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VOLUME XXVII.
OREGON, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, MAY 6, I&92.
NUMBER 49.
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Odl is and Look at
May
Time Table. Tho Republ.can League meetB
! - - .
will bo found tho time of do- 1-th.
Go to Denny &SchIotzhauer for fur
niture furniture, furniture,
An elegant ladies' Dongola kid shoe
Below
pnrturo of tho passenger trains over the
K. U. roati ana also tho IJenvor through '
trains tho Burlington route:
coino Noimi: . !
Ca ., iiC'-lves forest uty af-WJ p. tu. i worth ?2.00 for S1.50 nt Pitts'.
.1U. XJUilYOS HI, likj H. HI.
No. 7 Villisca, leaves at 5:27 p. m.
No. 15 Burlintgon Route, leaves at
10:55 a. m.
going south:
No. 2 -Leaves Forest City al 1:11 p. m.
No. 4 Leave nt 2:00 a. iu.
No. 8 -Villiscu, leaves at 10:23 n. m.
Xo. 1G Burlington Koute, loaves at
5:51 f. m.
Denny & Schlolzhauer's is the place I Denny & Schlotzhauer carry n largo '
for carpets and carpet linings. j line of plain and figured wall paper. !
Moore & Seeman are hendquartors Denny A Schlotzhauer have the
for Oregon canned good.,Fillinore, Kun- largest stock of wallpaper ever brought i
tiei ana ist. Joo Hours. . to this city.
-Fitts' cash Btore will take your pro-' Sauire Thomas Wrieht. of New
Tho General Conference of tho M. ; ,luce in exchange for goods and pay you ; Point, was tho guest of friends and rela
tives in Atchison county, this week.
A Line Complete
M. 12. Church Director.
Sunday school every Sabbath, at 9:30,
A. M.
Preaching every Sabbath, at 10:45, a.
m., and at 7:30, p. m.
Class meeting nt 11:45.
Prayer meeting every Thursday, at
7:30, p. m.
Business meeting of tho official board,
tho third Monday of each month, at 7:30,
i M.
Epworth League Sunday nt G-J30 i. m.
h k k h h h k k k h
Experience may have taught
That many things are not what they
seem,
BUT
- Experience will teach
that our bargains in Dress Goods, No
tions, Ladies' and Gents' Under
wear, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Etc., are what they
claim to he.
TRY
KREEK BROTHERS.
ATTEND
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
MEETING,
AT THE
Court House,
Thursday Evening, May 1 2, '92.
A fine program will bo presented.
E. church is in session at Omaha, Neb. ! the highest market price for it.
Before buying ginghams for spring I want to sell you a Xo. 1 single or
wear, call nt Fitts'; thoir assortment ia . double buggy and work harness, and to
tho largest, the styles elogant. ! introduce them will make tho price
-If you need dishes Mooro fc Seeman
right.
H. C. Schmidt.
knock tho bottom out of prices stock
large, quality good.
Mr. Arthur Edson and wife, of Beth
any, Harrison county, this state, are be
ig entertained by their cousin, Mrs. J.
II. Graham.
I will fit you out cheaper with the
same grade of buggy and harnoss than
any other dealer in Holt county.
H. C. Schmidt.
Rov. II. C. Garrett, of Barnard, will
assist Rev. J. T. Moreman, of Mound
City, at Tnrkio Chapol, noxt Saturday
and Sunday in a series of meetings.
General Conference entertainment.
All persons who go to Omaha to attend
the general conference, desirous to ob
tain entertainment while there, will re
port nt headquarters General Conference
Committee, corner of 15th nnd Dodge
streets in McCugue Building, uhoro all
desired information can bo obtained.
OREGON, MISSOURI.
Edwards & Schulte,
Dealers in and exclusive agents for
Kegler's Patent Galvanized Chain
Pump TuDing, Peninsular stoves
?pa Screen wire, Garden and
1233333 rarm toois. jttaraware.
gsm Tinware. Table and Pock-
aay. uaii tuiu see us. tss&sr
Edwards & Schulte, Oregon, Mo.
TAKE NOTICE S
We want to
hammer into
your mind that
wo have a Well
Selected Stock of
Fhvst-CIaxs Hard
ware, consisting
of the celebrated
Thomas La-ATii
Mo were. Ceil a r
Hap ids Pumps,!
ISriri&o & Beach I
Cooking Stoves, !
&c. Sewiinr 3fa-
chines, Washing
lUacliinos. The
latest Improved
Gasoline Stoves,
Plows, Plan tors,
Cultivators, Har
rows, Listers ami
Brills, Screen
Doors, Screen!
Wire Cloth, Hoes,
opaues, Jtakes,
Locks, Hatchets,
Axes, Saws, &c.
Tho Famous
DEERING
Mm 4 Mom
We are prepared to do all kinds of Tin Work and
Kepairinf?. Come in and trade with ns will treat you
right and sell you goods as cheap as anybody.
T. L. PRICE, Hardware, Oregon, Ho.
Probate court moots next Monday,
May 9th.
Mrs. Mary Curry has boon granted a
pension.
To save monoy on groceries and con
fections 6eo Moore &. Sueinnn.
Tho popular W. C. C. corset in
black, white nnd colore at Fills'.
Mips Mnllio Palmer, of Mound City,
is tho i;uest of Miss Maymie Frye this
week.
An interesting lottorfroin L. C. Ir
vinn will be found on our iueidc col
umns. C Ii. Edwards his rented his prop
orly in tho western part of tho city to
Mrs. Martha Sayles.
Mrs. Philip Schulte,aeconipnnied by
hcrchildren, were tho guests of relatives
in Oregon, last week.
Afinolotof new quoenswnro and
glassware just received at Moore & See
man's; and cheap too.
Pitts' cash store car ries the dress
goods of Oregon It is to your interest
to boo thorn before buying.
For a fine and easy riding buggy see
the Timkin Brewster combination.
II. C. Schmidt.
Wo havo a large stock of picture
mouldings and are prepared to mnko
frames on short notice Denny &
Schlotzhauer.
Tho C.dl, which has been published
at Craig, for several months, has, wo
understand, mado its last call, and re
moved to Boomer, Neb.
Mound City has been selected as
tho place for holding tho Democratic
congressional convention. Tho conven
tion will be held, Wednesduy, August
24th.
Mr. II. C. Schmidt, in connection
with tho Walter A. Wood binders and
mowers, is going to handle tho colebrnt
Minneupolis binders in tho future, the
most improved of all Appelbee binders.
For sale Farm of 80 acres, about
half in cultivation, good orchard, good
building, nnd plenty of wnter; three
miles north of Forest City, Mo. Cull on
or address W. W. Wilson, Forest City,
Mo.
Grant Landon, of Moun J City, was
a brief visitor to our city last week.
Grant is one of tho most popular teach
ers in the county, and hns just cIohm!
his labors in tho Mound City High
School.
Mart Gordon, residing on tho F. A.
Wylio fnrm west of Forest City on the
WhitoCtoud road, died Friday, April 20,
1892. Congostion of tho liowoli. was tho j
cause. Ho was 55 enrs of age aud camo
hero from Iowa a fow yours ng.
Charles JeAoll, formorly of this city,
but now in St Joseph, was accidentally
shot in tho shoulder by n hall from a tnr
got gun, one day last week, but, we are
glad to learn that tho wound was only
slight, and not serious in uny particu
lar. Fitts is ronking a fow prices on
Btaple goods as follows: L:iwronco LL
muslin. 5c; Hope, "'wo; Lonsdale nnd
Fruit, 8'-jc; Amoskeng A. A. C. ticking.
best foathor tick. 13c and all other
staples equally as low. Produce taken
in oxchaugo for anything in our store.
For snlo 1C0 acres of good bottom
land good for pasture or cultivation
part timber and part prairie, lying 3J
miles west of Forest City. Will lo sold
on reasonable terms. Call ou or address
W. J. Luusford. Forest City, Mo., or K.
H. Luusford, whosa farm adjoins the
land.
Tho congressional convention was in
session at St. Joseph Tuesdny and select
ed Mnj. T. J. Chow, of St. Joseph, and
W. F. Itankin, of Tarkio, as delegates to
tho Nationnl Republican Convention;
Mnj. Joseph Hansen, of St. Joseph and
John Kennish, of this county, ware
chosen as the alternates.
Mrs. D. E. Bennett has mado ar
rangements, nnd will lo prepared this
season, to furnish ice cream nnd cake in
any quantities for parties, weddings,
entertainment, festivals, etc. Remem
ber this, and save yourselves much,
trouble and worry, nnd at the same
t.me procure a first-class article.
Don't fail to attend tho grand clos
ing concert to be given at the Christian
church, Friday evening, May 6th,
by the chorus numbering about 60 mem
bers under the management of the
Bridges Bro's. Special attractions.
Dolly drill, solos, guitar music. Admis
sion, 10 and 20 cents. Concert com
mences nt S p. in.
B. L. GRISWOLD,
GENERAL MUSIC DEALER,
Felix St.. V. M. C. A. Building,
ST. JOSKIMI, MO.
75,000
copies or
Sheet mu
sic. Large
assort
ment of Music Books. Violins. Guitars,
Mandolins, Bonjos and Musical Herchan-
uisc oi every description.
Catalogues, prices nnd any informa
tion desired cheeifully furnished. Pricf-s
as low as quality of goods will permit.
Write us boforo purchasing and eeo ir it
will not bo to your interest.
703
Weber
Lindecian
Pease
Wegeman
Harry Tennis has graduated from tho
Keeloy institute in St. Joseph, and is
now nt home. He is looking splendid
says he feels like a new man, and is for
ever done with liquor.
M. L. Sternberg and family havo re
turned to their homo in New York. Mr.
C. O. Spicer, who was the sculptor in
tho marble ynrds of Joseph Collier, re
turned, with his family to Memphis,
Tenn.
Charlen Hilsenbeck, after nn absenco
of several years in California, roturned
last week, nnd will make this his future
home. Ho was accompanied by Mrs.
Flachor and daughter. They aro mak
ing Orajen their homo for tho present,
occupying n part of C. C. Philbrick's
resideoce.
The third nnnivorsnry or the organi
zation of Epworth League will bo hold
Sunday, May 15. Tho Epworth League,
of this place will havo charge of the
Sunday evening servicn in tho M. E.
church on that ovening. The program
will be published next week. All are
invited to attend.
Lauua Gi ascock, Sec'y.
J. W. Greene, ourprnctical grainer
nnd paper hanger, has ocen doing somo
lino work for J. T. Thatcher, R. Schlotz
hauer, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Boyd, James
Wickerehara, Jesse Fitts, Sam Simpson,
Dr. King, John Bond, Citizen's Bank, J.
J. Inghram, M. E. church nnd is now
finishing tho now hotel. John is tho
cheapest nnd one of the best workmen
in his line in this part of tho country.
Ira Pinkston, who sports ono of tho
best trotting horses in tho county now
has a now iiold upon to him, not only for
pleasure but business as well. It is a
trained liorso bhovv. Indeed ho has ono
Tho Bridges Bro's., of Chicago, are I
1 i , . . t
uuuuuuiuig a largo class in vocal music
nt the Christian church. They uro
among tho best singers it has ever been
our lot to listen to nnd nr livim the.
lxsst of satisfaction to their pupils. Thoy 1 C.il-V Bf,er sun-down nnd fail -d to tie
Kim, (".ijuuiii u,,,, fuiutiia lis Mia
1 of tho most sensible horses we havo over
heard of, for oti a recent occasion when
i his owner had driven him to Forest
will give a closing concert at tho Chris
tian church, Friday evening, May Cth,
1892.
emotional feelings, instead of running
away as other men's horses would , ho
simply betook himself to n horse lot
near at hand and was demurely eating
hay when fouud next morning.
Judge Johnson, of Mnryyille, waB
in our city, Inst week, looking m on our
circuit court, and renewing old acquain
tances. Wo havo n snonking idea thnt Minn hort, James T. Howell, of tho
tho judge is looking after his chances : Howell House, is gaining quite n rofu
tor mo nomination from tho Ropubji- J tation ns "host man" nt marriage ccro
cans of this dirtnet for circuit judge, i monios. two weddings having occurred
Tho judgo is eminently qualified and wo
bolievo would make our present judgo
look out a "leodle.'
Tho following letters remain uncall
ed for at tho Oregon P. O. for the
month of April 1891. Please say adver
tised when calling for tbeso lettors:
Dolly Burnnm, Susan Carroll, J. Henry
Cox, Herbert I. Foster. D.S. McKinnon,
Oscar Moor, W. L. Leek, C. J. Herman,
E. Pollack, Edward Huetternaun, J. L.
Nations, Chas. Rosa, Thomas Ridge, W.
R. Smith, Clarinda E. White. D, P.
Dobyna, P. M.
Miss Lolia Powell, who held tho po
sition of assistant principal in our High
School during tho last scholastic year,
loft last Friday night for St. Louis, where
she will visit relatives for a season, oftor
which she will return to hor home in
Sebree, Ky. Miss Powell has proven
herself to be an efficient educntor
and leaves many friends here, not only
in tho schools, but in tho socioty world
as well.
THE BIGGEST TflfflG GOIHG
BRADLET&METCALft
CELEBRATED
BO 0TS2 SHOES
IHL HIHitSTBODT IK THE WOHLO
at his house, this week. Tho first ono
l-':.mj Dr. J. W. Bain and Mrs. Ellen
Atfiggooer, of Craig. -Judge Cyrus A.
Anthony, or Maryville, now holding cir
cuit court hero, tioing tieJ tho knot
that binds, Monday evening, May 2, 1892.
The next ono was Charle Scott and
Miss Mary Whaley, of Bigolow, Tuesday
morning, My 3, 1892, Dr.J. W. Bain,
tho bridogroom of tho provioua evening
performing the ceremony. The Sexti
.vki. unites with the many friends of
those parlies iu wishing them a happy
and prosperous journey through life.
Billy Nies and Rob Ruley are in
Bigelow this week putting a tin roof on
John Ohuning's brick store building.
Miss Railey Helwitz, of St. Joseph,
is trimming in the millinery establish
ment of Mrs. Gray and Miss Nelia Walk
or.
Miss Anna Fiogenbaum, of St Jo
seph, was tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
Minn Curry, for a couplo ef days last
week.
Mrs. D. E. Bennett will servo choc
olate and vanilla ice cream, cake, etc.,
at her residence every Saturday evening,
during tho season.
Prof. Gallaher, wifo nnd child will
pass their vacation at their old home,
Bellnire, O. They loft last tteek, and
will not return until July.
Fitts is selling 22.'c dress goods at
17?c, 30c Henrietta's 19c, 2oc Plaids at
lG'ic 12 and 15c dress goods for 10c.
Tueso nro facts, not blow.
Garlen seeds, tlower seeds, all now
a id guarranteod to grow. Sioux City,
Ferry's, Fogg's, nnd Crosman Bro's., at
Moore & Socman's, tho grocers.
C, C. Philbrick was in St. Joo over
Sunday. Ho returned Tuesday, accom
panied by his family, who havo been
visiting there for a couplo of weeks.
Remember tho old reliable Poter
Schuttler is tho vory host wagon mado
in tho U. S. Tho Molino is as good as
any of tho rest. Both sold by II. C.
Schmidt.
Mrs. Minnie Boyd was called te St.
Joseph, last week by tho serious illness
of her bister, Mrs. W. R. HolTmnnn. Wo
nro glad to learn, however, that Mrs. II.
is now considered out of danger.
Christian Endeavor moots fit tho
Presbyterian church next Sunday Evo.
at G:.'!0. Topic, "Public Worship, a
Privelego and a Duty." Lender, Miss
Pearl Bcnneit. All joung people cor
diallj invited to tuiet with us.
List of letters remaining in tho
postoffico nt Forest City, Mo., uncalled
for during tho mouth of April, 1S92:
Miss Mnrj-Benton, John G. Bix enr B.
L. McCalley, John Galliham, Alvin
Graves, Dr. II. M. Greon, A. A. Kinzie,
Miei Lula Kitzel, H. W. Lowin & Fran.,
Miss Arsula M. Tolbort. Geo. W. Bald
win, P. M.
It is with great pleasuro to us that
wo announce the resumption of busi
ness by tho Posegato Printing Company.
Captain Posegate's many friends in this
section of tho state will bo more than
ftlad to learr. of his return to the head
of an institution that had boon made
popular by his having boon associated
with it that had neon it in its pros
perity and adversity that had been
beou with it through all its trials nn1
was at lust compollod to go down ' the
stream by the pressuro of hard times.
Tho company has been reorganized with
ample capital und with tho Captain's
largo experience, wo do not doubt but
success will come to him us no man is
more deserving.
-CONSISTING OF
Queensware, Stoneware, Glassware,
Woodenware and Lamps,
Is a great advantage to the Purchaser.
We take pleasure in giving the public that
advantage. We believe all should look after
their own interests. We look after ours when
we try to increase our trade, build up our
town and give satisfaction to our customers.
You can look after your interest by buying
your Groceries, Etc., where you can do the
best and get the best for your money. Come
and see us whether you purchase or not.
Orders Solicited, Free and
Prompt delivery.
Yours to Please,
MOORE & SEEMAN
OREGON, MISSOURI.
Denny fc Schlotzhauer is tho placo
for window shades, best Hollins only
30 cents each.
Dr. !. B. Wilson, of Hutchinson.
Kas., is the guest of his father-in-iaw,
J. II. Glascock, of this city.
II. E. Denny is in Kansas City, thio
week, taking a courso of lectures on em
balming. II. E. is determined to keep
up w ith the times in all brunches of un
dertaking. H. S. Carson, of Maitland, was a
welcome caller at this otlice, last Tues
day. H. S. is putting in n crop on his
farm near New Point, but still resides
in Maitland.
To be upnriciated thoy should be
seen Tho very latest in parasols. J. C.
Fills has tho very newest things in par
asols. Go and boo thorn . New Chnlliea;
also now white and black goods for sum
tuor dresses.
A Biblo meeting will bo held nt
Mill Creek on the third Sabbath of May.
nt three o'clock. It is expected that
Mr. Blanchard will niako n fow reuiarkt
uliich will bo followed by an appropri
ato address by Rev. T. D, Roberts.
Tho raspberry crop will probably I),
light this year, as many of tho canes are
dead, especially the old ones, as a result
of tho cold winter, or rather, it may have
resulted from tho dry weather of the fall.
Thotlrnwborry crop will for the above
rcii&on also bo light. Prices wdl doubt
lees bo higher for fruit this season.
The following persons from Oregon
and vicinity expect to attend tho Gener
al Couforenco of tho M. E. church now
in session nt Omaha, Neb.: George
Mover andwifo, Charles Pierco and wifo,
C Iloblitzell nnd wife, A. H. Bailey, C.
H. John, Mrs. Ora Ware und Mrs. E.
Bunker. J. L. Sternberg.
THE LATE
ST
COMET
TWCMMKCtrroCXTLO
In the way of foot wear is
FRED SEEIHAN'S
NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS 5 SHOES
Which has just arrived. Rem
ember he also does repairing on
short notice. .You had better
see him if you want good stock.
Dr. J. T. Butler has returned from
Cleveland, Miss., where he was called by
a telegram announcing tho sorious ill
ness of his ncother. He arrived too
late to seo his mother alivo, her
spirit having taken its flight to that bet
ter world, Saturday morning, April 1C
1802. Sho was 05 yenrs of age. Tho
doctor whs accompanied home by Mrs.
Butler and children who havo boon the
guesUof her parents at Bureaugard,
Miss., for several weeks.
Wo hnye frequently spoken in theeo
columns of the libera! business policy of
the well known florist. I Inns Niflsnn. of
st. Joseph, we recently received a coi-1 Discovered in the Heavens has three distinct tails, one of them nass
lllg JAUlUaa U. pUlblUll LUC juiuuu. wu a,ny uj.uox, uxj.gxxb iixjub Willi
the aid of a good glass this comet can be seen, and also plainly out
lined in the tails the words, "Good Goods," "Low Prices" and "Fail
Dealing," the head of the Comet showing the initials, C. & H. For
further information in regard to this wonderful phenomena, we refer
you to
lection of plav.ts from his establishment,
and a stronger, bealtbior looking lot of
plants we have never seen and the quan
tity of plants was rb gratifying as tho
quality. If we may judge from the
orders we have 6een tilled, it stems thnt
as every year shows an immense growth
in his business, "so every yoar Mr,
Nieleon makes greater efforts to ploaso
his patrons. Send him an order fur
plants. You are sure to bo satisfied, both.
Ju quality and guantity. j
ICUMMINS & HERSHBERGERoSSSrs
A fnrm nand cua find employment
nt the small fruit farm of, J. W. Maples.
Sudio Collins and Mrs. G. K." Web
ster aro visiting friends in St. Joseph,
this week.
Elder Horaco Sibe roll will preach at
.ho Union school house nest Sunday.
J uiGrning and evening.
Rov. T. D. Robert' appointments
for next Sabbath, May Sth, nro, Wood
villo 11 a. m. and Oregon nt 8 p. ra.
Tweet potatoo plants. You will
find plants of all the leading varieties
of swoet potatoes al J. W. Muple's,
Wood vi He.
Dan Huiatt brought in seven young
wolves ono day last week, nnd the judgo
says it was not a very good day for
wolves cithei.
The M. E church is undergoing re
pairing the result of tho damage caus
od by tho luto severe storm, honco there
will bo no services there neit Sunday.
Kor. C H. John went to Omaha
Thursday, to look in on tho Goneral
Conference of tho M. E. church. Ho
.vill return tho latter part of next weo'r.
E.S. Bollard, of Craig, was in the--ity,
n fow days this week, looking up
is chances as a probable candidate for
collector of revenue on tho Republican,
tickot.
The Republican Lvigiie oT Vow
Point will uiet next Saturday night.
May 7. 1802. W. E. Koplinger will bo
present and dolivor an mluroi. A gaod
attendance is desired. '
Lost, between Oregon nnd my resi
dence, fivo miles north nnd ono milo
west of Oregon, n bank book containing
two notes. Finder will leave somo nt
postotEwi or Montgomery & Roecker'd
baak. j. W. Kcm
Jacob Book, of Fortescue, is in
Kptingtluld, this uoek,in nttendanco nt
t .o stnto road convention in session at
thnt city, having been appointed by our
county court ns ono of the representa
tives from this county. Tho matter or
road making and better roads for tho
country districts is becoming one of tho
lending questions of tho aay, nnd justly
so, for that there can nnd should bo
much improvement, overy ono will
orce.
Tho deed transferring tho titlo to
tho D. A. Jackson placo to C. W.
Thomas and wife, was tiled for rscord
recently. Mr. Thomas nnd family will
take up their residence on this placo
next October. This is ono of tho finest
farms in the county, and contains thirty
two acres, ten of which nre pluntcd in
trees and vines, whilo the remaining
twenty are devoted to alfalfa. Mr
Jackson will resido in the elegant cot
tage on First street, which ho bought
from Mr. Thomas. Woodland, Yolo Co.,
California, Daily Democrat.
LICHTMG
May at any timo strike your house, barn
grannry. etc. Consequently it Htnndi
you in hand to use overy possible safe?
guard ag.iint
Such a Calamity.
The most economical. fafo nnd reliable
means of p v nt n r the 1 3 of property
from this cause is to have it properly
rodWod by experienced men. H. E. I'eret
t Son aro the pcrtons best calculated
to givo you entire satisfaction in thin
resiect by reawin of Mr. I'oret'd
:i
.ee
K-S.
TH.
with
eilgf,
tho
roidcry,
ie cujh-n;
entire al
lic way of
TUB OF SXFE1I1EE
m tho business.
Another thing You run no risk of
being swindled as in the casw of dealing
with strangers. Meswrs. I'erot fc Son
huo btjen residents of this place for h
ntimlwr if vnrK. nnil nt thnv txru?t in
- " .i i , . . nmorwjar.
remain hero they can only hope to merit 1j s;.
your pnlrontigo by doing good .tc.t which
HONEST WCRK:" x
at reasonable prices.
Givo them a trial. They willgiiuri, for decora
iceyou satisfaction. imp-shades, or
E E. PESET & SON,
Oregon, MSiSS
.mnictcrs wrought
ltrir m!rt? of
R 2 fl ft! rl'r'Sw7t K)ints, and into i
IfsSIir ISKS SZXZ&at Mlk. LVd a
t"'H I VtlKW.tf
Mart rt-,lllT, "
p of the tit-
tho fringe to th