il is progressing nicely with
il bcholars enrolled.
- Mrs. John llucher is recovering from !
a serious spell of siekne-s.
Mrs. H. C. Smith is spending a week
with Ed. Richards and family.
- Trma Dnrrett was visiting Hattie
ee'e.
Fred Ilrowning and John Ilagby
were seen in this vicinity, Sabbath evening.
Frank and hum If ur.kel, of Xew '
Point, pa mil through this ueinity Sat
urdny.
Prea-iiing next Sunday evening at
li:e Union church bv I!ev. II. J'. Tnm'.v.
I M!Z 1
I Imm 1
a v t
Tiikkf. is more or less dieus'iion in ihe
country concerning the piopositioii for
extending the jurisdiction of the Tederal
government over marriage and di'orce
laws. Homo of ttio lock ribbed ttate
rights coiuvrvative.i areojiposeil to the
plan, but their objections are relies of
. l .1 . i:..i . i ...... .... .
tiie ii..'- aoii ineiu is lilLl.. 4.oi!iL Lll.it.
tho grov.ing ini'oiivenifnces of having j
forty or fifty different sets of laws in the
uid then
will start to Washington Territ jry. We
wish yon sue es, Tjoii.
- Uohort Giilis had the misfortune lo
lose his house and i.H tho contents, am!
barely escaping the !t..u of their lives.
Friday night. It is .'aipio.vd that the
tiro caught iu the kitchen; got under
good headway and could not be put out.
-Quili" an ex Mtemeul was raised :n
this vicinity last week, bv a i.ki.I dog; he
was first noticed in W1 i'.itton's tield.
-Some Italian musicians" w-re :ii , 'eb .'..t the cun mid followed him.
town. lii't week. Tiiay played in liir.r- j .shooting him several times, but none
ent pa. ts of town, and had cry large ! -,,...;,. . i:,!;o ...r,. ... ijort Smith !it:al-
gathcrings of people at eacli place. A
course, tie-y diil not forg to t:.ke up a
"coliei-ti in" aft.T e.ieh perfor.uance.
- Mr. Iving, the youtisf editor of il e
Xews, was married H.-1 wwk. lie and
ciiuntry for tho regulation ot marriage .
this bride w.e
wedding ton:
:t to St. Tunis, on their
They are vx eeted home
a nA, 4l., ,t f.. ! find .tleir... tteiM.r t.;T li. :i 1 .... t-..r-t
, ,i.v..l..t(lt Ul u.llUll 1.JI 111.111 4 .tJillS, 1 . I , ,, , . .
and is tho iiresident ..f Winniriim .-ol! f.,n,MI.,n .f r,.l l. !...,,- ;. I this week. May happiness and su ss
lego Cambridge siiys that she is convin- i.eritan.-e, will force'tho new departure i M:lul llu"1 :,I"n-' ti", -;"urm'-v' ':t
cocl that the "full cultivation. women s , Last Saturtlav evening the band
intellect ual iwers has no tendenev t4 'J'111 "r M,l-r- T ,
!v killed iiim.
A AN II '..
prevent them from properly discharging
domestic tluties."
An eastern correspondent nays "Hill,
Cl.noland and Wiiitney aro all manoeuv
ering for tho dcmocralij nomination
"three years hence.' "Wiiat ar yer light
ing about?'' id t!io old man to the little
lioys under a ree. "Jim s;iid that bird's
nest up thar is his'p, and ho lies." "And
Jack said it was hisY, and gol-ihirned if
lie wouldn't have it.'' Tho old man put.
on his sijcks, and after a gixwl observa
tion chuckled: "Why, tijar's no bird's
pest up that tree for either of you."
And imro enough tiicro V'iis'n't.
Di:af mutes in the United States have
increased live-fold iu the la-t -10 jears,
while tho iiopulation of the country has
only doubled, it
Then will fellow :i( no o-.-.-,f li.: :..we ' LMiv an "open air cnteilainmeiit. Jmli
tho demand for national bankruptcy ; f""m the selections they played. I
laws or a rtable chara-.ter and naiioird I think they aro making line progress in
laws Tor tin-collection of debts and the ' t!-'ir nrisic. Gur citi.ens sh.mld pat
lixin? or exemption limitations. Tlio ! r.ni.e tlioso entertainment and make
business hr.vs of this country are as far them as inspiring and interesting as
l-chiud its needs and stales as the .--!.ige j l 'ssiole.
coaches of i;r fathers were behind the i Mrs. Williams, of C.imeron.Missoiiri,
railroad and telegraph for the convey-j was iu attendance tluring the session : of
nncu of persoiis, goods and mesi-ages. j tiu Coiiventioi:, and delivered some very
Stato liiii-s are of Hitiesiguincamvany J profound and interesting addresses. She
longer. Tiiero are csniant intercom-1 is a woman of pleasing manners, ctiKur
munications and removals. They are as ' d and progressive ideas. Last Sab'o.it h
common now as were iii!e.-eijiimuniea-1 evening she lectured at Minnesota Val
iums and removals across township lines; ley.
titty yc.n-3 ago. That there should be T1... Virfb An.neil f! mvenllor. of 11. o
is owing to the inter .MTerent
marriagoor dear mutes. Sueti marriages " .1 " . .. " , e- . u' lm u'.n V"""-' "
. ..,,Mt.,uiii,.r, tiii.t-it iit, . j,ere. ttie 'Jiiil and ;ir.l ln-lanls.
- The following answers of various
trade.-::e'ii to tho "I'.iestion: What is
earthy Will be found to contain i-onie
poetry and a great deal of truth:
What is earth, sexton? A place to dig
a grave.
What is earth, rich man? A plate to
work my slave
What is earth: gravbeard? place to
glow old.
What is carlh.iui:
for gold.
A p'aco lo dig
schoolboy? A ;.!ae
A pc.i.e te
were unknown Ixiforo the present system
of education was introduced among
lhisclas.4 of unfortunates. Dr. Ham
mond thinks tlio coming man will be
bald headed and another thinks he
will bo about toothless. Hut both of
them aro prerefablo to ljeing deaf and
dumb. S'lonld such ulT irlunatos bo ; 1
lowed to marry.
Mns. M :kay has won a signal pocial
triumph in Tiondon. She has just gi"n
the Priuco or Wales a raception that
exceeded in splendor anything that had
ver len given in London. This shows
In tho strong.;;.! light the tendency of
mtxlern tocicty. An hundre.1 j cars ago
Mrs. Macknv could not have broken
through Iho cin:o of birth and aristoc
racy, but to-day tl.o Bonanza mine has
elevated the poor lxiardirjg house keep
er of Virginia City to bo tho cuunl of
princess and tho supremo 4liciat..r of
fnshiim in tho proudest capitals of
Kuropo. It phows that tho ruling god
of wxiioty at present is money ami not
descent and rank.
cmptien laws confronting one every! w.n ;,u,..jt.,i and eonsidei-able iuterett
time he haipens to cro.-.s a state bound- wa.. t.lif(M; .- ..,1;.. The pro
What is earth,
for me to pl.iy.
What is earth, maiden
be gay,
What is earth, widow? A phu-e foi
mc to Wiep.
What is earth, sluggard? A itlaeo fo.- i
ine to sleep.
What is earth, uoldier? A place for a
battle.
What is earth, herdsman? A placo to
raise cattle.
What is e irtli, sick man? Tt is noth
ing to me.
What is earth, sailor. My homo is
on the Fea.
What is earth, statesman? A place to
win fame.
What is earth, author? A place to
HCADQUAltTEUS MUVKi: I'l.ST. (t. A. I!. I
OiiK.ioN, Mo May 10, 1VJ. f
In ai'Pdnlance with enters l-ucil from Xa
I nn.'il anil Stat.; Ilriur.m. in, .:. A l(..ali
numbers of Al.'ter lt will a-.'ii.Mi at l'..i
Hi ailiuwrler-i on'Sunil-iv, M-iv :-i:ili. ls-:, :it I'l
o'clock a. M., furilie iir:-.u l .iltcii'lin iil
i:ic ueili!.
All iii'-nil.crs nt Ui l'.it wilt asfinMe at
Ihi'irlu-aitiiii.irti'rs ..u Tl. u.lay. .M-iy cm!!:, !.-:,
at y A. M., fur tin ptupue el proju rli eliscn
ii. k .'MU'ri-il I) u .
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:h.- hay. an. I it -ii-i.t v.iii lie .iI..-.-.l in strir!
:i.'...i.l:in e ui.u t!ie mil'-, ana rt--til.iti4.ii-. t.f
lite .iT.lrr
I'lili-iT nt tlio (iiianl, Tlioriilmv. mil mat:.
air.it. '.-n!.Mi'.- lire ..irv ill Ins line ul .li.Iy a:..!
r.'jMii In :!ii-iini.vi f tl.e Imj fnrnl r
'.-larl-nn isI.t .M.nri..a, as.U'il 1.4 sn.-Ii
f.i.nia.i.". as lie mav m-I.mm, v. ill Make ;',!! n. -4.Ns.iry
.'main', minis I.if.kiiiL' In I in- ..ni.fni:
irii.l. !' t"' si.tn.l, u.Urr, !(', ini.'iiti.Icis
. f Slaves, f.trn. I nniie. . te
"n:ii.' n li.ni:..:, Ui'iiiiV, nail K.tl... i are
.l"l.tilf.l fur lie tni'al imh-Ic .l.'p.titaii ill. ..ml
refi.ii I In t!i I'l ie.ii'r dlin'is.
Viina !. I"-r.-a ul llr.n- are .l't:.I!e.l
fiiiiil-Il in ir'ial innie. ai.il v ill it'ji..n Hi. ir
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Tie fille Will'f .Milium l..liliv ,.le Ii Ijll. -ti'll te
aiei t anil :ur. l. il. w.-is i-ts. n:l:.lih .1. - . lis :
Ininif I.'.in! .fn. Ma :tn:l A! Ki.-tl.-i. ' ..mi.t
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Anna li.iiia.i, Ni.ua i- I'r . I.ul'i l M..'n
iVrt't, Mviile an 1 i:.in.t Kt"fi. Mamt .Mfl:ii;;h!
i:il.i !..-.;..
rile I..:i..v.ir Mian laili' :.re r''. n lel In
a--.!-! 111 .!.( in iti'i.- !i -I. on!: M.. imn.
lliiiii.i.- i;r.ti.i IV.::! I'.i'mii 1!, II Nij Ij.'r.
Anna sp lerle, .Neliie I i:!. Minnie I'..'.'. ru
'J'ltli" r..'iM'a. Hiaiii i aii'l N.uuue llu-leiur.
Kiii'n 1 ami I.Sli-' li 'ii
'file v.ii's anil .:.."i!!leis nf-ille .il.li.'rs
aii'l eeinraii. n. a . U 1-I! li-e:.s in ren. r
al. aru .-ain.ili ifii.test .1 !i. .'.mini n !i
f...wls Hi -v i.ia lie at'I.. ir ini-.1 .V. : 1..I
are r- 'i'l' s . il 1.. .r.-ji.tre lie in in m,:t iNl'' ui.r-
I. enN -Jul I'ue uie .urie a! Ihe .li.ieo ul i
llii'.l.l. i'M inn 1 ci - Pi hi iu a. m. .11 , . o;n
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III it lite ra'.e. in il-e iti.v .-i.inr.nli s . re
wtilfitx ii . oral' .1. i.utl t.i . e tl':.! tn. ir .iri;
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Unci's .'ii.iii A. II. (iief.ie.
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5lii!iier I'iirniiaa- ilenrire W. Ilifiliar.!.
Til" I'li t e.'ii.!s a ,"..i,li-.! an. I fr.tt. 1111! ia-
1 tit.ili.'ii I., all mi'tniieis ul 1 lie nnler, e i.i
. .li.-r-i -.itvr Ir .'.'rnities. U-e Snnilav sel:-. s
! anil .'III.v.n !.tji!,:il. 1,1 tile uer.'les jf Hi-
a .
DvMF.r. ?.C!n:..v, .'.iiiiiii:unler.
Ho: v.-, Ailjntaiit.
SHIRE HORSE,
SlBsra t mm
1
DAUIITLESS il will make the scitson c! !S39 on my fan:;, four miles Northeast
of Crcgi.n. Kisoyri.
DKSCiiirTIOX AXI) ri:iH!I2E.
OACN'TLKSS II is 1 y.v.rs old; weig'.. ."'! ,. minis. 'i'.Kik preiuiinn when -years
old :.t the Illinois State 1'air and at 1 i.e V. innna. lihe.ois. l);.tnct Fair, ami
ft the Chicago, Illinois. National llon-e Show, and I'irsi Premium at the Mate
1'air of low a at DesMoines. and at the Maitland. Missouri, l'air iu 18SS. andSwt ep
siakes in all ae- and breeds at Omaha, Nebraska; First IVeniiuiii at St. Joseph,
both in ches and sweepstakes.
DAUX'i LI-S 1 !,o. (.-.7T-J.) Vol. 0. Pnpe 7.". S. II. S. B. Xo. (Si1.) A. S. II. S.
15. Shire Horse: I'ay; four white legs :u.d white face. I'oaletl ISo--). Ureeiler.
Thon.as ISeanUIey, I's.j., Portington (Irange, Hov.den. Kngiantl.
TEK3IS AXJ COXDITiOS.
S25 to insure n:sre vifh fcal, money due w&cn t!ie fact is knewn. When mare is
disposed of or rcmsvet! from the original locality, money for service becomes due at
oris:-. A lien on font will be held for insurance money. Care will be taken to pre
vent accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur.
ill.
JOHH WARD will be permitted to serve a li.i:iled number cf mures, at the above
na:.:ei! ctable. the prt-scnt season.
iESClill-TIOX AXI I'EDIGI.KI-:.
.lOIIX W'.iJIl i-a Bright Hay Hor.-e. with Kk'.'-k l.ii.ts: stands It! hands
h. igh iiud weighs I.'Jit t'oiinds; was foaled in I'iS's. Is .l line liialis ami feet and a
First Cla5 Ceiiera! Pur110.se lh.n.-e in every respect.
.T(Jiir WAi.'l) as sjred by K. iituck;.-Ihrd: he by Fayette TX'nn.arU; he by
Wash.ugl.in 1: mi..ri;: ! ny (ii.l i.!:,c!: H.-iuuark, tne fountain head of all the
i. Viitiiarks. doi 1. Waid'.s Ii r-t d.im lr. Spells li n'kaw.iy: he bj Old Uockaway; lie
bv To'.n Cnwder: I.e b Old I::., ing Pile!. Sire. Pilot, .ir.; 2ml .laci I j i.'nd.e'
Join, a p,iicr:"r. ilani by Oid Center. ICentuekj Kin1'!, l.-t tk.'il by Kimbrough's
Abdaiiaii; i.e by Alexander's Au.h.H.ih; he by llysdik's Ilaiabletonian,
TKIJ3IS A.M) CONDITIONS.
JOHN WARD wili be permitted fo-scrve a limited number of mares this season
at $10 lo injure ni.-rc with for.!. Same co::J.iici:s as far Df.nr.tii ss !!.
AIsj Itr.ve a Slacfc Cr.inc N..rn:.-.n. iired by Tfsilar, who will he allowed to serve
a f;-j r.Mrcs this season ai tlie alove Rarr.cd stasia r.t 610 5j insure ware wilii foal.
Saaie co.iiiit.oi.j 3o f:. Cajniless.
$45 IN CASH PSEMIUMS.
ForColts liy Or.unlli'ss, t 1p fIic-ivn at 3Iomnl City
lf:iVA'si !!niiii in 1SJ, I wiU j?ivc tho rollnwinj; Prem
iums in C.ts.i. FirsI i'vt'mfuiu, Second Premium,
SI 5. Third J'rcmium, !().
Four 31iles Norlltoast f Orcjjoii, TIo.
nry is as lncouveuieiil lo .lay as woul.l gr,,:il. ..reviotisly arranged, was si . -icily
havo been liir..rei!t laws in every town- j v,m-lc, ,.u si.ieral impoitant topics
ship in tho lime of our grandfathers. ' ro ai)lv .liscii. Horn two or three
o -must grow n;. ".iih the coumry. 1 p.;,,,r... HTtaiuing to temperance is-ues ' write my pame.
There ought al.,o b a perfect nu'donn- wn. r,.n, f..,r ..vhlch oili.vrs were elect-! What is c.ir'.h, ir.or.arch? For my
ity in civil and crimimi! pro.-edure.in jury ; . r..r .-. .-ear. Mrs. Hello Col- ! realm it isgiwn.
Ihe
laws, in all laws in fact allecting the per- i 1 ,,r M.,it!.,,,.i ,.i,.,.f..l ..ns:.!..nl What is earth. Christian?
win and property c.r the (i'ti.-eu. It is not ;,t;ss Tyenro won the i.iher , tf.it oway to heaven. St. Louis It 'public
proper that the adiiiinistratmi; . r t;,e.se ;,. ,t.., m...,,,..,. ., )e.'l:1,..:.torv
lawsshou'.d lie ur.deit.ikra by the federal
government through the fulcra courls. i
cmte.-t.
Tiie state courts and imigi-tnicy sh.iuli! 1
Tiio one hundredth aiinivei.i irY
n. r
not Iks stripped f their po.ers, but in j
one way or another this endless conllic! ,
in tlio ordinary business laws of the
Tni:iM Ifesi-Js.
'Where . an I go for a week or two of
'vacation, where lean get the greatest
iHK'ible amount of ei.joj nirnt and !.
ed here uilh !li.'.r.iiirl:iti. i'..r..,ii.el..s. ' rie the 11,0.'. bi'.l.'lli a! t.ie least e-
The. 1.1...4 i, ftviiistW Jl. rb.o, T I'-l-e.'" Ties is a .pi.-sti.in which is r,;
1 Washington's inangnr iJion, was observ-
Unitc.l States ought to be putan end to.
I bells, the iiring of anvils announceil th
pt ale.lly a..k. d at this time of ear by all
who s.v Ihe remotest iio.si-ibilitv of being
.!... i 1 1. .1 ,...1 :.. ' ,, . . . r . .. .1 ,
. . . , -i . I .lie '"t .411.4 liui.oiie tia .inn .oiitt . , aolt. Ill LTi a.;iv 101 14 sinnt t.ti 1111.10.
.,1,:,t " U,..CO,, -I,rov!ul fr,,m lviilv i 11,,, mor,,;,,,. .1, , l,,.l ,,s o Most e.i.i.haticaiiv yon cannot do better
.Maine to t .ilir.irni.i. a ccMle that would , than to make tome iiiiiuirs of umr Ln-al 1
1.0 ascertain and universal ai tlio.-..m-: tl,n a, - , ' :'' '" T" ' li-k-t agent regar.ling 0x1,101. rates
,. r is ... .t 1 . ..... ... i'TS. after which tne people assembled 111 ,1,., i!,,r!i,i..i.,,, i:..ut.. Von
. I l.ltlll .11 I.III'lilllll '.:i!i Itl'llltit UI, 11... " .... . .... ........ ,. .. - - .
Womrx 111 some parts of tlio country t .viljotl It t si -1 'll sl-t -t I-. . ,1! "I'era house ami lintene.l to an elo- ' w ill be : urpriscd to learn what n ry l.m
tjtesL iig.iuist. loo aim i orit tuvorcot. -
lllg.
Absolutely Pure.
protest
law, which recognizes only ono cause
for judicial F-cpcration. lheywant the
law amended so aw to include ulTenscK
not now rocinizeil by tho conrts. The
suspicion is growing" that the women
are risking entirely too much. Some or
iihem y.ould like an arrangement where
by thej could turn a poor man out in
Jho cold, uidiospitablc world whenever
their whim Siiggsted it and hold the
man for till eternity if they wanted Iiim
badly. In fast tney tlor.t want tho man
to cut much of a tigure in this marriago
business, "ivomer. having reached a state
of supreme independence that regards
tho unfortnuate imdo bimply as a con
venience.
iuent and scholar va.Wress delivered bv , tourist rates are in etrect lo points m
: - - . .1 i.. :.......i:.... n.... i.
eb'o; also points ii
ioriua. Oregon and aslunglon lerri
... , - ,- . ...... v. . I Ii' er!i
Judge.Xnthonv.ofMarvville. Mo. In a ."".'.io, H-n y ,
Tt ;3 ,1 .. i.i.. i. r. : ' i.: ., , .. . . , springs ,u,.i . .ie..-. .us.. ....,i..s .. ... ,;,, ,,,
.......... .... ...... ... f,v ...ttiii.t,, iiitj r..i,,t.-i i-rv-i4-iii-
This ,ni!.'r never varies. , inar-.ii 'f pnn-
il 'in aim in.i.'si.iiieaes. .,'ir.-''i iii.ini
:m Hie ..,iIiikt Minis, ami .'annul 1'.'
itiet't Hi .ii t It h I!"' innliili'il.' l nm -
I. simrl 441'icl.t .ill. I'l r il.ii'l,ale i..iu.lers.
I.l l. IIAhiMi l l4-
eral to get over the nlea liiat tl,.re is li,.-it.iu!!. uml .ir,,..r.i.M ..r ..nt- V.ni..M ....... ;.,..i... Ii.,.. v;..,. l.'r:,n..i..-o b, In- iiom in. i
n.,l.in..i il.i.lir...,. .1...- i ..'.i...:7... .i . ' ,i:: 1 i,..7... IV.rlla.,.1. Or,',,,,. Ta : ln:i..llH.Wi...Mr..'t..V'W li.rk
... . , iiiv iv .i. if tn- !.-( 4. i it to ii., tin.- ji.ni 1 1 ti ii ii eu tMj.'j in i,u:imi- , . '"r' - - .
or a woman as a pretty U.nnet. While Uutional government. After the con- I Ip""",""; iTeivf-'-In- ou'h'e Trilsiee's Sale.
u)t making il hy any n.eai.s the sine J elusion .,r .Tudgo Anthonys oration. ' at au",!1 on the ll'annii.a'l .V St. .!,. , .l! tie ,Vlo;euT,;"V.:l;MUin',;;
ijua noiml her ambition, it cannot be short speeches were made bv Prof, i seph and K-msas Citv. St. Joseph A , ..i N .4. ini..-r. i-s. ai..i re.-enn .1 m Un-re
denied that p.he l.,..s like tasteful head Deiirmont, K-v. Sapp. Irwin and others. ' Council l.'lulfs IJ. K's: also a full line of ""I'tX;!";""'' ?,ll.,',..,;,':.k;
gear. Why should she not? There is j Our people are to be congratulated for ! f-ccoii.l class iickcis, to i .iiii't . ...is. , , t I ,.
, , , t i .t ...... . . . . - . . ' points at reduced rates. n-nr. Iti nnl ! injr in the county S Unit ami
nothing which shows so iiui.'kjy that she . for the ir.t.'re.H and patriotism that thev ' '., uji .,1..., li-i l a mil line of tickets Unite f Mi ...tin.ti. tut :
is not "up" in fashionably lire, nothing ' n.anifested in a great and noble event. " on sa'le t" all'i-oinls in the Fast, . it her 'r..!'." .-.V.V1 C.'m.llV-'-jI.'n ,l"l!.11' tV-'
which s) iletr.icts Ironi a line. iniiearance 1 I via Chicago. Peoria or SI. Iouis, N. j,,-, .,Y.i i mies . .e. t ti. r,'in.if,l .ililui..ii
nothing which sjuiils ii pretty face, or'
A:; international woman's sutf race con-' 0!l1'
, ..t;..
, 1 1 .14 4 'ill..
r.'.nl..p !i,lv:i,it:ii.'S lo the l.. !tt" I.ittn f Mail! ll. '1.
...... ...... 1 .... ,. . .it a .. ... ... 1,. ...
tl,. Kilrlt.ii'lt.li 1 .,..,, . n ....... -.".. .i".
S3
J . Hi
p i a u
l,rot,ttiv Association.
Triumph Sulxir.linate Protective As
eiation, Tjodge, Xo. 12, mi t and held
its regular meeting on lliursilay night,
April -n.l, at Triumph sijliool house. Tlio
following res.4lutions were adopted:
WitKnUAs. We, tho citizens of Holt.
Count v. Missouri, have orgnnizeil for the
purpose of protiH:ting our property aini
M'rsons. and are Iaw-ab'diiigciti.ensai..l
abide by the decisions t,r all courts, wo
adopt the To'dowing resolutions:
Ilesolv.-.l, 15,v tiie iiiemlK-rn of Tri
lituph SutNirdinate Probative Ai.so.'ia
tion. I,d..'e. Xo. "JPJ. I Soil County, Mia
souri, that we deinatid of our representa
tives in the lew making department if
our goven.mcnt to ciriiii.tly work for a
strict enforcement of our state laws in
bringing criminals to justice.
l.esolved. That after a fair and im
partial trial, and sentence lK'ing pnss.sl
by our courts, according to the laws of
our state, we denounce the plau of par
iloiiing criminals by petition.
Kosolved. That we. tlio constituents
of our (".unity Kepri-tTiitative. denounce
his action in t-igning tho petition for the
pardon of tho Younger llnithers; and
further, he necil not expect our support
in tho future.
We are sorry tho asam-iation has Keen
til to take such action as this, intlo
part'.vhieh refers to Mr. Alkire: forfr.u.i
what we can learn lie did more thai, any
other man in tho Mate legislature t"
wards counteracting that same petitier..
While it is true that, upon the first iu -pulse.ur..
lor certain representations made
to him, he i.itl Fign thc I'etiticn; still, be
fore the ink w:us scarcely dry upon tl.o
paper, it istaitl that he followed up to.i
mosseng. r and I k his name off fio;n it
and, that neither did he stop at thi ,
hut went further and hunUd up otlu-ni
x.h.ise nai'ies were on tho pel'tion, and
uiged tlier.i to take the'r names oil
giving it as his opinion Unit the petition
itself was a m:; take, ar.t! ought not to bo
signed by any one. While l!ie object of
tho association is a commendable o.ie,
still its meinK'r.s surely were not fiil'y
ae.piainte.1 with a'l tho factsin this m..
ter, or they would not havo been in smell
hn.-!e to eiint,emn. - K.
Keibitl, That a copy of th5 reso
Iutioii3 be rttained in our loilgo for f u
tare roferenci'. and that a copy of the
t- line l."e sent to tho Holt County KTi
::i:t. and Mound City Xews forpublica
tion. Adopted by Ihe Triumph Subordinate
Protectii e Ass.ciat;on, May 'Jnd, HVX
J. A. Hoi D.IVKT,
( 1. . L.ci:r, C4).mmiitt.e.
J. W. I.vvis.
5
I pn a b y
by yiridiflyllll s
I offer the Opera House, City Ho
tel and all other property for sale at a
Bargain. Come at once. Call on or
address, W. H. tSTSERETT,
Oregon, Missouri.
for Tin:
Superior Lawn Mower
wiil be received by this office, from rr-si;-ibie
partii-s-, subject to these condi
tions: First pii.vmcnt of cash on 12 inch mow
er. $..M'.
Firs! payment of cash on 1 1 inch mow
er. r-J-'H "
I'irst pavment of cash on If! inch mow
er. !.(. "
15'ilance, payable weekly, .V) cents per
w vk.
Total price on I'l inch mower. ST.'X).
Total price on 11 inch mower,
Total price on III inch n.ower. ?..).
TIks prices good until May loth, ltwD.
Neudorff-Fink Hardware Co.,
Ills. South itli Street, St. Joe, .Mo.
Iuiit rrv "IirMP.r: lun ni ratl I;r.
limit' ".:!." U ;i iitNfaLo. !iiiMintt )!!'
I'-t.tI.r.irI iisiin4 you but kiii c-:it aiMr"'l
In IMl'rtor will hriirni:a t:ntil.ir ritniain
t,Z a huuiImt f tlw iiarn' tf ri-T-ni- Iifli.H
fiirt'il. !.m "tf tln-ni 'iMiiIit lli-rnchf !
iim1 a nirf and WMit to tin ilorlnr Willi lnt Iif
il'f.iiti TlM-'art'i. flvni'.' In ami ar:i.!
M. .li r!i. ;.tmI all of tlit iu notnl for tl.Hr
trullifiiltif.s :u-i fM'-iIj.
1 . ..i, .tl,rrli of tin' asal.
Thro it and ia!n-1 ntt ir.:t!
Mucus .U-mir.iMf,
rit ni1intia
Ar.l ;iU form" of tll-iWfl ronrtition v ""it-raring j
n 'r, IiI put, Prarlti-.! i
t.r It'-Iiitr.' if t!if Ann
TREATMENT PAINLESS and PLEASANT.
i: 5I!NT!' M('ONtLTATfO KHI K
Mr. Ittiyil ia rrrr t-n tone ! 1.:- K,f-r
:iinl v. t h i'i ami 1 aciU.i;ittfi. If
niit rin fr'H'i ait tt'i!(:-I', Kr a Jr( rr.imina-
Iititi ;i:hi a.U.tf. in itr . I)? In r f 11 rakf 1
aliiit-i.t or Vit. i i" jiiT wt'.t nit,-.
ati'l trat. 1 ''.th ;tt .ti Kt..!v ati-l c ii.-iNr.t
SCREEN DOORS
AND WINDOWS.
We have the Waba'-h R rer n Doors, in
Irith Hard and Soft wood, all si.cs. They
The Anoiiiliii"; at i.ctliaiiy.
Chribt retonizoil social obligations.
What a happy supper was this! IVUM
ciaii'4 understand the value of a
ilinner to accompli.sh their ends. Tho
Christian can rihtfu'.lv tako iidvant;io
of any nieial opportunity to speak tho
ri-rht v.oitl or act th? true died. A man
ful stand on any .juestion of tempcran. o
or forU-arnn-e at a public n.eal is worth
more than the Pamo htaud at a inrty
uieetinc;. Mary could not havo concentrated so
i mucli money on any ilamtier or more
sympathetic nift. In ioint of nuiKnili
ceiice this was an attention of a Cicsar.
Sheotrercd it naturally, uno.tentr.tious
ly, Iovir.tr. iicr heart broke with j.'rati
tude and tenderness when she shattereu
the alababter neck and poured the Ori
ental iH-rfume on his held. Luxurious
expeniliturij in love deties criticism wlieu
its object is the pirhonality of Christ.
The false sentiment or economy ad
vanced by Judas was cry marked. Tho
false disciple was tho fast to feed tho
poor. Chrh-t knew it. So did they all.
The Mnrvs are they who succor distress.
The bail man easily influences another,
Mut one (rood man put a huiitlred st.Dlf
ers to fhamo. The Kjver of truth is a
thousand fold moie jiolent than that of
f.ii.-e!ioo.l.
There are many ways of rebukine; sin.
One effective way, that or Chribt, is to
c.ixl one's intluenco immediately on tiio
riht side. Inwctive aaiiiot evil is rel
doni as ellici. nt as a silent but liria
stand ujHin the other platform.
It is our turn now to do unto tho poor
what we think we would do unto Chrit
were we to meet him to day.
Mary built better than she knew. Mil
lions have !cen htiinulalcd by her naive
devotion.
Helpfulness that is unconscious of self
is the kind that will do most j;ood and
l;ibt the loitKot.
NickcIN Grove.
Curt Foos and family spent Sunday
in Nickel's drove.
- -Preaching at tho Evangelical church
nc.l Sunday, morning and night.
-C Kunk.'I attended tlio funeral of
his uncle. Moses Knnkvl, who w:us buried
la&t Sunday.
Mark Miles and family, from New
Point, attended divine services at the M
. church Iat Sunday.
- Tiiere have Iwcn a numlierof stray
d.its roaming through the (Jrovo the
pail week. We know not where they
are from, but we rear these pesta aro
bent on mischief.
- The lirst .pi.irte'Iv meeting for tho
,w...r.. , r..ri... I.-. ........i:
. . . .i .. i . 11". ' '- 1 .... wi ni.j ... -ii-
are a i..ur-p:ii,.'i...K.r .-,i,o i. . Miii,...:.,. As.,H.i.ltlot f Oregon circuit, will
..-n. o 44.-. .-... I 44.., ,. - - - ,., held at liiien.-rchurr-h on tho Stm-
nil: tir,a.. . . i in ii.ii. nuiri.ei. mr mh'iiiu
!.nd lA-iillt.
Tiie I Inn I wood D-jits are oil tiiii-hetl.
in i.a'.'iral color, ami are the hatnl-oiuot
diKireier shown here.
i i:.. 1 ......
. ' ' fitniri.s ! ii...,,, iv- ...... , , .. r .'C . 3 . . 1 ?..-. i.''.r.i.i.w, ......,.....' ' .. .. ... , ., ...,.,'. ..,...... ,i,t.,4u r..,i(T,,,,..r i.:ii .- 1.11.1.4 i.'fi
That this country could, if necessarv. ! ., ,.. , ',, ,. ... . . , ... .... ... ' 7.. , ., , .......... V-' i '-""r i:iV1 V" ":',.""'.!.. ' V. .V.'." I .'''"!-'!."...' !'";'! .'.' :"!' .H-.Z'. U.T, i L.-.. ..f i..r VU . ' n, t- make nri. - l,..4.r ti..r ours. mueli succn. in
V ' v '"JiHiri. it I.- 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 L tiujai ii i iiun .u- "Kill" -iiiilii i.t- uu-t ' i i; T t'Urt.'!i;iJ-C h 'n Wil . f 1 lu'iuc. ( i: ,s pirn iimi.c i,i n . m ri. t n f )'.! l' I 1 1 I' i f 1 'f lit " " I " ...i i t ii I I . T r
ralseannrmy in short .nler is shown in I...,, ,.i. ,i,.. , .... .... r i , t- ,. " 11.41 muvlv ' i. .. n . 44,m,'.,s. ,i ... ..,! "" '. . ;, , ' ' ; ' ? !' r,.",,.,..-, ihe M.m.g II. a.- v..- sell we gu-iran- -K.-v. J. I
ll,., fn.-t. il.ii, 11.., iv.nr .tennH .,,( 1. !n !...." '.T ..."'. ' i V . i-' " ! iJ .! I a Ti-kel Aeenl . "".'A 'ZVZ i ..at ..I V .-it. .' tv. and v.:!l rej.li.u-.-.try ,!o..l.e .me. serjous ncw.lent.
........ . 1(u ,,-, ii,i,res;;i.m iirit il give. u maile .vniiemy ami .urs. i it;-.- Stanton will ' ... V , m '!.'' ....'.; OK! K I: At l:o was ilnvi
ro?-ipt d i:lv 01 reTiiisition for ordiiance , , - , . .;...... . . , .. I t-l. Jo.-eph, Mo. , ..l.i-i' u. un imv v.n.l tni''.'. 1 tl-.-u :..-t- . , ;
i . iI .i ami rilaine.l wlien ..tin rs o.-wj iitv.ii". A 1 relire-fiit the women of the i.n.to,! , n, .li. nil .,1 Hull ( n-iul . Vi-m.iii. luiclil ..- r.i iv,fi.i.:r,'.'t. m-t-r i'.-..nu- ' - : Uein, one oi .lie
: : z ;t;.To- , r ii,ti..Koc;:.i,i,e.,.; ,vj .. ,.:;...,.!st.s. i -,-. .r..i..: ..m.,s..t :...;...,? h.;..-.r. M...e..w,.Mo. . t-p Zmmv sm-Wmw ...r.-s ..
:V ":"i v., "i . ' . ' . i .f s iirvi ;. -:y "-1" ";'. .:. ...'.'". v.'"'; ixau-r i,..!. , iuu uuiiuiiui nau munui th.m to Inh-ohk.
mo ..inui.ti .ipi.i..iii.iuuii 4i otuvw icr la not. .va'-U'.i ln.lee. . m.ui and i "rr: -" ,.'..1.- ',"," ".; ;--:..ii't fenat tiie rircT.ir. One .i.-t..I , ! t.mk th hu-
notonlv from old onianhat ons. but , a C ' " 'i"' "", T ; 1 .'.".'.!" 5 nn u -ii.t iln- .imtur w.rr it. s.,.m t.. rt there. .nr sales of then, be- iV.f. 'i:
vtwtiMiu .-.mnini j I. ! Hill H 111 - I n. APIIIl"ai MS-llfJ.'I'I tit i.i-.;.m. ' . . .
. - t j xJ iMixM.irl. iiml .ih nWi tn.Mt . will. fn IS 3 Shtf KO - &19Vff
I m i ft a r- n i : un
H- T. ALKIRE.
Attorney at Law,
ORK0OX, MO.
ti oxistonce. In tho territories pa'rti-- we5i ',s tIll".v " 'm t!'0 ""J" of pretty and
tilarlv tho old'organijintions are gradual! v becoming styles, so long as thev are not
.. ; . t. . . .. r ... : ..i,r.i....i :.. .1... .1 . 1 - .
cnnngiug iiiuir eiiuijitiicuv 40 uoiiiorm 10 .t.'st.i .14.. in 4114- ui.tt.ei to me eicuaion ' r. 3 ... r n u n.., ti-
thatoftho ro-ulararmy. It is said or more important thine--. The sight of j r.iJ:0 AuSlllljtl uIOF Of IlOll UOliiiy. Mf.
that tnoro were iuhjvw.uoo ininuainon in some 01 me niMri.or.s in 1110 uayot
New'Yorkon the occasion of the cen- head-gear wil! pro.iu"i4 a night mare,
tonnial celebration, and th,at with forty- Artistic milliners and dressmakers nro
eight hours for preparations an army of even a great-" fu-'or in hgl.'r eivtli.a-
nairlx'irJ'333 sjldiofs coxild bo gathered, tion than art:.-!;.- picture mukv-r
J
TIT.SDAY. .ir.Ni: 4lh,
, l'ftn.rn tin- !ii,'ir- et ti'.iV..rk In tlio fi.ro-
Graduate of tho American Veterinary.;--
Col.ege. In tli-tin .a on-s'-ii.lti H!t Wit. Mi.irl.
1. .'.I in "'I Hi.-:'iii'i ,' in m ru"''i iir.i'Tit-.;ii
Will nraoilf.-iii all t-..iirl '11 Nnrtli'.".'-! M: k-fofru-p. H '. lMiiml Str,-.'l: rf.iil"!i". tn 1 i- M-nli:-. I" II:i- nui.t'-i ' 1.1..1 r ir
I.--.,,. , 1 ..n...,n. ,i, r.14411 's.mi.'i l'i;i;,s',"! fur Ihe i'iirn,i-t"t eprtv.ftl 111 -.un .i'.'n i hum.
!..:i:ri.ii-i'..-UI,;',t..ilB lii,liMi. .olKi-.i.'ii? ts. ..Uly null urltl-lili.iiiif liroiiiptlyat ,,.,-, "x.'.t-
ir..ai.,..j:ti:viit:4u to. ' Ui,...-.! .. blitrllT ..f hell toui.t, Mil. liut.c.
E U HfiV
rtflBi I a Etas B e
St. Josoph's Siurcialisi.
- II. 1. Denny has for prile at a bar
gain, a good houw with five rooms, cis
tern, and well, goad cave, two lots, ttc.
Call at once and learn terms, tf
dav of the I'.ilh hist.
- I'ainl.T .V Ilhodeshave received 1 heir
well drill machinery; they have Fi.-t up
their o'ltlit and are drilling on IVIM
llnmi plac. V.e wish thes.4 gentleman
this now enterprise.
vci.'-er came near having a
our-evening last week.
,-ing along A. HershnerH
iKinies playfully kickeil
gy tongue, which caused
frightened; the team
gv and all across the rail
1.,. ...... 1 ., t.:..i. i,.,. 1. .i '
... . ., . 11' . ..., ill.. 1...1.I, llll. ..171 11.1.4 4
Mf gr;.tif;..ng I ncs arc !o.-,,tcn..s ,( , , Kortunatey Mr.Keiser
gtit tho team i'opped and he and his lit
tle lxy escaped injury.
eai-y. ami tiiey .'oiiiiiine more cccucn
cies than anv other mower made.
Mflf-M Harflware Go.
No. H8 Soutli4th Street.
St. Joscpli, 3Io.
Titousamis or disappointed boomers,
many of whom aro in a deplorable con
dition, caused by destitution and want.
1 are camped in tho Arkansas and Black
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