The Holt County sentinel., September 13, 1889, Image 3

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IMPORTERS IMRETAILERS
5TF?ADE AAARK'S
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER TO THE CONSUMER
The luiyin and selling of good is a matter of confidence. During the five years of our business life in this city we have steadily
iclcl to the idea that "Honesty pays the best' Not that we claim any superiority in that direction, but that our plan of doing business,
lie safeguards we have established for the protection of those who deal with us, in that we stand behind any and all goods we sell with
this often-repeated guarantee, namely: If you buy anything of this house, and it is not as represented, either as to price, style or quality,
return the goods to us and we will refund your money or make satisfactory settlement. This applies to any and all kinds of goods named
in our heading to this advertisement.
It is useless for us to juote prices. We only sa- this: That our
reputation for square and upright dealing is now pretty well estab
lished among those who have dealt with us. Our object in opening
this GREAT DEPARTMENT HOUSE was to enable us to reduce
the cot of doing business so that we could sell goods clicaper and
still have a satisfactory margin left us as a profit. This has been
demonstrated, and our business is now conducted on so close a sys
tem of profits, and the volume is so large, that we are satisfied with
our CASH DISCOUNTS AS PROFITS. Hence, a stock of goods,
marked in plain figures, on a uniform low basis of profits, gives
everyone the advantage of close prices, whether you be a judge of
goods and values or not. Besides this, owing to the general low
prices prevailing for all sorts of farm produce, as well as stock, we
deem it our duty to meet these low prices with a correspondingly
low price on all sorts of merchandise, and to do this it became ne
cessary to organize a business of this character and magnitude to
meet what seemed to us the demands of the times.
O Vc will mention one lino of goods that wo can get no more or, and
that Is we bought all tlie SECONDS AND SINGLE BLANKETS THAT THE
BUBL.li MILLS made this year, and on account of slight imperfections,
they are sold at one third oft. Ask to sea them.
"We arc taking a very active part in the New Era Exposition, to
be held in St Joseph from September 3 to October 5, for thirty
three days inclusive. In that we have given the farmer and cattle
men the "undcrhold" and have discarded for this time the horse
jockey. Now it depends on the farmers whether you make this New
Era a success. In addition to what has been done by the manage
ment, the EMERY DRY GOODS CO. have offered the following
SPECIAL PREMIUMS:
4(56. For additional premiums in class A, lot 1, to be paid to
parties living within 100 miles of St. Joseph, distance by railroads.
Premiums For the Eighth Best Dozen Ears of Corn, $25; for the
Ninth Best Dozen Ears of Corn, $15; for the Tenth Best Dozen Ears
of Corn, $10. Each of these premiums payable in either dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, cloaks, wraps, shawls, carpets, crockery,
hardware, or anything else for sale in this Department House.
4fi7. For second premium in sweepstakes, class E, to parties liv
ing within 100 miles of St. Joseph. Premium, $20. Payable an
above.
40S. Best Water Color Painting. First Premium, 15; Second
Washington Letter.
From our regular c.rrfiinleiit.l
Washington, September C. 13S9.
lV-itiii.ister IJen-'ral Wimatuaker has I
had several consultations with President
Green of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and rumor says that a com
promise between the. Government ami
t io telegraph company is on the eve of
being effected. Mr. Wanamakcr refitA-.-to
confirm or deny the rumor. In replt
to a direct question, lie said: "I h.iv.
j not linn to say about the conversatioi
' wit't Mr. Green. There is nothing to h.
said publicly about a matter which is un
der private dis-CL-ssion."
The Pi esideut on Triday settled one of
the hardest fought contests for sin oiiii-e
that has jet b.en fought before him by
the appointment of Frank 1. Clark to In
I Collector of Cu-toms at El Paso, Texas.
! Tnere weie thirty-fcevon candidates in
1 the field for this oflico and each of tiieiii
has liccn, since the 1th of March, "bust
1 liiis"' iw only a Tesnn knows how t
"liustio to net there. tlio man np
pointed has from the first been the choice
of Secretary Windom for the place sin.
four times his commission has been sent
to the President for his signature, but
the other candidates bv comb
VETERAN'S FEUNB.
Cures
BT UM A tab,
Urn
$mf Strains.
Pains Rhsusiatis,
Nsaralgis tP Sciatic,
PROMPTLY
And PESSgAHSNTLY.
Xcwsy Gleanings.
The hop crop is a failure.
The trunk lines are at war.
The table glass trust is the latest
ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE!
N'.tici is Iit,mv sitt-n. tint I. I'ath iriiu-ll-.'lui-
AIiiimlri7ttr: ot tin st.il. nf .I.ihn t
j il.illii.ilfnva-rt1. willoli
' Ufarinpcifov tnnlemhon 1 ft 'ftO
Tiie Cretan insurrection is spreatlini. ! .. . ' "
... . . ' WI a! t1'Iie vilf oiitliepreiiiN.-sloftln Ailmi.i-
hieetric street cars sire Kamim; favor, i-ir.nrn. n.i! -. mil ..i r.-s.u. Mi-., liic o;-
Thessdt trust hasap,,rent)y collapsed. .SKTX-. s
Serious rains are reported in England. . si'rius aivf
, . . , " i 1 tiis of sal,, mail-, kn
Great forest fires are rajjisft in Oregon. i iui.miine It
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK I
lion ii on il.iv of sale.
ams, .vlii;.a:.lr.itri..
A w ater famine is threatened sit Vienmi.
Tho itiva.sioii or Upper iSgtpt is sit end.
n ice tru.s has Ikhmi formed at Snvan--lii.
(la.
tuar.tsTs ani t)i:.L rns.
1
THE CHARLES A. VOCEIER M.. !.s!ll1ii. HL
Arrr.M!-.
'T nt t i ii ;
biniiW su.- Hoyalteiiry crJswcU .f t!io BiSIo.
I will i.llt-r.it pitltlic lie mi my fat in, ."Vaults
IvphoKl epidemic is prevalent in t lu-1 ... ' .
II:e (-llov.in ilfcnU-iI pt'u-it, tti.Mt:
cao. j j " lu-aa .iiU-!i (',;. s lif.i.I o; 2-'.ir-o!.l
I hl.iles wil. loi-. tall LiMKW w;iri,.4 nris: 111 !n-. l .-vnir.lv : r.
State i.'.licers. 1 .st.i! ..r lu-r
, . , .... . .... 1 IKi:!S OK SA1.K:-A1! sum: of li(rt):iu.l
Aerial munition is siim :ittnictui; : nmU-r. -.in!,; all mithih.t i: Mn i-n-aimi it
t,,: f mtlli-, will he given. itirrii.t-T iai4 iritis
'"'"" null i.i.pnwl viiiit.. hi-in.u Mfuwn. ia-
Tlie cotton crop of TuKas will Iki worth uti-m ir.-m .I.H-. n-raii .if il- to t.e u,il:.'.l
- iou.oui i xitli llir.' ri'Ui iv.il ir i;i!Viiv. S.ilo t mu-
l,0iO,WK). I nun-eat lOoVlmk A. H
Tlie losses in Spokane Kalis amount to ! rTH.vi:iNs:rn-iN.
810,IXV1.(V. i z,.,,a. Itt-liy. .scaly, skin Torturr.
The snjfiir trust made a net profit last ; Th.--iiiii.lraS.,.!i.:itii,,.r -ua.ks iint
1 I iiknt. witlioiit auv liitiTral imilU'iai'. v.ill
yer.r of tfl'.UiHi.(i(i. I nr.- .-.is.. ,.r Tftti-r. a!t i:ii"!im, i;ni.-
i, .. i ; i . . . ,i ,r t . , nun", t'l!", Itrh. Siri'", riiuiilr. I-ii-iim. ai,
hiewn bridj;.. ..r.s the I lariem Kivvr ' , ,, yl.m Kmi-ihiiis. m.mall. r t. .v
;it Vew Vork. 1 iiaii-iirl.'ii;-.:.iipiiiu. it ii.u;as. rll.'illu:
,.., ... . . j .mil 'iii ln.t a iniio.
1 he California raisin crop is ehtimatol
at l.i"il.S0 bows. I IMli-s: lie-! It. I.ln. l-ll-i.
The Gorman imperial budget shows a! S mito.mi- JinMnic; Iniins, iiWuii ami
i i r-.i.iii.. i !!ti.'f!r' ; ::nl ;I m..;lit. ncr U '.I'l.iU'lllI".
!c!'CIt Ol Mttl'.M"!. , I. .,11,,,,,. ,1 ,.;ii, :el.lll ii.f.,riil.v.iil, ln.'.ni
ceeded each time in t.icventiie' the at-' "W.-t f t-. inalln narraliv.- . v.t eniM, : l;.r e I'Ctrol' iliii .ietw:t-: Ii.'ve been ills-, S-. !,L ! .'.;.. - V'.a
! tachment or the P-vsidefts aiilir'ni-.h '" '. "'i' '': 'itlfnl ill i-.i t.. ii , ; t-nered in T.ibi.-i-. Me.icx : lil.s-lin-., l-..u ul,vti!.a. .m.! in i.m ,;w.r.-
lac.iiiiaiu oi me i .iMiltl.l.s aimrnipii uy . h,.,,,,.,. :l uwlme ; .. m f ,r . -,.,. , 1 nimvs Hie lmi't. AI ilr-i.si-K. i.r l.v m.ii.
i thereto. This c.-ise iies st ijood idea of V"',.":i"'Vf : "lu,t lil"-'r"1 tcr,"s cuculats , -New orK City supports .) blind jiau- i,.r .vtviit. lr. Snaju.- & son. riiila.li-Ipl.i:..
! tho trouble there is in filiit;' tho oiiices. I I'.J. Fl.K.MINC. io fiiiveiMtv I'I.ti-.X. Y. pers out of ttsclisinty mini.
All of the cabinet ollicer.-! except Kec-
PARKER'S
UAia CS CAM
I'Vr- J ilMlll L-t Oi,.ll
feTfj&iiAe.ia-ci ami birmnci the hair.
t A- fi.'. rw.-l 41 ."lul l'ni-t--.
Mother's and Baby's
) UUUU I I III)
lion Ground,
486. For the sweetest, loveliest, and prettiest girl
baby under 18 months. First Premium, $25; Second
Premium, $10.
487. For the finest and handsomest boy baby, under
18 months. First Premium, $25; Second PuemiuM, $10.
retnries ISlaino and Uusk are now in the
' city, but it is iirohab'e that wvcrstl of
them wiil take short va,.ti.ms during
1 thi" ni-nith.
j fic'Tetary Tracy has sovend i..tricate
'problems t solve, and is compelled to
deny himself to official callers for several j
! day., to come. Ilowiii fir.-t give hear-i
' ini's to li.itli si.ls in tlieirtiiit rov.'ri'.v over i
' , , .., ,. , .. ., ". , i-lirfs-l :! 'i( ,-riiieH alria.C. ..lil. IhnuMul
tlio battle slnp-iexas now on tlie!o.jks ,mll,i, t,;,-. :.i, iui.-n ,,f :'. -r.-at .ln-.-ii r
at the Norfolk Nsivv Yard. One i-idecon-1 .?''.V,.'' ,,:";.".V1.',';,!.U'.!"; J'.?; !','.'"'''.
for . utlit li
i!i;i:ii.i:i) nuos., v. r.i st..
M l.inin. Mo.
A f J I Tn-J '.ytrrr.!?!; In-ell iIih ..hi, ln
JiUl-lllO .Tfll'iJIlL! l..l.ul.!r, i! : ii:..i! il-t
Premium, $10. Payable as above.
460. Best Hand Embroidery on Plush, Silk or Mommie Cloth,
First Premium, $15; Second Premium, $10. Payable as above.
tends that if built on the present plans
she will not float, imd the other that tho
plans sire all rkrht. JJoth cannot bo right,
and the amount of money involved -more
than KM in makes the jtief
tion a vcr important one. In addition
to this the Secretary will try to arrive at
some conclusion l esirding the completed,
but unaccepted, vessels Vesuvius. Petrel
and Charleston.
The National Museum Jiere has just
been presented with two iiiteie.stin;; war
relics. One is the jjiiu -a ikiht double
barreled fowling piece with which Col.
Kllsworth, of the New York Zouaves, was
killed on thustejis of the Marshall House
in Alexandria, Virginia, as he was return
in; from the roof whither ho had jfune
to remove a Confederate ilai;; and the
other is tho old-f;c--hioned army musket,
with sword bayonet.with which the slayer
of Kllsworth was shot and afterwards
pinned to the floor by Private Urownell.
Tho weapons were presented to the Mi!
senm by Mr. Urownell in whose posses
sion they have been since tho unfortu
nate tragedy, which at the time of its oc
currence - M:iy 21, lS'il created a pro
found sensation throughout the United
States.
The Navy depart ment has been notified
by the Camp lirotlicrs. of Philadelphia,
the coutraetois, that the new cruiser
'Philadelphia" will be launched on the
7th inst.
IN'presentative Caldwell, of Ohio, who
succeeds General Itrown, is in town. He
says the Ohio delegation will vote as a
unit for McKinley for Speaker, and that
all the talk by friends of the other candi
dates of supiKirt from Ohio is without
the slightest foundation.
Hon. Kdwsird Wolcott, the new Sena
tor from Colorado, is in Washington to
This fall will Eclipse our Grandly successful YEARS of tlie past, for tlie BARGAINS are ! Mm a h""s"- "
BETTER and the STOCK is LARGER, and being manufacturers of all our own Clothing in I y'y
Mens', Boys' and Children's suits and pants, there is no guess work about it. You can't bay j h" ml!! .;!
next 30 days. We will save you from $2.00 to $6.00 on MEDIUM or FINE TAILOR MADE
SUITS or PANTS. Quoted in this announcement are but a few of the Great HARVEST of
BARGAINS we will offer in this SWEEPING SALE of the next 30 DAYS.
! V. ri.Kn i!i:i: .Iohn-.in. i-'s.-t.-t -. Imii;
I 1 il.I snree,.-, m .l.'nt u II
X. i. Vur tlit inpirrit;iiiii of th-o attortlin:r th :-.vio.;il;t)n, pertons wi-li trr tt b.iy k,'i -'ui s best :n tlio morn:;!, a? tho performances ilo not com
inenra at the Iuxporit'on roiintL; until 1 cw;Inck 1'. hut tlicy (nitInno timing the iifU'rni)n ami cvciuiicach ilay.
wjr--rr-i.-ir?ii ttcij-tct r ar t ra.-rg-yjy 1 ! W lffW1glTrwiWWtTIrW II Will 1 HI II II l I
1857.
9.7! S
2 H r ill ? ! i ? J fit it
s
1889.
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I The Austrian-Huii'iarian crops are "."i
Iier cent, below the average. 1
I "ive hundred schools on the American
ttlsili hold daiiv tesssi.-lK ill 'i'lirkev. I
Tliis year's crop of muc!. potatoes in
,1. i, .t ... ....
I r lonoa w i;i oe me largest t ier kiio.mi.
Coal is cheaper in St. i.ouis tiiar. it is
;., i ....... ;., ;
!.;r!!;?1Hj0HNST0iV!i FLOOD T;,;. receipts c.-,tt"le at' Cl.:.i" for'
the year are iibout 'JiiUSiO htail larger j
than in 1SS.
There sire more millionaires in Odessa, j
Russia, than in any other tmvn on the
continent.
Theureat forest tires are still sweeping
over the timber stretches in Montana
am! Id'iho.
There are twenty-seven trust compa
nies in Xe.v York with resources ajwre
pitinj; c-tJ'.V)17,:Vili.
Liverpool bought T('K.rK) barrels of
American ajiples ami London .'tji,lM bar
rels diinng the season recently ended.
Bodies of victims of the Johnstown
(Penn.) calamity still continue to be ex
humed in the mass or debris produced
by the flood.
The holding of- the great railway tun
nel at Cumberland (!ap w;is knocked in
a fewdajsago. Trainsin passingthiouuh
it will cross sections of theSlatesof Ken
tucky, Tennessee ami Virginia.
llloudin. tho well-known rope walker,
has wagered 6-0,(KX) thsit he can walk a
cable from the top of the Kilfei Tower to
the central dome of the Exposition build
ing in less than livo minutes.
A TOL'GII ()M) I'AKTV
QiarX H27 reier, Diplllieria, moopisf
Cengs, Croup ail CommGi CcMi
PrrtnmfT!1tfl by PhTslclnns cod "M by Preg
gitts lUruusaout the world. Send for Free Sainp'a.
HIM30D MANUFG
SOLE FROFRlETOnS.
191 FULTDN ST.. NEW YORK.
CO.,
How Lost! Hew Regained,
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE
A Scien'iCc ncd 1'op:il:rIfci!itf.ITrrn!i5
onllie lirrors of Yor.1h,rrcini;L:irerfcCl:i.c,Ncr. .-i-a
inu I'djM.: i i)c!;Uity, imp&ntisi or Uic l oi.L
v.vxs Ti -u.in..L ji-v Jum.-iv7r7'jxmr
A Look by Conlrarios ;t tlie
Thirty Years, KrpuiiIW";in
Tom1i oM party, isn't it? Jus.t look at
its liisttry.
!l;irn over thirty yenrs sio. in two or
thiw iliirorent p!a(.'L's.
Was in favor of the twU'nion of siave-
oM?.ir.al of -ill !-:'.-tl J) ;!.r! In
I?. :t :ri tiy t-titslTt' wr' ir u t jilJ
CUUK ni.tIlA. .n.iall .t.i.tuiu. inwn'w,
"IIw ura.t cd mI:oii.f -." l-at-, iit! lln.i ic
c-ii;s! to !Ici.r.iM-: usn l.hr irt-.'u'itor."
Ur. W. A. Hik r.ttf M im-on, Flu. sn :
55.f0 '.v:rth f C riiiiu; in a: f rU7
Ai'in;is I.i.vr xr. -ulill-r-n T.iy fu-ri
any othrr ,Jii; l I- i.u ? -:ir' i'-4
Chronic 0'a-:.iu:.i an;i Uc 1".mjh r tlu.i
UspccMiLir rtmpi;i"ii is l!.-t vc
paflr.mtcc to cure nayci-i- f t niiVai'tltVttr
or U'!itn F"er wi!;i'- l'.'t!!.
It co-t-!ut 7 cnt?d cc!i In.tit'' con
tain over A i ucrr.jc ri-t-', ikli tlu o.i
than two c-Pta a t!. WciM yt-u
fnr chenpormoJicii.e ? l - i.t a iurp-ri!l. T..t
will cure aav SJcr. iill'iui or JJotn
rial Complaint. Mf.Riif.-fMrca by
Tlio 10 Oo.
(Sncccsors to Wm.Om.IeII.) f.f . I.ou? J. rjo.
OF
MMB1S, SIMM !
ac!tAnr.TK or itii ;i:i:man n
tiit rjt';t.i Colli r 1 1 I noxv rn::i-
iicitliv I.KM!:ti ultli N.sxrtiu & Ilinirik,
.Irui'IiTs. fir !!it iixrjN" of Ittnltlhi;; ttn :i
I'tTtuiii r.t otirl liii-.tiirv-i ir. Iiin has for
t lu iitr o;ii.mi hiim:u"n aifl w ltitirniijiiiy nni-
lttt lit to i:ia-"ii,r tli' ii"'t Itnii'Tit r:rt t tin-
Kes-.ltlnt: frn l'f.IIy, Vice, Isnoru.cc, iIsrt?iCJ or
mcrlASRiMn, Ili'crva'in :.t; i ur.tiTn:; tlie wtlm
tvz V.'oiV, IltiircsJ, tlie VarrciorSotiil HoUlh iu
AvoiJ iinik.ilful Drcte::tltr. I'twcMj triLP- t
nnrk. Jt t'onturs 4 )D pat s, rorti bvo. litc.ul f iv that Sttllim!
rv which national evil the democrats- i l1;!''"' 2r..r... "I ,'!!Z2'': V!:,:"
ma.
mVI. iKijtuaid. couce:Licd la nlua wipntrfr. J L.j-
irv-ive rr.? ect-ja Frrr, if jmt cr;ly u-.w. xl
dii iiiiIshM aithor. Win. II. rjrfc.T, ii. I ,
r. n cd tlie COM) AMI J r.tVET.I.KW 3J lit) A I.
from the Knllonnt iltrdtcal Aseorintl'ji: l.r
this ntl.K K-SAY an MMlVOl'H iter
! 1 1 YS ICA I. DKH I LIT V. Dr. I'arfccr r.r.d an-rp
tf .niiHtaiit I'liysiciana may b& coniitlud, coati
donli&lly. l-v nuil or in person, fit ll:e nfl!o cf
TIIE 1VIIV .IIiaHrAL. INSTlTtTi:,
No. 4 2tu!tinrbSt.. Il.Mtun.HIa.H.,thoral
. 'Hers fur I .h.1vi ur letter Xur ulicc La
directed at above
abolished in ls.:.
Was in favor of ttatrs" rights as t3ti"ht
old abolitionist, John
liiH.-u!t uitli tli.'ir". will il. well to -:iII !
lite (.rr.ir ini.l liav. him m,ke .x.uiiliiatiou
nlilcli wilt l.e dime with. Mil elutrsr.
SIon" SuiJs. ?.I-ns Suits. IJojs' :m:l CiiSMroirs Suits. Ji'ijs' siuil fliililreis's Suits.
$ 5.00 Vill buy a naji! si:!t -.vortli $ C.50 $ I5.0C Will huy a gcod suit worth S1G.C0 $ 1.25 Vill buy a ciulift cuit north S 3.00 $3.00 Wil! buy a Bays Suit Worth 5 5.00
6.50 " '' ' " ti.5f) 16 50 ' ' " ' ' ' 20 00 '-50 ' " " 3.75 4.00 4 ' " 5.00
7.00 " " ' " 10.00 , tl i - 2.00 " " " ' " " 4.50 5.0(1 ' 4 " " 7.50
10.00 4 15.00 'x" , , u 3.00 " " ' " " 44 6.00 6.00 4 44 44 " 9.00
12.50 44 44 44 44 ' 17.50 20-0" 27.00 5.00 44 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 . 5 0 7. 0 0 44 - 4 44 4 4 44 44 10:00
Our Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises go with the Clothing at the same
Reduced Prices. Bon't wait and lose money and first choice. Come today Come tomorrow
Come during the SO days' sale.
Northwest Corner of 6th and Felix Streets, St. Joseph, Missouri.
FniMIli, Upholstery. Furniture j
READ THIS ANNOUNCEMENT:
It will pay you to alnaru remember that we are the
Leaders in the Furniture Trade.
To keep tip our reputation we are offering special inducements to buyert;, and if low price),
lir.st claws floods, prompt am careful execution of orders, ami honest treatment of patrons will hold
the trade, wo are Koinj; to do it. Our stock isahvas complete in every respect, and second to
ii.iiw in the northwest. Wo are iloin our own
a a
and linishin:
nrniturc. and are eonscouor.tlv full urenared " successfullv meet anv mid all com-
petition. Jt v.ill p:iy any one who wishes to buy furniture of any kind, whether a Iarj;e quantity or
;i j.i.tli bill, to call on or c.irrcs-nd with us. Mail order:, promptly anil carefully attended to.
.uaiie our i.ie yi.ur neacqiiariers i lie allentlin tiie c.p..itlou.
The Weiel & Roth Furniture Co.
110 end 112 North THIRD STREET. ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
THEPROfiGAtJsi
lhysMdegeneiiatidn.
n ui-Kr-rtv xXJ MONT, 3M. X.
ThUlaa JTeir and ilaftrrly Urdial TrMlne. and Indii.pcnfal.le to every VOUNC, MIDDLE
ACEO, and OLD MAN bo la foffcrinp from MValainw, fjntruor, l.o- of Memory, ItahfuioeM,
Rpnf lion ol UpltitK, Liver CumpUlnt, l)i-ara of the Kidney, and all diseaet depciidcat Djwa
Accident, y,j, i'oliy, Vice, Ignorance, Sen oua Debility, Viul Kiliaujtion, and
Botrad In leather, fall (rllL rriee, only one dollar, by mill, waled In plain wrapper, postpaid,
CONFIDENTIAL. AddrcM IlEMtT DC Most, M. D.. No. SSI Colcmbua Arenne, or 1. O. Box
ZH2, K of ton, Maaa. Prefatory Lecture with numerona tratimoniala from hieh aoarret, free to all.
Thia lathe only ELECTRO-MEDICO PHYSIOLOCVerer pnbli. bed. and Uabaolutely easplel
and perfecL It la tnvaloatiii; to aU aniictcd, aa it reacbea the very root and vitala of diaeaae.
l,iitil-lliiiiL-jljii
For all WtrKitt of Men. by the di-t;cruihed antlar. WiiTtBLiLLfAJK
For all Derjf- of Men, by the distinguished antLor,'
J1EKRT JJUiluvr, SI. !.. irnoua DISCOVERED
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE AND THE TRUE ES
SENCE OF MANHOOD, may be connlted in
atrictert eonfidenee.in pereon or by fetter,at bis Eleetro
lIcdicoIiiHraury,No;Sl Cclumbua Av.,laton, Maes.
'I HEARD A VOICE; IT SAID, 'tCOME AND SEE.'
H T. ALKSRE,
Attorney at Law.
PaiMs Aiini!ii3li'a(flr of Halt Cwiiy, Mt.
OKKtiOX, MO.
Wi'.lpraet ill all rniirt in Norllnvest Me
Knn.ts.-tuil N.'liraka l'rini.t allciilioii si
.til iiiiMiifss .l.n e.l ii, lii-4 Imiuc,. i'lillectioii
ori.iiitly atteititt'il to.
"'f. Miiittyimrry.
Allttt Itncct.t
MOUTGOKHY & ROECKBi.
Private Bankers,
ouk;o::,
- MISSOLUJ
Sixth Auditor Coulter is one of the
new ollicials courageous enough to say
that he believe:! the ollices .should be
i;iven to the men who helped to elect the
I'roident. lie alo believes in keeping
up tho work of his oliice, and ho ha-i jiift
given a practical illcstrati in of how to
do it, by putting his wholo force to work
ins until t o,clock at nijrht in order to
catch up on tho examination of the
money order accounts from !,.00 po.-l
offices, which he found much behind.
Mr. Coulter is what tho muirwiimps call
a 'Vjioilsman," but to "a man up a tree"
it looks as if it would be a fjood thins to
have more like him in office.
Washington knows that the (lovern
ment which owns enough ground here to
place the necessary buildings upon for
tho World's Exposition of 18lr2 will never
consent to its going elsewhere, hence she
is not losing any bleep on account of fee
ble efforts of New York and Chicago to
capture the show.
In view of the frequency of mail rob
beries the Postmaster General has issued
an order offering ?!,()) reward for the
arrest and conviction of any jierson mak
ing an armed attack uikjii btage coach or
railway mail car. Here's an opportunity
for detectives.
PATENTS CHANTED
to citizens of Missouri during the past
week iind reiorted for this taper by C. A
Snow & Co. Patent lawyers, Opp. U. S.
Patent Oliice, Washington, P. C:
E. B. Crano, California, vulcanier; E.
P. Jnntia. Neosho, baling press: J. P.
roll.ct!.'iiifiai! ami remitted for prompt . K . , .,ir;nrl uhin.' machine- M.
IiittT.t p.it.l on tiuie li-ii-.its. ! Kuifclej. ailnan, w..siun iii.iciuni . -u.
Foretell xflistiiRt- bought ami miIiI. ! M. Moore, Springlield, gate latch: M.
e i,sii.-lr.ittnii all Hie i riii. ipal cities o . . r ,.,
(.Vrinaiiv. Knclatiil :iti: Ireland. Iluccknrt, St. Mary s. paillock: Ij. Il.h.ix-
Inw-ni.i.!se.'iul iirraiicniii nls lo collect , . w.ww f'iiv !iarnes- J J. Wolf,
iiioiicvdiii-from estates in foreiiaitoimlrin. ton. Kansa;, CH, n.irne. s, .1. 0.
laves imi.i ioriiou-r.-:.eiits. 1 Kansas Cltv. aljiistal)!o ell)ow resl lor
Tlii-aceomitHof 1 11,-1 in i.ieu am! iiiillviiliial;
11 Holt oiiiin reieetfiill .solleitfil.
telephones.
W. It. IIOFF3IAXX,
Attorney at Law-
40S l'r.iiiri Mrert. M. ,Tnrili, Mil.
Ail l.-tr.i I ork roiuitly atteiiilril to.
Oh Yes! Oh Yes!
T will call s-iu-s ai'il do a general aiietioneer
bii"iiws. Ail tliose in neeii of llicM-rvices ofun
aii.-tioueer, please ylve me a call. Terms te.is
oualiV. H. C. HKNTON.
1)1. J. S. MEYER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
ST. JOSEPH, M0
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We will now find out, in all probability,
who murdered Dr. Crcnin. The trial of
Ccughlin and his fellow suspects began ' J'
n cnrf t It.it Fiidi.y, in Chicrgo. pt ifvct.
I What with wonian-bentini: and woman
' murdering, man seems to be pretty much
' of a brnte. Friday, within an hour, were
hung four men for killing women. One
.of thewretchos had been long a wife
I beater, but finally cut her throat. The
i night before sho refused to give him
' money that he might indulge in a de
bauch, and tho devil in birr, roused into
fury at the refusal, put an end to tjie un
fortunate woman. Another or there 1
, brutes split his wife's head lon with an
ax. To bo frure he was crazed with iiipior
i but that don't help matters any. An-
' other frhot a woman for refusing to live
1
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25. HIRES' IMPROVED JSC
ROOT BEE1
II LIQUID NO BQILINC EASILY MACE
THISPKKACE MAKES FIVE CAIL0NS
The most APPETIZINQ and WBOLEBOIia
TEMPERANCE DRINK in Ihm world. TRY IT.
Ask your Druffglat or Grocer for It. Jt
C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA.
W.W. PRICE
I AdvocatiMi seccM-ion us a constitutional
al ri;;ht and slavery an a tiivine institu
tion. Fired on Fort Sumter in April, 1SC.1,
and kepi at it until the rebel democrats
in commantl surrendered.
L'tnd at the va.-t armies of republicans I
that fought for the c--taliliIiment or ::
southern confederacy, tho perpetuity of ,
diiman s-lavcry. the Mipremicy of the1
state and free Irade. j
Count the thousands of rcpn'M.'-ans
who suarendered to General L-.-e at Ap
juinattox and were permitted by the
Jt !T Davir, unionist to ret.iin their i.U ,
1 arms and rido their mules to their loved
ones at home. !
I Go through the reconduction p"riod
' and see how the republicans resisted
every attempt to rest ere the union, to
amend the cfn.slitutioii and to amelior-
' ate tlie condition of the slaves ficedby
I the d.'iiu crats.'
j We have omitted to i-peak of the res-
olution adopted by the republican na
tional convention in lStH. declaring tiie
Artificial Human Eys Inserted Withou
Pain.
No Charge for Fitting Glasses. Consulta
tion Free.
(With Saxton & Kesdrick, Jewelers.
509 and 511 FeUx SLieet St. JosenS, Ho.
Caicut-, and Tnule-Marks obtained, and all Pct
rr.t bu-inc cfnIncteti for Modcratc Ftcs.
Our Ornet is Opposite U. S. Patent Office
and we can M-cnre patt nt iu less time taau tuocc
remitte from Waiinton-
Sccd model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advi-e, if -at en table or not. free of
chargp. Our f"C not due till patent Is M-cnrcd.
A Pamphlet, 1Iow toOlitain Patents. with
narni1- of artu il client? in your btate, county, or
ton ii, iK-ut free. Addreu,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. Patent Orricc. WaSHiNCTOti, O. C.
Hsw Point. Mb.
wit. !) tin ir tlt-nl nf triM. it.itrtl tit-tl:Ii
il-iv- .f .Inli ri 1 it 1 riri!it' ilk tin rvrnr.
wara failure and tlemandin tho cersa i JV!.:; t.U"!::''' v!" Vra
tion of hostiiities, but jou all retiieuibcr ! tlie riii;..iiiailcrti-nl r.:ili.!a!c.itii.ite.iiii!c
i.i.. I ill .ill- I...II a....
tii-.-otlTi. t.-uil :
1 lie -j.'il li-:.t .ii;ifterof the nntlirat itir.r
t.T lit scrti'.li twi-i.ly-ltill", 4riMit ten ncrcs .1!!
i.f tlie imrtli i-nl '1 f .i.l tr.tel, am! thnv-utV
fst fonrlli of tlie ..n:li.nt .ci.trtrnt rt-ll.'i
P"1 If on w.int nr
pr..Vity t I.tln
goml fiKurH lie sure atrl cinpliiy inc. Sallfne
tli.ii Kiianuitfi'il. IVrms: Clirapcr tliuii tlie
clicnict . A.lilros or call on
W W. riilCK. Aiirliimi-cr.
New I'niiit. MNv.ur!.
THE
VARNEY!
WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL
;tl. bim lomrer. Once before he had , Mf H HH IlH frllHMAISX
Gr.i.tnnto nf tl... American V.-terinan- . . . ... ,. . . WHIIflWliW
- sliot lier and disauiea tier ior we, .1
College. Jew lork. 1 . . , f hi.ott.in ilif, .Wotion. The
I he had of showing his devotion.
rOflicc ! lliloVslt.irn:reM,l,.mv.l.io--' fourth of thse human brntes shot a
Felix siriH-t. Tvlrpimtie at office Xo. io. Tn- faithful soul for the 6ame reason. Jli, it
was a cotxl day's work that was done tin
Friday last in the yard of the tombs!
CONSU.'.lIMiG.S SCI1EI.Y Cl'KLD.
To tub F.niTon I'irei'O ir.f; rnt'j,Tir r-:wi
rrtliat I h.tveat:ol:;.ieti.pilyf.'rtir- n!.otj
itaii.u iti'.c.ie. lly IN timely ik ll.ou-ai.'I'
hoiiM" c:i3 lt ca i-t-rr !' ''
I s1 lf ill 1 1 tc st.i:l :w l..-'t..'- .-"o
ily rnt.K I. a:.v of o::r r-a!i t-, v 1 l:uv i
s'.ir.iptii.n if tLry &! in tl:-tr csp j;
aa! ;M"t ofTicrtlrc-. l.'sr.'lJ'1 J"
T A. iL'tWil. -M. t .. 1M IViitl it.. Net. 1
t-CniiM by mail or telephone promptly at
tfiiueo in.
DANIEL. ZOOK,
Attorney at Law. Real Estate Ag't
Negotiator of Loans.
OHEtJOX. MISKOUlil.
Our ramftcen are mAdA FpecUIIy for WetUrn CuaJ.
HtntX tor lllftfttriLied CtaJotnie.
VARNEY HEATING & MFG. CO.,
LEAVENWORTH KANSAS.
S9S Solid Gold Wftttfa:
1NMT. rr-
raawd. Kea Hohj
,lIiatiatTL4ft Uotb lin
!&nJ fnt l)M.withw't
anl " of aqual vim.
One Pcrwn iuMtb I -
rilt ca jevor one IV.
UMle Un cf ilutMrhcJU
Nnrnplr. Thr MtoplM. ji
writ aa ue waicb. we aenl
and after oa k n I
war tttm far 9 montb n1 abown ibrm fa it oia
"."' . ...j .1. i.u.anf mr tinrwnr. ilm
secure lit.- i.a..i.-iii or a ei tain in.lt In ".at
tl.M'.i ot tr'.-l ii. -iTil'-. ;au.l wlimus, lUfar.
lias l..'i'!i it a f in Hi.' p.i.:n'iit ol v:n, note : t..
tlie iutr.-st tltt-irot! ; now. iIi.T.forc. I. tin- im
.l-T-ijtiif.l lnotp.'. h. 'iir-:iai of v.;i,; pn.v
ions of sail! Cecil in ttat : a!.. I at tlie r,iiet
tlie l.-:,tl lmlir of -aitl ci.:. afoi.'s.tiil. uill oh
sA'rri:iv. titTn:i:u -tii, is.-.
iK'tuiYii tlie Imars of 1. n iv"i !..ck in Hi -'..r
in miii ami Toe o. li!; in lli-alt. tiHw n ol s-.
il .v. at tlie north iloorof tie- "ourt llot.srii tf
cit'v of Om'i.".ii. in Holt t'oitiiU. Missouri, pi
er.'. lo s.-n lit.- al:n.-,lrsrr;ii--il iirop-rty. i
!ill!i vriiilllc, to tin-liiulifst i itldrr tor .-i:'
fortlie itiiiiir..-i nrnsHil ii. sal l.l.'.-.l of Iru
KU. A. Vi:i.l. trust t-
that.
You remember, too, how the republi
cans opposed tho resumption of sjn-cie
payments and lio.v bitterly tlicy rotiIit . iuo-,ty-iiii..-:all m Im-.n-hii. -ity-tm. f nuit.
all proijsitions l(kin-,' to restoration ot n'-5;.K..i, v.-.i..-.- ..s- ,n:i.- in trust t
the nation s credit.
Jlow tlicy lliamrurated tlio Kitl-ilUX- I.,.;, na I,, in the i..iai.-tit ol sai.l iu.te:L.
Klan and spread terror all over the coun
try by their deeds of violence.
How uly they felt when tho nation's
credit was restored by tho democrats
and our government Ixmds wero in de
mand nt a l)iir premium.
How tho republicans ojiposed tho
homestead law, and the crantiii"; of ien
sions to disabled union soldiers.
How they tried to abolish protection
and adopt a section of the constitution
of tho confederate states of America as
the fixed jni!y or tho country.
Touch old record, isn't it? -Detroit
Tribune (Rep).
Tin- ;n-al Hi cad Trust.
There is still another noticealilo oir
umstanco to 1k reported in tho develop
ment of the trust-iiiakin movement, and
it happens to have occurred in England,
the laud of no tariff. It has lx-en an
nounced in Iond'in that an ninalama
ion is prorioscd of all tho ureat metro-
C. W. lUKENS,
OREGON, MISSOURI.
Onirc oTPr A'lv.K-il.- I'rintinir nKlc-n.-ins.
All wrli warran!l Tirst class
frslisiiiilvof Vitallz-Ml Alralnajs n. I;
Ottii f lioiifs Iri.ni stul2A. Jt.,nn.l Irm
jmlitan bakeries, nearly .K in ntinilr, I 'i!',-',,.,,, ..a.foarr i
m'o a trtift to lc known :m the Iv-ndon Fine tli.l.l Wifk a sM-:ia'm I'rices r,- .
... , . , ... , a!il'
orca.t union, w of i'"i, .1. o. i. .sai.i, oi
obtain control of tin
and regulate prices.'
evidently is not stop
nunciation. nor by the invo..ation of the j
law, nor ly tho lack or a protective tar-;
iff, from boldly offering to attempt tho
nuAt extreme crime ot which thecor.soli-!
dationists can Ijo imagined capable,
namely, the monopolization of tho trade !
in thn tfHiMt rii'i-j.sarv article of food I
'known. Bread is technically the "stafTl
1 of life;" yet, regardless of all moral or,
I sentimental considerations, the London
liakers hope, to establish a bread trust. -1
, Xew york Sun.
if the r.tail bread market ; "It r r T T 1 I T T
ices." Tho spirit of trusts j j U V
stopiK.i by pubii. ' MVXW-L n -L-J -1-
TO
LOAN
ON
Bottom Fahfs
a t
UmcUIcii's Arnica Salvo. J
Tlie lx3t salvo in the world for Cuts
ISrui-so.-. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Hheiim. i
Kever .Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands
Chilblains Corns and all Skin Kruption -
Iiitrcts reasonable ":'
navable annually. Aiblrt --.
T. il. IIUDG1 .
Forbes, IloltConnlj.
irrtrrc
and iM-Mtively cures rues, or no pay re- HAlNjLESb IjnlhViiiU i&
lllirill. 11 IS Kll.'irnillCCi I.. Kn.- (.j. ira ))Vl ,,C0lMWJ',nKT. Knp l.tvw-c.'fl
..7-!
satisfaction, or money refunded. I'rice
tl" cents er 1X. I'or a!e by Kin;; A:
I'roud.
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