The Holt County sentinel., January 27, 1893, Image 2

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THE SENTINEL-
Issued ii i.rs r;i:l:i-.
Ttnvs: i!.3'j ?ra year m
DOBYi.'S tS CiV,??)', Publishers' '
J'ricln.v, .i;i:iu:ir 11, IK!
i'lu- IvaiiMir. I lltlir.ih.t.
The i.u-t.i lit tli :ato of tlio leUia-t'.-.r
iiiil.ru-:..) in K.ii.?:i? uro ti tho e.f
T 1:1 lll.il -In- Iii-jilltlllC.'.IH havo a con
:iti:ti.'n.ii :n:.j .rilj of tho mcmlora of
I ho lfn:i''. all li'-hluii; vrliIie.it-H of
o..r..I,.:atc- o
by tho hta.o Hoard of
I tho popuIifH r.f. .so to,
flection t.:.':ed
J.inva:.7ci.i, ami tho ;iitilir It r.-fnso 1m
rwnizo their i-ontioll..Jt; authority. ;
'J'hero are no roii'jiid for thin revolu
tionwry iiiocei .Jiiif jii tho part of the The ICvpublicau p irty has been ineon
minority, all !i:-;nii.-ii poiatri of impor- trol of tho k'ovcrnnrjnt for a'.iaoat exact
tanco havim; been Milled by the su- ( I the Hame lene'h of time. The Cleio
preine c-iiirt. Tho i'opulisU uro simply land interim of ei::t years oro did i:t,t
tryi.-.x to ain c.ntrol of tlio le'itlatme break tho (republican rule, for the sen
bv nrbitrarv r.ml intimidating means, i alo was till Republican, nn tho Deino-
SI . t. I , '
tion. no! Iiefore it. I im prumpuou i? .
u.ai u i porMi: are enui.e . .o seais; i
r. .r...e o. emaoi.Mieo roi-r, .. ,.re..- , .u.. ( n cUce jfl common
dents, and contrary to the nitewl of only threaten-.they could not acoumpliab. , mA , Xow Yrkf but evcr..
public order wid ,-.:it.e il MMy and .W the D.-mocratH take control a8 . horo am oot only by the mil-propn-ty.
It is ail K-d. to wins , Kepubiic.u.s did th.rty-ono J ' " lionmres, but by me:, of much smaller
thate..r:i Kepublicns to whom eerli- l.iit every rer.derof President "l'""-i t!.eailH ev,. jiinp the proVerbially
r.,:.t.hav,.i,ee.1 i,nc.l v.ero not lewdly ; auV h.M me.io and IWlenl Ilarn ,lonwl ucr of tl0 Fo5,. A1, cltizenfl
elect..!, hut that IS a n.alt.r for the , recent menage must appnciute taxes ii udiuijlv, and mod of them
hocsotoanond to after tho ornizr.- , how widely different wad tho result j Bre W1,in t() re(Iuce tbe chtiTg0 by a
nml it is the practice eer wliero to per- for tweniy yoaw inure uaa ucen n
init them to participate in the work of panic. So lirmly founded is tho prosper-
..... . . . .i . l I 7.
orKaniZati..n. mere is no warrant wnai- ,
ever for an attempt to block all leui.-la- j
tim by repu..'iat.r.- tho action of the ,
nlWs cliir d u.ti.tl.e duty of paH - . -
inff upon th-ele. :i..n returns, and huh i
tained in their deei, s by tho hisl.tt ;
judicial tribunal of the state; and a
party thus attempt iux to tecuro an an- :
vai tnj;o will certainly i" .h-feated.
way will bo foiii.d to enforce thu laws
A j
in I
ppitc of t'lc'i re.;ist.ui'e, and the pro
jectors of thin f.Iri!iieoI sehemo will tind
that in polities' as in everylhins 'hU
honesty is tie.' best policy
It is not all surprising
the Populists have i
hti.v?;vr, that
CUI.'ll
method of promoting their mter.ts. J United States to day is in such striking
They havo little or no respict for tho ; contrast to tho condition brought nb'iut
fundairientai piinciples and established ; by the same number or years of Uemo
foims of our political syi.tem. Their j c.ratic rule that it forces itself uikjii the
theory is that radi.-al and ftusiitioua j attention of tho thinking peojilo of tho
processes are always justiti.-.blc in car- country, and in duo time tho truth will
jyinout lhi-.r own w;3li-s aril pur-' reach tho milliotiH of recent iiiiinicranlH
I;seii. They aro 'npii the irovcrnmcut," . and others who have lately expu-ssed
as a ueneral nil", reaidins it :i.- r. d- ' their inUirndii-conteiit with whatever is-,
vice Tor tho i nrichm.T.t
tho oxi-nse .if the many.
IFrn begins and v.i''..
tiuti to t;,"ir n'vn intrn-
f tin- f.-.v at
Their p.itrir.t
ii s lii.-vl. d vo
. ".ul a inl'er
nntipathy toivanl all oilier classes,,
partlculurlytho.se tnal h :,:, n !u
inure prosperous than th.iy are. It is;
Well kno.n that their leaders aro cm- i
etntitly preacl iu socialistic doctriii.-s
and inclulcatiiii; faKo notions of Iho,
. ... i i: .. ,i , ,i ;'
J hev uro laii'-hl lo behevo that there is I
a conspiracy, a.iiiint them on tho part
of thio who make, interpret and cxe
cuto tho la f, and tii.it il is only neces
sary for them t assert their pever in
order to provide themselves with ovory
thiin? they want to make lifo successful
Many of them aro honest in their views.
und all of thorn aro obstinate nud sus-
picious. It is only by the hard di:-ci
plineof cxporienco in disappointment
s.nd nusfottur.e that they can be cured
of thoir folly. They will not listen to
reason so '.ong as they entertain their
nrnnt. iim nillnil o.iinion of their im-
jiortance as a politic il elem.-nl. T. '
proper wviy to deal with them is to
bring the lemons of disaster hoiiu o
them as fast as poisibi-j. There is noth
ing to by gained by eon-ilntitif; them or
Tl.v
m-:kinL n:iiiriiiius(M with tin m
constitiito a fore? that is inimical to tho '
, . ,
general peace and welfare,
s'u-uld '.Lv..id.i..'lv co nbine .
S.K.UIJ .ILcKilllvl LO.llliine, ,
llill 4111
citizens
wheuovor opportuui'y olfjrs, to thwart
t.ieir recklei-s plans ami rebuko their
insufferable arruga:ice.--tJ!.jba Demo
crat. lli.lp it Alnii.
The Boird of Agriculture will ns!c
the lcgisiaturo appropriations as fol
lows: for btale etinr.cry aervico .
tanners' Instituses ii,,(IU:
Publishing Moi.tlily bulletins as j
newspaper supi.'lemeiits 7..".C0
State Weather Service 2.0UJ '.
Salaries aad office expenses liSHi)
Total S13.70"
It seems to us that the work be:: g
tlnne by tho board justili'-s this ou.liiy.
It must bo remembered that Missouri is
largo state, and that agriculture istlo'. ' , .... ... . ,
11 n-" ouu fttr enough. hat tho country needs
leading interest. Everything that ci n I . P11n1w ,imn.l
. .. . . ... . .....ir..n 1
tiou and improvement of tho fnrmis
and farming should bo d-:ie.
We are parsing through a transit'", n
period from the old era of farming to a
uo-v ono. More nud mor. Fcicnt.lic ci d
technical knowledge is necessary lo
make agriculture profitable. It is ihw
higging behind other pursu'ts. This
ought nut to bo. iui il is tho foindati u
ti which others re:t. Formerly it win
the surest road to competence, and it
will bo t'gain, wo trust, in the near fu
ture. To help our fa: morn to reach the
iii'.prov.-d condition is a worthy obj ct
of nt tile aid.
Wo know little of the 'veterinary Jc
partiu. ul, only that slock raising is u
leading interest and disease has to be
fought. Tuerefore wo believe the out
lay is justified for tho miiiiitainauco of
this bi.iiu'h of llie d ip irtiueul work.
-Too fanner-.' institute held onrh
winter in tho various counties in the
latc. is n grand work which ought to
ha encou ..g.'d. Tho f armors will soon
learn to uppreciato these. It inatteis
not if run does not agree with nl! that is
:iid or taught in them; ho can pick up
many good and practical ideas. On.-j
cm learn us uitich or more fiom tlioj
man who differs i ndic.illy from him, as!
from the oho who agrees w.th his own!
views. It is t.uiH to Ium-.1i the thought
that ivo can bo b.nelil(edonly by listen
lug to tho.io whi) to.ii'h thictriues l
which wo sub'ctibe.
Tho inimthly bulletin rublished ni
HiippleuientM to the nowip.ipem '111110
unroot, b-t und cheapouiit way of Imv
in this literature retch tho furuioinot
tho sluto.
Wo ih'uk tho plan tdiould bo con
tiuurnl. Aaoso tho Misuiuri exhibits nt Old
cigo will t tweiity.four varieties of to
bioot) from the e( n.iu.oiital farut of
tiiiatalo Uulvonlty.
Thirty Warn nlai Ii.
-Tin. I 'Lil.-iiinlriliiii Inniltrnr tlr.lUrt a
, . .,
C'lUIIMrleou lielvii-en coll' lt'.ill or
. ., i r ,
i .iin-f.4 i ru: . noil t'.n f-iti-Iu.ji oft
., . ....... ... . . ,
... .,., ... ... .. . r
...,.u.l..-i hi. A.i.Ir.. Ja.-Ksnn be-
,.irM.!. i.t -M..r.-.i 1. e .nn.l.li.ine
i5 i-:Iiki iin relirt d from tin presidency
March 1. Uiiil. Jacksor. i.t once betfiin
i f.H inir :!. .-.-.Ik uf tho tfrc.it jr.nicof
ls::7, hm! if. l!:ii;!ii;i,au'M udininistration '
fc '"; ' , "- '"J"" 7"L,M'7,7
a.1;,:,,kodl,ythpancof 8.,,, '"' '
at. the oiiiininatioij of -ij;lit yo.irs or
1 niu.
i wat. the culmination of eight
! gradual ir.-; ir.it nm of the, ground for u
c.-o i of iinacchil diatrvo.1 and ruin, tho
....... ...n
rnlo may trull.rally m hbiU
I).'i.:t:r.i;n;
to hiiVH h.'triin and ondwl uith disaster,
t . k'
'IH..- .1.. ,.f II.A f.lncinrr .
...-
poran, t , eu,oora ue r.no as not
cor.hr.ed to tho trader, tho merchant, tho
farmer and tho laborer. Iho jrovvrn-
fanner and
u.ent -i involved in it, and tho national
i treasury wa practically hatikrupt.
...... t ... l.-....l...-, ,.T rti..v...i.tl...il .w.ll.l
tniriy years oi weniocrain; ru.o
unriy yar3 ... ..rpuu.-.a.. . u.c.
uy oi me co.iu.ry u.ai n t. rue., .(
ad the wave of financial disturbance j
caused by the failure of tlm liann two
jeard or... Manufacturers, com mere. ,
wa-ed and the purchasuu: power or
w.-es have U Willi the ex-1
cepti.m of wheat tho farmer ban f" .
ste:.(iy aiivasco 1:1 mio jiricu oi ins priuci
pal products, to that at Iho termination (
of this period of Republican r.drr.initra- j
tion tno Lnited Slates otlers U.ttcr op
poituuitie to tho individual t'.un any
country on tlio kIoIio an.l the people of
the United States -ire mort prosperous.
thin any othur pciplo on eailh.
Tiia coi.ihliou of tho people of the
whether it b um l or b:d.
Tin: Stu..: 2Cuv:in:i Short.
The people .f Mis.s-an tiro ..-infn.ntcd :'
with an iiiimeiiso bhottao in tho re
venues of tho stale. This shortatfo is
attributed by Democratic nowspa;wr
to tho fact that tho rate of taxation for
state purposes was reduced from 20
cents to 13 ceutH on the ilM) by a pro
vision of tho constitution. This reduc-
tion ttsik place s)veral months previous
' . , . .
to the election and was used by Gover
nor Stono aud every Democratic stump
Htii:.Uir ii. ul ..vrv I)i-iiinnr:.tio itair in . '
th him iih n argument whv the
Democrats should be retained in vr. reformer has yet pregented for the cn
Thev claimed that this reduction was Hghtnent of the people and tho guid
made by the Democratic legislature and """o of the legislators. -(Jlobe Demo-
thu Democratic party was entitled to all
tho credit for the reJucliou. Nothing
was said about tho provision of the con
stitution making it mandator;.
Now that tho stale finds itsolf in a
hole of several hundred thousand doi-I
lars. the Domocralic 1 -gislaturo is try-1
iug to device means to increase taxation j
l,.F,n,iiu.r' mr.Ui. il... imv.i.Ih i.av 1
for the delicicncy. Had thestato govrn-1 nl in they sold nl ?7.10. The con
innnt been wisely and econoiudly . ditions then were not us favorable to
m maued no su.-h deJIc.euov would exist ' ''''i prices as at present. There is
t .d.i, auu instead of devising means to
l'e"il" V'i t" Uo deticiency.it
is tl.o dutv of the Democratic legislature 1
1
to cut down tho expeincs of the state
. .. . .....
at tn-.t the revenue trom legiinuaie
sources will equal the outgo.
However, there is little prospect that
auy reform measures will be taken by
tho present legislature or any other.
1 The history of the party does not point
' t to snv such results, and thu pco-plo of
thestato may ns well make up their
miadi cow that they will be compiled
t , uak u tho lmmeDso dericiency in
. .
the treasury out of their owu nocket.s
ai.d go on paying for tho reckless nud
extravagant mausgement of the stale's
affairs. St. losoph News.
The 2uariiitiiie Bill.
The Harris quarantine bill now before
the seuate contains some admirable pro
' i.iuiAiiL Int. it L-nitrtu ... II a 1r-.ia mil mi
quarantine bjslein that will lie at once
. uniform and thorough in otherwordsa
! national eyttom. Tho Harris bill makes
no pretensions to th.s character. It
merely provides for assisting state au
thorities in case of emergency. The
; esseulial points of the quarantine prob
' lem are left nutouched so far as effective
i action is concerned. The bill is a com
promise measure, and vould bo certain
j to provoke collision, controversy aud
; confusion.
I Nothing shell of iibio'nto fed. rid con
! trol of quarantine lit every port of the
j country offers adequate security agaicst
' the Asiatic scourge. With each Male
, making its own quarantine regulations
federal co oeration will amount to very
little. Unless uniform action can Ik
h id an effective tind reliable embargo
ngaiiMt tho cholera is impossible, and
uniform action among several s'litet.
each with its own interests and own
rivalries, is o it of the question. What
is wanted is a measure that wilt organize
Ilhoeii.iro country against the dread
I vit.il.uit from the east.
A IVtiioii INirj'er.
At tho recent dinner of tho llusiness
Men's Doliionratio HssiH'i.ition of Now
York, lieprewnl'itivtt ttreclleiiridgo do
elated that lhe gr-iit question which
tlio De111iH.-1.1ti1; party has sink ml itself
ti.mittuxr is tlio re.iilniiitiiiiilit of I lit)
tiiritf, tho tvtablishiui'iit of a Miuu.l eur-1
reiiev on a bt'iblo basin uiitl the revision
of the oiiiirutoiii puiifioii rolls." Tliero
mtrkublo interest which southern t-on-groAsmen,
many of w honi served iu tho
rils'l urmy, take in tho quest inn of
purging" llio ensioii list is not tiiinat
uriil, but tho iiomoii u ho imaginuH that
tlninii veterans will leonive fair and
eiptilnblo treatment ill tho hands of tho
iii.iii they fought is n 111 oiiuilldato for
ik.litiiiiMltm tit a lit. .u! in i.t l.n.i. Wo havo
ndiHHmiliiiu to open old wounds, but
when a representative ..f ll... Into eon-
federney litlkH to the north nboilt r.vU-
iug tho "MUinmn rolls," ho ia oihibiMng
i degree of linioloneo tha. ilettftrvonnhurp
iMIltllMIIIUliuil.
JVimiihiJ lr:ijM-rlj Tnviitlim.
It is ii in.'. irioiiH fact that n very Inrjje
pron niton of the ;TMn:il property
' .
(.nation thoiili
v ileum itivid'H of inee.i!iilii:it and miM
rJi;l.l,. in. The bi'.v-ui.'iKern havt
0taUMt4!i, ,holr r,KOUrL.eilof ttlwl0II1 itl f
il)t.t.....itj or the
' t
..... " , ... ;
f kviiiio Liimr m.e mure tu me pi.o.iu uui-i
deiiH. A Htii!:ii)K case in point in that of I
the late. J.v. fS.iiil.l. Ho lu;.l poti-essed
of otvrWVWVKH .n jn-rnal proporty.
,Jlt w, tIScl, J,, aml
,.
that iiL'niriF.t iisj protest tiial it was too
much. Obo of the purpoMua for uhich ,
hu ,!m,)lJIHl the In-M Wal talent u as to
, t.,,.1,,,,,,,1 methods of bafflinK
t, ,l.p,(infti .....i hntiRL- !, stntf out
" " - -
ofwllat,,.JjIlitivowod itforthu iirote:-iiHMi
lmn 0Bl hjm a0, tbo luni.
,ieH lllflt ,t airr(iM., j,lm to inereMO hto
....... a ,-,.,
,..,.., a . ., . .
b-iy. Other ricli nieu in Noa York hud
done and wnro doin tho same thinj;
' Vandorhuill. for in.tlance, who u-.ia in
thu hahit, Ohauncey Djpaw says, of car-
ryint; a nominal indebtednccsof S'iL'.OlK),-
OK) at curtain timoa expreadly to offset
, i the valuation on which ho uliould liavo
sort of porjiir- which is liKhtIy retfarJed
hecaUBO it id to common
The fact that so much property is thus
kept out of reach nf the tax laws does
fe for tho ovccence of
nr m )f- rt jomnj; ex,H,n.e3
,)f rnmont. It j3 probably Iruothat
ho q maturi;llly e9Sone,i by
cj 0fi.-ieiicv on tho prt of thoom
h cw( of th(j of
u.nt cHection; bat the fact re
' mains that the facilities of deception
0V.1R;on
' , '
are such that tho man who
is fo disposed may coyer up a large share
of his personal property under any cir
cumstances. This is the most forciblo
argument that the single-tax folks havo
to offer ia support of their doctrine; but
tho adoption of that plan would neces
sarily involve a corresponding inequality,
mid would uot i-: tho toast improve tho
case as to personal property. It is not
right that property of this kind, which
constitutes 60 much of the aggregate
prolit producing wealth uf tho country,
should go untaxed on any account. A
' t'ix .n land can bo easily collected, of
course, but it is manifestly illogical and
unfair to pay that land alone should bear
the whole woight of taxation. Under
such a olicy, Uouhl could have entirely
avoided tho payment of ta.-s.
When
II nr. (Jorge is nskc.I ho a tl.. n nglo-
tax theory could le bo applied as to pro
vent the millionaires from making a
nvickery of it by ceasing to bo ownr rs or
renters of real pstuto, ho has a trick of
answering, "That is a question for tho
practical Htatesnian." Hut what wo
want is something that will recommend
itself by its obvious adaptability to the
nurnose of causing taxes to i oiual!
I laid upon all kinds of property; and that
s w'"" neither Mr. C;eor,; nor any oth
crat.
ltai.M! IIos.
Now i.i the time for tho lumbers of
Missouri to raiso hogs. Present values
are higher than they have been Binco
"i'y or.cosince 1882 havo thoy
oxcei-Iel tho pr.vsent prices. In lo
hogs sold as high ns 8'J-T in Chicago,
"very indication that ho:.-n and hog pro-
duct will still go much higher.
fccnrcity of hogr. tlirougliout me
est ls to """ the attention
f r,. u,L,n Lf.-eoa in m. eniHil
of tho great packing housed in Chicago
acd elsewliero. In Cricngo the supply
this year is less than half of what it
w is this date hist year, and it has caus
ei some of tbo smaller packers to closo
and the larger one to reduce their force.
The outlook for hug raisers should bo
extremely good for the next year, for
there is .1 scarcity in all sections and the
west will recover the llrst anu reap the
beneli'.of an early crop. It has been
apparent to all informed on this subject
that hogs fell belo v the cost of produc
tion a year ago, and the producers, bo
coining difconraged with the continued
low price had cleaned out their 6tock
for the purposes of turning their atten
tion to other Hues. This seemed to be
the plan of a large number aud it has
resulted in cutting off the production
more than ono half. It has also taught
the packers a lesson in the fact that
they will themselves be cut out of a
business, thus suffering a loss us well as
the producers.
"Truvelors may learn a lecson frorr
Mr. C D. Cone, a prominent attorney of
Parker Dakota, who says: "I never
leave home without taking a bottle uf
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera und Diar
rhoea Remedy with me, aud 011 many
occasions have ran with it to the relief
of some sufferer and havo never known
it to fail." For wile by King & Proud.
Tnr. Chicago Inter Ocean cautions far
mers to bo on the lookout for parties
who aro scouring tho country endeavor
ing to swindle tho peoplo with a contract
for 11 wire fence. Thoy offer to give
enough to fence n ten aero field if tho
party appioachod will b g i a cont:i:c to
take tho agency for tho wire. Tho con
tract is vthero the swindle comes in. It
turns out to bo 11 ptou.i'sory note for
Jl.Ki, after a few words are erased with
oxalic acid.
Sr.vi k . if Ohio. Ci i v op Toi.uho, 1
Ia'.'as r-tnt.srv. )
Fiiank J. CHKsNi.v makes oath that
ho is tho sonior puriner of tho tirm of
F J. Cheney A' (To., doing hliMiioss in
the Cite of luiedn. County and State
iir.ir..Miiil nn.l tlu.l huuI linn will i.av
the sum of One Hundred Dollars fori
.imili and nveiv iiiimi
:o uto'oMi.iii'i;
cannot bo euio.1 by tho
C-itarrh Cure.
FKANK J CIIKN'KV.
Sworn to bo Ix.foro ino mid slibtcrib
oil In my prosneo, this litli day of I)o
oomlx.r. A. I. 1MJW.
i 1 A. W.ULKAHO.V.
rntAi- Notary Publlo.
Hull'i CnUrfh Cure la taken lutornnlly
umt uts dirretly mi tho blood and
miiuoiis surfscw or tho yntmi. Solid
for toatluimihils, free.
I. J. CHUNKY A Co.. Tolodo, O. Rolil
by ilruggiatu, Ilia.
i:j iii(iliij:lr:il ScrapH.
I'ltlK. L. VV. I.I.I.AIKIC.
Tim old imtrulotforti believed unci
taught that loiHorm b:rn under the in
lliieiici) of .Jupiter or Jove would bo of a
happy temperament; hence nun:oinmun
W,,rd 'jovial.' In like wauner wo have
Wurnino.' irlomiy. born undur the in-
- ..., . ,:!,,
.... .....:, i i. r.ir....,..
j. -i-.v... .... ... - -
ltwiinfaliIo.lth.it Pan the. ?ol of
HwkH and slieplier.ls vv.iulU ollen appear
sud.k - nly to Irav.-ll.-r.,. thorohy frihlen
them; hone, -pani,,' a fluddon ana
, , , , ,
unuuntrolahlo torror.
Il is rocorcod that TautaluB, n kiiiK of ,
Lydia in A.n Minor, havicrf otfendod .
tho KoJ3, van pWI in Hados up to hin!
lim in a ski i! of Miiarklioir water, which.!
ho attompttd to drink it, ran
. - - I
BWay; and uith J.unchoH of Krap, jurt
over his head, whi,h, uh.n he attempted
, rHn .i,,..,, ,.,.., .,, nu, ,lf hia
'....,, .... .....v. nr hence our word
tantulizo.'
The Cantorburry p'hfrims whoa ridiug
along tho green lanes of Eugland to visit
the shrine of Thomas a'liecket, assumed j
a slow, easy gallop; honco our word
'canter,' a slow careloii g.iit.
Tho haconians, especially the Spartans
were little giving to talking; hence the
word 'laconic,' descriptive of short, pithy
sentences, full of senso. The inhabitants
of Soli, a town in Cihcia in Asia Minor,
used a veiy mixed dialect. From Soli
vtn get 'solecism' a blunder in the use of
words.
Although the bell swings in the belfry,
the word 'belfry' haa nothing to do with
'bell,' but conies from the Middle Eng
lish 'berfrny,' meaning a watchtower.
Nor is tho compound word 'country
danco' in any way connected with 'coun
try,' but is a corruption of the French
'contro-danse;' a dance in which each
dancer stands coutro or opposite his
partner.
I '.von It how many of our milliners
know that, originally, 'milluer' meant
one who dealt in tho goods o' Milan?
Originally a 'butcher' wns one who
slaughtered he gnats banker was one
who dealt in money over a bench, or a
money-table; 'to lino' a garment meant
to put linen insi.lo of it.
Now, our good wives may not know it,
but 'biscuit' means bread twice baked.
And it's very possible that the average
calamity howler is in blissful ignorance
of tho fact, that originally a calamity
was a storm tin t b.i.its or breaks down
tho reeds or stalk-, of grain.
Of course wo all know that literully
'coward' means an animal that drones
his tail; th it 'dinilclion' means tho
lion's tooth; that heaven means that
which is heaved up; that 'iutoxicato'
means to poison.
I venture to t ay there are a good many
tariff debaters who do not know that
tariff' is derivet. from Tarifa, a sea-port
..f Sp.ilii, about twenty mile:; frnai Gib
raltcr, where tho Moors, during their
supremacy iu Spain, levied contributions
aording to a certain scale, on vessels
eutering thu Meditoro.in'J.'tn sea.
Long-forgot ten games and customs
havo left many cur.ou trace"! in modor.)
languages. Tho b.i!! din(-e. in which
tho dancers p.ssted a ball from hand to
hand while dancing, is now scarcely to be
found, yet it gave to Blight!! tho name
ball' to tho French, 'bap and to Italian
'hallo," as npplioC to n dancing party.
And from the song that accompanied
tho ball dance, wo havo the English
'ballad,' tho French, 'ballade,' nnrt the
1 Italian 'ballata.' Chicane is the French
name of an old b ill game, which required
many shifts and dodges. Iu time the
term 'chicane' came to be applied by
metaphor to the shuffles of lawytrs to
embarrass the other tide and thence to
intrigue aud trickery in general. The
English have burrowed 'chicane' in the
sense of trickery without knowing it as
the name nf a game.
Again peoplo sa v. "Don't bandy words
with me," without on iduathoy are using
another metaphor from the eld game of
hocky which wa called 'bandy' from tho
curved stick or rlub it was played with.
It is the greatest delusion iu the world
for a boy to get the idea that his life is
of no consequence, and that the charac
ter of it will not be noticed. A boy may
possesss as much f noble character as a
man. Ho may so speak and live the
truth that there shall be no discount on
his word. And thero are such noble.
Christian boys, and widor and deeper
than they aro apt to think, is there in
fluence. They aro tbo king boys among
their fellows, having an immense in
fluence for good and loved and respected
because of the simple fact of ; iug tbe
truth.
Buck ten's Arnica Salve.
The Host S ilvo in the world for Cuts
llruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt Itheura,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, nud all Skin Erup
tions, ami positively rures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed togivo
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 2.1 cents per box. For sale by
Iun;& Proud.
Cllffora fflaCkwum
A Boston Boy's Eyesight
avod-Porhaps His Life
By Ilood's Ranaparin Blood Pot
ono.1 by Caakar.
Ttaad tb followlag from a (rttardl aotheri
" My little boy bed Hearlet Fever wben 4 year
old. ami It kit him very weak and wlui blood
petee4 with caaker. Itti ejfi beconia
ao Inflamed that Mi auflaruifa were tatanta, and
fur aevca weaka ha
Could Not Open His Eyes.
a worn, iiuu mm uunui him hot w uw ajm
anil Km Infirmary ou Charles atreel,but that
rrinrdliu tailed to do blia the falnteit abado
of good. I coauneneeit gtvliig hlaa Hood's
itinaparilU and It anon eared aim. I bars
uctrr doubted that It eael Ma eaglM,ea
II aul hie very life. YU inay Ue UiU Vtt
Uiooulallnany way yoi cliooe. lam always
reaily lo sound tits praise of
Hood's 8arsnperilla
beeauaeot ttMwondirrst Reo.ludt4 my an.'
Aania r. IiLAcaMtAM. 3ua WsslitnsUiu St,
Ikulon, Maah. Qrt IIOOUBL
MOOD'S PILL ara k4 mU. aad ara
ewtulwin""'i ttioitkm at!4
iierniau M. K. Church Directory.
KKEI KirIKllACM, l'AKTOIl.
Sunday school every Suuuny. 1(1 to II
A. M.
I'reachinii every Sunday from II a.m.
to l'J K M.
1'ruachiriK every Sunday at the Nod a
way church at 2i0 i: u.
Sunday school every Sunday at the
Nodaway church nt IZV) l. M.
(Miristian Cluirili Directory.
A. (I. AI.11KKMAN, i'AHTDIC.
Sunday school every Sunday, at
. M.
Preaching on tlio tieroml and fourth
Sundays in each month, II a. m., and 7:30
i. it.
Y. I. K. C. on the second and fourth
Sundays in each month ul ):'.V v.
I'raynr meetinj; every Thursday even
ing, i'. M.
All arc cordially invited to attend.
31. i:. Church Directory.
KKV. C. II. JOHN, PASTOK.
Sunday school every Sabbath, at 9uT,
a. M.
Preaching every Sabbath, at 10:15, a.
m., anil at l'. m.
Class moetin;: at 11:15.
Prayer moc'.icg every Thursday, nt
7-30, r. m.
Business mrfting of the official Ixmrd,
the third Men. ay of each month, at
r. m.
Epworth Lc:;?ue Sunday at G:.T0 i m.
Presbyterian Church Directory.
T. D. KOUhllTS, PASTOK.
Preaching in Oregon every first and
third Sabbaths, nt 11 a. m., and every
Sabbath night;
Wooilviii.ys'jcondanil fourth Sabbaths,
11 A.M.
Mill Creek, third Sabbath, 3 v. m.
County farm, first Sabbath. II r. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night.
Sabbath school. !:3 a. m.
V. P. S. C on tho tirst and third Sab
baths, one hour bafore preaching pervice
Chaml.-erlain & Co., Drs Moines. t
Iowa, .li-sire to inform the public that'
they are manufacturers or the most sue
cec-sful pieparatiun that has yet been
produced for coughs, colds and croup.
It will loosen mitt relieve a severe cold
in lees time than any other treatment.
Tho article referred to is Cainberlain's
Couch Remedy. It is a mi dicine that
has won famo and popularity on its)
merits und ono that can ulwnvs ue de
pended upon. It is too only known
remedy that will urovent croup. It
I must lie trie, I to bo appreciated. Fur
i aa.e by King Jc Proud.
Time Table.
Below will be found the timo of de
parture of tho pasHongnr trains over the
IC. C. road and also the Denver through
trains the liurlington route:
(ioi.N.: .Noitrii:
No. 1 Leaves Forest City at 2:09 p. in.
No. 3 Leaves at s in.
No. 5 Nebraska City and Villisca,
loaves at o:-7 p. in.
No. 15- Uurlictgon Uoutc, leaves at
10:55 a. in.
finiso sniTii:
No. 2- -leaves Forest City at 1:11 p. in.
No. 4 Leaves at 2:00 a. m.
No. C St. Joseph Passenger, leaves at
10:23 a. in.
No. 10 Burlington liouto, leaves nt
.'i:51 p. in.
Danikl. Zaciiman,
President.
C.J. Hunt,
Cashier.
IBS MM' HE,
OKKGON, MO.
Capita! Stock Paid Up. $20,000.
Transacts a general banking business.
Interest paid on deposits left for a fpoci
llod time.
Drafts issued on principal cities. Col
lections made and promptly remitted.
DinwrroKs: Coorjse AuderM)ii,E.Van
Huskirk. V. It. Davis, James Kneale, S.
F. O'Fallon. J. A. Kreck, J. T.Thatcher.
IvOBKRT MoxrooMr.Kr, Lkvi Zook,
President. Vice-President.
Albert Itor.cKr.u, Cii.vs. D. Zook,
Cashier Afis't Cashier.
The Monigoasry S; Roeeker
BANKING COMPANY,
ORECiON, : : MISSOURI.
KlsTAItMSUKl) 18.1.
Theoldett Hank in tho county. Trans
act a general U.in'.iia IniHiiieoR. Inter
eot paid on time depoeitb. Drnfta sold
on all tho principal cities of the country
and Europe. Have made special arrange
nients to collect money due from estates j
U .Ul .71.1 siiuiiuirp. liv ......w u ..
Farmers, Merchants .id individuals re
spectfully solicited. Special care given
to anv business intrusted to us.
J. T. BUTLER,
Physician & Surgeon,
OREC.OM", MO.
All calls promptly answered by day or
nitfht. Ilice up staire in front roew over
C Li. Evans 4 Co's drug storo.
Dr. c. l. iiolloway..
Physician & Surgeon.
FOREST CITV, - -
MO.
All calls anfwere.1 promptly, day or
niiht
Ull. J. S. MEYER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
ST. JOSEPH, K9.,
Graduato of the American Veterinary
Collejc", Xux York.
tf-Officr, Hun Itllev's llnrn. SIS IMmnnd .
Street: rrsiiieuee. IWt 1-V1U Slirrl Talf-j
..Si.n.!.tiifllNiii. iUl. Trlelilinhe No. ATI. t
"f-.:IM Uy mall ur telegram prompt!! U
li'iiilrd to.
Ift
JOES PLAGE,"
112 North Second Street, First Door
South of Lutz's
ST. JOSEPH, - - MO.,
JOE 0PPENHE1HER PropY.
Finest Liquors.
Choicest cigars, i
Fresh Boer on Tap, j
Good Pool Tables ,
tl ne.liitl inviljition to my I
1 ri.uuM n . - . - .
many Holt county friends to rememuer
me when iu tho ail)'.
JAMES STA0EY,
Justice of the Peace,
Conveyancer of IW.U and Collecting
Aie"nt. All buinea placed In hi
hand will rH.-eie. prompt attention.
Maitijvmd, - . . Miaaot'Hi.
Dr. W. H. 0. Sterrett,
OOKNINO. MO.
All call ftiiHorp.l prmniitly dy r
night. Otflo over F. W. Wultet'ii sloie.
They wash their clothes
jj
MADE ONLY BY
RKfAIRBANK&Ca
SETTLEMENT 3CCKET.
Probate Court of Holt County, Mo.
Regular February Term, A. D., 1893.
Monday, Firt Dsty, Fobruarj llHh, A. D., 1893.
'AMK OK All.MINIKTllATOl:,
l.l'Altlll AN. CI'K VTOlt oi:
EXKCC-tOlt.
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s.ii-i:.T VV .1
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Al-Iiiii Kliiom
ll.liikiiei Sm.i. ft nl
Tuesday, Seconil Day, February 14tli,
Irtvi-I. n 't'mnn-4
Z.cliary K-lItii !!
U-wi l!..!ili I'lu-Mer
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Z.n t.m in 1'i.arletrl at
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Kai;clii-r.I:im'i-l al Hniry Mi :.' r
Mever Minula el al llenrv M-vcr
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Thursday, Fourth Day, February lh, A. D., 1893
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Miitrtv Wi::u?n VV J.il.ii KT-jV.r
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Friday, Fifth Day, February 17th, A. I)., 18!):8
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"Well begun is half done." Begin your house
work by buying a cake of
SAPOLIO.
Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used
for all cleaning purposes. Try it.
MaPEcraGbc
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Jack Fk.wt Fkrexer makeii ice cream iu .10 Kijdm.
$600--GIVEN AWAY.
nilCHI-t." tf t-i.lie ! s.m... I -
Don't let thin oppoitunity alip. you may never :et another like it.
JACK FROST FREEZER COMPANY,
qq Mnrrav Street. New York.
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Jiide uf Probate Court,
PAPER SSFiflSS
MISCFXLANV, INSTRUCTIVE
JOURNAL Kansas City, Mo.
YEAR !
"55
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airriils for hi?' cel.hrate.1 IHsimnnrt anil Niiii-I.'h.'i.iirnli'e
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tenlitiri ever martr In sjisflarles. and rvrjr pair pueliu-ed :trr
en.ir.uili-eil. sit llMt ll I'"' ".er leave Ihervrs (in: ei.tlter Inns'
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pair I i;"r"w Ireeuf rhirtr. IIINKK .t flllUlUHK hve.i
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the treat .itrerioritv i f these ,;Hsse. i.vrr .ntv aitd
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iVSU fKIHM.KKHsri'l'l.ltll.
We wnnt the heat icecream lhatuan bo made for mirei ninu
at the World's Fair.
We will give awiy 100 Jack Frost F.-aezere .
One fnxwer will bo sent to each r the fin.t tifty jienwina eend
i lit ua receipt and al-o for t!ie beat fifty leceipt.i for ice
o ean. received. To nil othera will be wmt a desU or pocket
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linii wlii-ri-nl :l is unlf ri-l taut all p-rsunsnnrr-i-itrU
1:. the il tte uf soil il.t-ea-t-it be kullant
ttiat spplinll -ii ? .i!niiairt h:is l-n u nuji-.
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I'uurl. t' In-1..-!.l . Hi- scuiiil M.itiilny -I Keli
rii.trv , IsilI. an .irilir w ill mailt- tnr Hit- sale nf
I hi- r-;-.l rt..t.- iu s.iM ii-:li!n it. fitti-il. nrs.,
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Inr thi pttiiiftil nf s-.il Ut bl ;
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Nkvi.I mr siMOniM. lumbal i tUvii Jrt
i;ii.. tit :ttil rsniutv. lias litli .lay tI
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Ju-Ir oi l'liitiala
Order itf I'ui-.lliutlDii.
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f.ui.iivul liull. i""
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;. Xu.-in!)r trsu. !-
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I..ii"r.:itlnrll"silf til remm revi u-Uiie ei
sii.IT S l::.r!ir. riluLsritH, ili-icnlw!
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i i.i.irt'-n :'.-te-s ei lie vtt CHI M ine lion: -
t lf:i.lle( .il tile -.feehnesl ipiirler. ail it!
I NM'Iiniit'.'l.) Insvasimt .:. mice i.'i'.lai.d lnt
I lUirtll llilt f e silltllei-l li.l.rlll OI M-tli'lll
i.'Jt.I ti:s!i:r (;' nf ratios O.l Unit rtuiply.
I JlisMinn. In p iv the ilehl nl sul c-st.ie, nhlrli
al I .f:itlii is arf!iir nl- .1 the nrrruiil.
111 :llli Ilivt-liinri- as ir'j ll.ri. u i.s.-. . .uii. -
IliK It...: s tut e-t !! iiiilen!ril :nt I that Mid
ilel.l- ire untiiM. nml ihsl lhre Istml nlflrS nl
! a s-tsi '. !i ir.il tine i'i'-e. : nr; t- 111-1II..11
' therrnf it i nriiete.! hv tits irt ll-l all IH'r-
i-.l. r. -t..! I:. . -1 t nf s-lfl I'rren.rll
ite notified l!lt -IH-U-ltl.'!. n fnr -KM llM
liern iiiaile, nml II...I iinl- --- ll.. cuMrtirr ho
stum 11 tm nr bi'fnre Hie firt ilay el tl:e nut
I t-na nf ihls ciuirr. to l.e h-I.l en :lte st-rnmt
I itiXI.V ! FKHBi'AKT l.s-.n.nitt.'-drr wllMw
I lll.fle fi.t Ihe.U-til Hie re:il r-IJte in .1M "e-
iilinn si-crllietl.ur iiuie ll.rre-if a stiill
isualeinitlerl!iepay;tniratiifsi.l.!fl.l-; and It
I is further t.idered Hint this nntice I pi:ll.htd
I in suine nett'siiipprpu'illsaeil In floit neinty.
r.ir lour nf eKs ir iur Ilie nexi lerm 01 1 jis rean
SrATKOr' MIsS'lfKl.l.,
CmttilJ et Hull 1
I, Samuel O'Kall.in. .liaise rf lh- prntatn
iiinrt of sai.i rimi.lv lirrrl v rrr
tlfv th.il t!.e aleive i- a lre ropy tif ine eilel-ii-d
order nf jn:Mi.-.illo: Ifterrlis rrfenrdlo.aa
the snme Mnne;trs of rewml In nv nffiet..
W'ltnrss mv h ind n Jiu'C d th
Nkal fertlnf nur sitiii riiiirt- I or.e at my "f-6-
In (Sreetm. J'n.. Ill nalil mni'tjr
this litli (iar-l Ja'.n-.rv. A. I.
Samuel 'kai.i.os.
J.l.!ee of I'Mliate Conrt.
-rir-
Foreign llteratarc Science aorl Art.
"The LiTEttATCKE or rae TVokij)."
ik:3.
THE ECLECriC MAOAZIN'B re
produces from foreign pericdiunU ell
those articles which are valuable to
American readers. It field of (-election
embraces all the lerfdiuK Foreign Re
views, Magazines', and Journal", and th
tastes of all clnpsee of intnlliert readers
are consulted in the articles presented.
Article from
Ablest Wi iters in the WarU
ill be found in its pages.
The folluwiiiK are the names of the leading
itriimn whose articles nrty lie eseeefed In ap
p -ar lu the pa:rs t,f the Eciecilc for tbe cosUiik
jar:
AUTHORS
Rt.llon. V.K.;l.iilsU)lie. Wiiilam BIir.
t:..rilliiil Mum.liiK. 'o:iut l.vof TnlsM.
llernert Sneiicf-r, tt. 11- Black m ire.
1'inl. Ilmlev. Andrew I-.UiJ,
l'rnf. Tj-iulail. Th 'nuis lUrdy.
.I.Xorni.iu l.nekTer.F.K.H. Knhert flnei-anan.
Sir. In Im luhei-K, W.I! Malhvk,
ficorge J. Koniitim, I'mf . Ernest llaeekel.
rruf. A. II. Havre. Ilenrj- Taiiie,
ln.f. Mix Mueller, iTuf . J K. Seelej-,
Prof. Oiren. J.inira llcttmi.
KilwnrdA Kierii.iu.D.CLUKrrilrrirk rtiirrlMn
J sines Anll'iiiiJ l-'riiU'Je. n. Olth.int.
Theiims liufhi. K -r Bland.
AlremititC Swliituirne, Kmll'O Catli lr. Etc.
W hile the itini nt ttis Keleelle is In Interest all
classes u! Intrll .ft nt renters. Its speeiat MirpoM
is ttt Mlii.iilnle ila uR bl'uit the lilylier liuet: and
it enmiiifitds llsrli pirtrenl.irlT l Teieners,
Srhiilars. lawyers. :irKjm-n. and ell whodr
slro to ki-.'i. ahif ust uf tue Iniellectiul ptnnreas
tf llie use.
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lUliu. jnr. Trial nul ss-llrllmt T
Ihrre iiiunihs, t-Oti The I'rieitilc and auj fi-OS
Mni'.t7lue in uiie address S un.
E. R. PELTCF, PoE'ter,
144 Eigbtlt SL New M.
FOR
Chicago,
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ST. PAUL, MINNEAFStlS.
aad the Faeifle Cent.
Pullaian Palace Slseii Care.
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NEW YORK. BOSTON.
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