Tribune-Republican (Union, MO), 1896-08-21

              1 1 p m ill n1 S 1 1 H r M J 3 1 e h r , m m & m j W 1 .1 V" T-"i ?- l w3 -4 J. ' fT i"--'"-"-8 IS 1 i I 3" 5" $ '1 t "- -r "i r AUG'.J - REPUE1ICAH TICKET. N A J 1 O X A L . For President, Win. McKINLEV of Ohio. For Vice-President, GAKKL1 A. IIOHKKT of New J ijlaini; ;: M;i,K coiNa,-;.-:-; ' 1) i; lug t .- , 1 I Aili-..-, ..- ..f . . ' livereil :t si-i-i-rii in tli. I 'uite.i SI .te-' senate February 7. of t:::tt ;.car, on tin ! stiver (juotion. It was .in cxhau-tive i ( JMX.UJ!-: OF This country now 1 1 .t mote .-I ni than ever In-dm-. and every d- S 1 A T K . For Governor, KOliKKT K. LEWIS of Clinton. m For Lieutenant-Governor, A. C. J'ETTIJOX of Linn Co. I . ( is worm one hiintirt.il cents Wlni i l opinion of one of Ant-i iea's grea'c-t , ,. i i i ., i . it f- i tilotit iiv (ion inn: f n 's in.l ii..?..,- Stilteslliell 1 1 ) 1 1 the fli'-tioll row !.:.,-. ,. , ... . , ' 1 : eiat.iig Its in nicy vaiiic one-Last .: toll: tilt: A illcl ' .-:t H pi-op.,.. i";::t v):m i-I: ! Ii:ts lieen iii.tiii li- t:i r-!il.-s in tiio i ' ',v ' "t "' !'i.or! ati:- fi inls present eoiKn.v. i.-.y. W't have on our i ''v''r J-ive :u..vlir:. to -;n' a.'io it tli.-lrk the Connie-si n:il iiecord of tluit , !'""e ,,f !s,,,;- '' lii-litiie !oiiai of late coiitainiiit; the entire eeh. We w:i -x-i n. Jr i from our wi-,h we ha, tlie ',nre to reit'litee it i f"1' tliirty eai I ii.u was iur in full. IJelow ve i?ive a few 'irii f I J"'ei"'ii s uiliiiini-trrtio!!. extracts from it which we hciicvi: to l.e J Jn.ljr.-(;:i!!eiik:im;.i wji, th.- inly lean impartial representation of tn.it ! pu!.:;.-:tn from lmon to i-.tti-nd tli..-gieat .st itcsman's views : j U-nytie .on vention wlii.i, mi-t in flnlii- i neueve mat aoi.i ami silver eoin Cotiie tins wek. A. Kraniolowskv wa- ForJu-i-KUlOLt of fiiupRf- Court, H i Lit''.i,y St. Louis Ct.:iiit v. ForR. K. and Warehouse Gom- nnbionijr, Geo. M. VT i LLK ti Putnam Co. For Secretary of State, Wm, J. FKKBMAN, Miller Co. For Auditor, JOHN J. ItlSI'Ol of Kansas City. For Treasurer, OSEPH F.O.V KLICii of Cooper County. For Attorney General, JOHN KLNN1SH of Holt Co. Judge of St. Louis Gourt of Appeals, Eastern Dist., B. E. KOMltAi:r.K of St. Louis. For Judge of Western District, TAMES LOTS FOR I) of Kansas J City. For Gongress, 10th Dist, RICHAKO BAKTHOLDT. For State Senator, 25lh Dist., BUEkL I MATHEWS. to he the money of t!i Coiistitntion imleeil. the monev of the Aireiii-.-ni p'oile ai;tTio" to t hi' ('on.-l!ti:tion. I wiiii-h that ticat Li'mnic lawn.-i-oi.iz-I (! a- i j ii i ! 1 1 r n-1 .1-1. .): t . . ;" t s own .- j staiue. .No "'Aer was c, it'en-eii mi eongn-ss toih i iare ii.'itht r m.'tai slnut,.! he money. ( ongre-ss has tiserefore. in my jii'ijteineii;, no power to (leinoe.-l':.- sil-, ::r ai: nioii; than to '.ieinoiiot i;-fjohi: no (iowi-i- io liemo-ioiixe eit:i'r any more than to u.-iudii' ii',.:- Ii,.tii " H.iwever in.. ;i may .iill: i alio it eaii.-cs an.i prm-csses. all will aiiuiit tliat within a few years a jrreat Uistui h-anee has taken phiee in the relative values of golil ami silvee. ami that ' -silver is worth less or tfold is worth ! more in the money markets of the ' elected tihiifan in M:iw: i i.'.. ii. a den tate to tin: national rep-leajr.iv eoiiVt iitioii whichine-l-i.iKe lew: w i-ck. e i ; i . - ii.::;i :V i.i-ai- t.i- a ; n:if-i: Vr i'i:t ii!;i:L for -.ii:i;v i;.t- j lii -ui-v. tiial it is a i oilti-::-t i-r :n out-I inweii nntal. we i-n n. je:i t lit- io:.ow-:n tat -in-ii's fron, a:', ai tic!-' in the ; L.e;-. Uepuooe o I'a.jsuay inrnio;, i i-Mti il:-t : I From oi!i--i;tl report- ivivj-,i-'i '.y the i l.'iiite-! Sfti.es treasiii v ,-oa: t nieiit I roin -Jl ci)U!:trifs. th- coiinte -iivr In: intf lie- e;t'i u.iur year 1 s.Ciamoiiiit-t-i in tin: an-fiiile In 1 ::J.i"iT-'.'.'00. Of this amount. ri.l!i:J.,i)'l was t ecoiiiau'", a'i'I iio-i.uiiy.'i.iii, werefr.mi i-!il:io-i. Of this great bulk of silver money, Mexico ijMve to the world -r:3 l.MJKi.SiiO , Japan. sSl.-iOO : t'liina. f s.JeJJO ; pa!ii. T.. !!..!... not - eat lii uan i.M : I iiiti il ."-tiite-. ?..!!!. il-fj : I Iluii'iirv. f"!.!'M.in.t : i'vru. !.(?:!. MMI : -HEAD-QUART E C 3R - iLAWN SETTEES - HABIT CAKItttACES ! :';-r1REFRIGERAT0TS PRii To Close out on STRAW HATS. SUMMER' DRESS GOOES RARASQlLS, and MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. ui .. I ;:I s are up t-. tl:. - i iis.sen.-ioii in ii. r l!u: tn.-y are not Not Many repii!.:: till'!- .1 1' puoiiiii:. Koini; to 'ails al e ! eoura; ranks, fflit-ce iToiiii to grif.ty the il.-upmi als by si ra"ehii:. Tie' l.-publicaii-! iiavc a U'lii'i i:cKet ui) ami me. voters w.;i sc tiia: it i elected. When tile icinocrats have !e;ui;e. that Tlios Je;ier in ordered ciie mints to ccae coining sii ver dollars we Wonder if they wtii -tiil glorify the ilcaw,:-racy of JetTei sou." hether it was by .IclVer.sou's ortler or not. certain it from i ;.,' in lie U-::f '. Mat -.va --is..-,!.; , -1 :t; i 'ii:i.ii;'t: ui si v-'r doiiar-j m r5 - eif ft $M - -:V K vs IP TJ & ? Ill JT . K. K FIFTH ST. !ind MAIN ST., WASNIHGTOK, Mo. I Th i a-i Nat ,i T.-!Ui..e. .'in. D- ".. is t 1'aiif mii,":i paper? world in 175 than in 1ST;. v, u;n the Ms that the coinage of silver d liars was CO L N T Y . Sheriff- KM I L PLCHTA. Representative- WILL i.VI A M. j MEYEWSIIiCK. Prosecuting Attorney Clias. li. FAKK.VK. Assessor- P. A. SMITH. Collector V. VV. PKHLK. Treasurei AL'tiL'ST IIAllf. Surveyor Clias. L. MOOKK. Corouer-Dr. L. O. MILLKK. Public Ailininistrator F. II. TH IAS. County Indies 1st Dist. Kobt. HOFFMANN. 2d Dist K. II. DENNY further coinage of silver dollars was prohibited in this country. To remon-eti.e it now as so the facts an 1 circumstances of that day wen: surroiim tiiijj us. is to willfully aud liiindiy deceive ourselves. if our dcmoii'ti.atioii were the onlv ! cause for the decline m the value of ilver. then reiuoniti.aliou wouhi be its: proper and eti'ectiial cure. Hut other! causes, quite beyond our contro.. have been far more potentially ojierative ': tl.an thr simple fact of congress pro- j hibitiu its further coinage; and as! legislators we are bound to takecon-' i.ance of these: imhsl'S. i "If we coin a silver dollar of full legal-tender, obviously below the cili-ent ahie of the g.dd dollar, we arc ' ropcnin wide our doors and inviting : Kuropt: to lake our foi Ami w:tii our irold th.wini;; ouf from us we are forced to the si, ,j.le silver stun lard, and our relations with the leading eoiune r-eial countries of he world are at o.-iec eni 'irri-sed an. I .-rippled "To make our coin even th- "per et. 1-ss valuable t'na'i i il I inlJiets'.K oa -e ;i I lo oi more til i'i lw-ntv mi li-.n- ..f .joi- lars on tin- ii-'hicrs ot our paperim-ii-ev. To make a -ilver dollar worth I ut jmiietvtuo certs pi ccipitaies on tic same cia-s a !o- of well mjih s i - I I millions of dollars, hor hatev.'r the j the value of the silver dollar is. the whole paper is-ue i.f the country wid I sink t its sta dard when its cotn:if lis antiioried and its circulation be-' ! conies iji-iierai in the ch-mnel of trade. 'that ii-monit ialion wou'd have a consioeridi!!- e licet in .nhancin1 the value of siivcr is beyond doubt, but not enough ... ovc.coine the diltVience . : stepped during his administration, and : not another single silver doiiar was ! coined forHU years. W. J. Bryan, thedenioc-zatie-popu-; !i-t i aiididate for president, ride.-, over I the country in a I'liMaum palace car winie making speeches for the poor man who has ail ins sympathy. Of cour-e he has a perfect right to all the comforts of wealth, but il comes in po.;r grace for him to pose as the espicial champion of poverty amidst his present surroundings. Judi'c (.'. ('. Bland was nominated .ii-h-d -it I c of thu strongest caiii;aig:i paper.- ;:i tii country. i'nbiisUed right at hcadipiarters, it can easily gel and puiilish any information that may be desireo, and on -h irt notice, (i.-ii. S.iermau's iiiciu-moirs. now bei'ig inibiislied in weekly installments, are worth the price of the paner, $ a year, or from the 1st of August tiii the end of current year for 4n cents. .Subscriptions received al t jis oll'ne. yaw Sra 8 . 'J MEIN & Co.. UNION, MO. (ieoige W. Smadey. the famous : American editor-author, has been I granted a two mouths holiday by his ' paper, the London Tim s. ami has gone! abroad o-i a speci il mission for the Ladies" Home Joi.rnal. He has en gaged to prepare a short sei i,-s of ar-1 I tieies loi tnai magazine, and is gather-' i:ig tin: material b.r them in Europe. The work xvili necess. tale hi sjieiiiling' C. M. BUCK & CO.'S SVeutiol-l 111 judge of the iC! rn ft "D T. X? U UNION ' " ' MISSOURI. St. I tin- remainder in tiemiany. nl-ceais. This is the I "'" n LSI .11 ivt. 1 Gtf II OIl 1 1 h O S UCI "Vi.rUl g hair Murht Mc4at and Dislaina. iiv the democratic ci Louis ia-t Tuesday for i.oiiis court ot iioiniuatioii for which Hon. J W. Boo.h was apiring. and which h?s many ficcis regret his faidug to recjive. I uere .verw otiier canoiilales. but the nomination vas made on the :M bailor.. The nominee is a biot.ier of Hon. I", i'. Bland. It -o h.iypens, some hnw, that tVcre a-e deieiit'-d ciiinlid .f."s lor nomination alter each repubiicidi county coiiven lion. And we aiwrns learn, from our leiuoci atie Iricud-. j -t alter thecun-v.-i:t on. that tiie very ones tvi.o -hoiii-l St. ' part of the summer in Kng and and I pkoijate coi:kt docket., BUSINESS DIRECTORY September Term, I HIM., i Unckliii's Arnica Salve. Xon lay, Sept., , 1S';"5. the ie-t salve in tue won.: for cits j Ar.n-trong. Antmiette and bruises, sore-, ulcers, -ait rnenm. lev. r j U. ALui-l Kliza H Armstrong grd sores, tetter, ciiapp.-d hail. is. .-Iiiibiains. i Angecer. tieoe-t K.iiimi Ang'reroim Of Our Advertisers and Patrons in Franklin County. ,. ..I corns, alio ail si t Ve! V cili es li ;.- u guiii.tiirceo it g.v , fa.-tioii or m mc,- refiiiid". ei-iits per b i. 1'or -al. Mii.-ncii. L'nion. lo eruptions, and pos- .' Iiceil :iti; not gel. t how, ar lllilated ill a. I'he very the one- left one ends iet II- Is T 1 iw iiiid be nominates lb-it men. Why in ad- repute-1 rf.--iti-Price by Kdw. ON I'ilHLIC SALE. S.Y ITl.'i'AY. AfO. -'. lst. at -i I'- l.e ,1; XV 1 ! 1 ! Those wlu are clamoring f .r the free ' now existing-a ililTerencj rcsiiliiii; Coinage of silver should ivmember that j frcm causes (jtilie indepemleiit of our noene can get one of the new dollars i contrnl on this coiiiim iit.' without .vorking for it just as they no J he whole speech in tie: Conjrressioj- for one now. How are the populists going to fuse with the democrats when the latter have nominated Lou V. Stephens, a national banker, tor governor and be consistent ? ai Keeord is lying on our table and all are welcome to lead it who will call. : From its general tenor it can be seen that while B-aiue favored the free coin- ; age of silver he did so only iip.1.1 their i being :iu international agreement and; at its comniei ci;i! ratio which wouid j now be -VI to I. If a ninety-two cent silver dollar in The Water- orks Tested 1879 would incur a loss of '-well nigh j Engineer Will H. Bryan came up! bixty millions of dollars' just by the ( f,,,,,, St. I,oiiis Tuesday evenihg and i decline in value of our laper -pent Weiiuesdav with us looking over i cuiihiim-"1'""-"" ' ine waicr-woi Ks. lie expressed linn - another column) what would be :he loss ' ,elf weli s;itisti. d w ith every part of t ic How from the same direction by giving same, with the exception of the few the people a fifty three cent dollai ? j leaks in the pipes. It does not require a liist-graiie certiti- j The engine and pump and all the cate to solve the problem. j machinery were tried and found in good ordei. as were the supply pipe and the Mr. W.J. 'Bryan, ho went on a h j l'tst!- v"il"-exhibition tour across the continent to j ' The pump threw the water up over beollicially to I I that he rad been nom- i tlie areator. some 2H0 fePt. above the en-inated for the iiesiden,y. in his hrit.f j and it poured over in regular cas- response, told the people that if the I cades into the reservoir, creditors should insist on collecting! Two hundred feet of hose was put their dues after he should be elected president, that he will convene congress in special session to legislate for the debtor class. He did not give the details of his modus operandi to aceoni-Dlish the desired end, but we do not luppose Ik- intends t... nu'.lifv ;he gold i the line, at th- rail road truck in north clause in the leases, notes, etc.. of Oov Altgeld. on opt) isite the south-west corner of the pu jlic -ijiiare. and water thrown al! over the courthouse, even to the top of the cupola, and over any of the buildings within a block. A hose was hitched on at iht! northern terminus of Some of our exchanges put much itress upon the fact that .Maj. McKinley is not making a stumping tour of the Uuited States for tin: presidency. With Ml. McKinley, this is not his first appearance before the public, he is not a Stranger to trie people of the United States, to whom he shou'd be introduced from the Ktttmj. They know the School boy who turned his back upon bis books in 'til to go to the battielield io defense of his country, w ho since then has stood in the broad, penetrating searchlight of public opinion, as he bus bee l steadily advanced by those knowing him best from one place of trust, responsibility ami honor to the one on the next higher plane, until he Dow occupies that position occupied by the few, the high'-r plateau of American statesmanship. His rec.ul tor manhood we all know is second to that of no man. His executive ability, as well as that of legislative, all know has been tried and not found wauting. 1 I : lllllll 111 .11.1 '.S irn-lll WVUl'llllllll Captaiu Kunke took a ..quad of men and a hose cart, and in seven minute-after -tai ling from the old lire engine house made coniitctiou with thu north plug, and had the water Hying, over a half mile from the starting point. B th hose pleyed for a while, and did g.Hid execution a, the same time. Whem Mr. Ftinke gets the few remaining leiks stopped, as he likely will before Saturday night, we will have a great improvement, of which every citizen can justly feel proud. Then t'apt Funke should dri!1 his department until tliey know that to shoot the water over a housetop, thev -houhl not ""iikii tne nozzle' down a boot leg or up under the waist cwat. Cure for Headache. As a reme ly tor all for ns of Headache Kiectr.e Bitters has proved to be the very bet. It elTeets a permanent cine, ami the most dreaded habitual sick headache yield to its influence, Vc urge alt who are afflicted to pro cure a bottle, and give this a fair trial. In case of habitual constipation Electric :o in-t mi' lri Vance who s,,. If t'c government can make dollar olrof -V! cents w.itth if silver wiiv i ;ii't it make a dollar out of a ceni-woitiiof paper? II the govt-runu-iii eai; make money out of paper w hy levy ai:v taxes whatever 1 Why not let tic government make all the moi ey ne ds ? not only wh:t it needs hut what all its citizens need ': This would be but the legitimate outgrowth of th- present flee silver idea as at present advocated. Some of the republic-ins who failed i'i getting t!-ie nominations they aspired to in their party, have, we understand, been approached with suggestions that lin y might be better appreciated by th poplocrat c invention, if they would ju-t go in ami help beat their moresuc-cc-siui rival in the (i. O. I. We have not yet heard of a man who had anv right to clai us on the republic. in party who wid consent thai his ii;.me shaP go before the ingi alting con vention to be held at St. Clai: on the 31st for any oliiee. A former citizen of Union, for the pa-t two or three years working at his trade in Chicago, lately while vi iting in Union gave his reasons for opposing the tree-silver policy. He said '"1 have earned some money since going to Chicago, earned it by my w-n exertion, my work, ami have it in a bank in Chicago. I want to be able to go .o that bank at any time, before election or after election, and draw out just as much purchasing power as I earned by my work and deposited there.'" Why is there n t a whole political seiiwon in l hat simple statement "' We hive been told that since Hon J. A. Booth did not get the nomination for judge of the court of appeals hr w ill be a candidate for the legislature igainst W. M. Meyersieck. Should he do this the citizens of Franklin county will be treated to one ot the finest seri. s of debates on a political question to which they have listened in jears. They are honorable, intelligent gentlemen and should they join in a debate on tae silv er question, there will be no bickerings, personalities or begging the que tion. The subject will be discussed in an able and eloquent manner upon its merits only. Seldom before has a political campaign been waged w hen: so much appealing to prejudice has been made as "die demoi iats am. populists are displaying at preset-1. Their chief stock in trade has been to abuse the rich man and thoe who live in the Fast. :.g i t'ti;cs--i bidder al tiiecotu t Hoti-e io..c at Union. Mo.. Aline film c ml. lining !:le acres. 7 III lies we-t o- 1. !::::i. To il-eos ;o-eell!-ivate-l.of which 4 a--res are ;u:e creek b itlolil. Ifoli-e. -tables ai-d onl'o! 1. 1 .-inc- in good ci-nii-tio : a'-o t -o e-o ,.t I milling -pi ii.g- on pel -e. Tl:e o iiii c -i oi.oi. .:;e ' hiirch and a proei itj -cliool are Willi in one miie o! ui. lii.s farm :s known as the ,J..I We Recommend to the Public all Whose names are Found in our Directory Co.uaiu. Kallmann. Frank. Alary. Low. . s,'l,'i.!l- . , WinP.iliiiianiig.il CJeneral llvrcliHHdUe. Brvant lr rank, t has. Lconharo . . , , . ii.;.... ev ill- nos W A Fi-h- J- C, ReinUara. Noit.i-we-t of Pub ic e." gd ' Square. Broil. Kmina mr Anna Broil gd b. B. Beckraann. Y.t Cedar St Be ;. Wm c-t W V B. ila.i n. Heir hard Bros., Cor. Oak and Locus Barrett. W m. 1, Hv. L. Hcrbi Martha V Barrett gd "tso s:ut!t-west or. Pu .lie squaie. Kitsch. O L est Kdw icihm C L Gorg & IVToutier, North Union, near l'.i:-cii ers . I),.,.,,. y '.! ' 'i'V -V!"!" H. II. Kainp, tin & 4iS. K. nth St.. -r-jL V "V a H JL& fi. 1 A MM rwa "ieia v? f, - -- r -.a ,s. -J b&it. j.y lMKtf rar b&r. ;TI1 E 1 UTFITT 111 ?URNiTURESh- C 4RPET SEWIiNG MACHINES! Uiiequelled by Any. Copied by Many ! GIVE OT'jn CO. A TBI i L. Theri "Pay the Frei'Jiti" on- all Goods bought of (hem, WHERE T O BUY ? -OI.'" Brou n. Francis II est Bene. Fredeiivk mr Lena Bucliholz. Kdw. Sophia. On and .Minnie iurs Loit-se Bic hliii!. gd liegeti. Fiank mr .J F vLitintc; g.i I'.ivis. James. Maud, (.'ha Y t'rava N Ida 1 mrs M M Hamlin gd Oscar Busoh, cor. Church fc Locus Dreier. Lena Willie M Aurat' ' ,t south-east cor Public Squere. !.,.....! mis . , . ? H. I. Iiicklnader, .xo-er '-:' l.-r.c. i liiieimine c., n n Washington, AIo. Galln'tamp & WojI. Cedar St. KOvt-H and Hardware. OF COURSE ! In the line of STOVICS aa I House-Furni-Ii: in; GoDds, we lead in (JUALITV snul LOW PRICKS. H. J. I) ickbr a d e r , '10 Elm St.. WASHINGTON, Mo. LU f place, 'i'ernis iiiii.ie known at the dav o; sale. For tur tner i.ai tieiilars an'- i K-ser. Barney mr ply to K:ki NosKi:. John- Sosiru. N-ier. M. or V.. 4. Si'viMiiiH-r. Washington. AIo. -ramp admr F'li.a F.-ser gd ; Klitsoii, Wm Pest Jos I- Lambe.hadm i Farw ig ticorge. est Kliza Ivoeruig ex 1 uesday. Sept. v. (iibson. Florence J and ALiiy C inr Trustee Sale, Henry Joi.gs d , p p Berdimr." iarrett. Ken rsusan in wt a(...rjir-t-tie- tlitii reiis Minuie mrs (iericiiiaun. Julia est Leo A Fisher gd Phil'p (icr'.irr iiiimr I W IliH gd ; t I' ll." racili-- l.e-i .riiv. romnanv. !i :i.ti i;s (rhiin il i ur !nst .iaifil el'M IV. A. i). mi l rei-en'.-d i ii,..iHi. e ..l i'i.- i.-e..r.!.-r ot ,i,-.-is ut ti.e;iiii, j-; n in, I L A mrs i i "i r i in: k I i:i . . i;u ui .1 1 -si-u I I . ill i'OeK : . , ,. , , . ; ... . . , .. , -J7i. J7.: r.i, -7.'.. nn.l atr eo - 'lines, ohic, .iusseiu u. is I" Wfit t" die lii'il. rsi-nel traslee, lie fol- . l.ellgO l.evirn M. -ciih-it tirui-.Ti ami r. id i sl.ite it- ' HcitTmanii. ('has A est Ceo iill j admr I Jeniiey. John est Wm Hanneken adm ! Jeffries, Susie A: Aura mrs Al Al Ham- i 1 It F' W Kappe!- nii.na gd Karlinever. Fred his F'milie Krainmc gd ,.i ' Kappciiuanii, H F W est .Mai y Kap- icoe l m i in- ciini-, el' I run', in. ri.it ' of Missouri, ii.-'.vil Its loo.'linM interest lor llileeii .-ars i':vm tlie J'.ii Ii iliiy id Sepienilier. I---, iii .i- t to all i he .'iTinin lot iii.-ee or jinreid . !' yronn '1 -i! naie '. IviMir iin'l lieinjr in tin ceuiii oi KrM.slin. :i'- j ate..: Missouri, known iinil it e; i !.. J a- filton-. l-uit: IupiIh vitiinlcit n die rune ol tlie late llariliiii.-ui Cr.-Us iIi.i.:is..I i.. tl ..n l.t. .... ..r se-iioi: iweiitj -i, .nr. ami t!-e e.-i-i h ill of the 1 Ivappellliatl, Oust iv. Ida r Ix.lpp-noi tli-eas .tiiii ler ..1" -eelioli I ent -t lirep in j ctmailll gd I ' iTsnie in: i nine, i.-.iiu e;ts.. io inij : tlie same lii:i.s i..:.s. , io t i,c I'.iriti.-licit loavel ; Kranillie. Ill" ('i'lnii!i 'iy T. XV. II Crews ami ntln-i- Iiv le:t-e I" jlt.'il I IK. -!M h .1:1 X of sel.I .ot. lip r Is-s ni1 l i-1-or.l.-il i: the iff inl. rs olli.-e ot t ranklili p I maim In I ill X David Krust g 1 f 'I... liromissMr notes , -;,i. -i.e t tl trti.t fnllv. -icei, i nn vv j.h.i oi.s ........ -i.v -l.erilieil amt ilt-seri oeii : ami wlii-ri-ii- u vne'l.t i .Mi'VIT gd of the lirst note in saiii 'lei .le.-oril.eil lia l.-.en Magaun. Clias est Aureiia Alagailii il.'ieaiiu.'it ai.'l Ho-Mithe is now tlat line an: re-j fc . mains nniaiij. now tl.eii'ioie ill tlie iiotieft of i "ulx the le(fiil holiiers of sai.i notts anil in te.ir.su- I Miller, Michel John Birclihcld auceol ihec .n.tiiions ol sui t lie-I ot trust. 1,1 and Donald Nancy J .Miller gd llie tniiliTsiiif il trustee, will sell 1 lie property , , . ... . f . ... i... al,ove.l.-s"ril..-.i at puMie v.n.lue u, the lii-li- Marvin, Natnan, e-t K O .). unison adn est luililer Iciri .i-li at ihe m.nh frm t iloor of : eclV, Ill's the eoui t Inne in the town ol I tiion in di: I J'attoli hl'S Tl KsKAV, sKI'TK.M l!KK 1.".. ls!-.. Iietweeii tlie hoiirs ot'tl il. in. mil Ti p. m. for the jiuipo-e ol aiii trust. till I'.KIIT H. DVSAHT. l'nion. Mo , Aug. an, ismi. Trustee. e..ut:ty. Missouri . In hoe k tl.iiti si at pafre j Mergeiit ha let", (i W "-f1-. in trust ta s.'.'iire ilie iei iient of its tir- j i-t . " i.- i tain promissiir note-in sai.l.i.e t 1 iru.t fnlly. Alever, 1 till vV r.llil litis Admiiiistrator's Notice. Notice s hereby (riven, that letteis of ail-lnil.istriiliiin upon the I'sctc ol I'etur liors-. iieceasp.1. have lieen (irante.1 to tliu uu-lierMpnett liy the juiie I' the prolate eoiirl .iT hraiikiiu eoiiuiy. Missouri, ilic.il Aiij; l.r, ls:e',. All per -in having c.Iiiiies airaiust saiit estate are r.iuiri..l to e.xhiliit iliein to s;titt :ut-iii.nisirati.r l.r allor. anee witltin one yi-ar I'roin i-aiii ifiite. ..r tt..-y inr.y he tir.-c-luil.-it ironi any I. enelit ol said estate, ami thai it' saiit claims are not jireseiiteil within t'. c.i I run the (tat of tin puiilk-alion ol this note e, tliey will be luiever barred Jl.ll!" Sellll.I K.lt. Ailiiiinislratcir. Orttrr of 1'it fhcit ion . STATU OF MlSSOl'ltr ) l ounty of Franklin C 1" the Circuit Court, September term. Ism'., in vacation . ,lulv. Is-.tsi. Henry T. M'litil vs l.-.m-s E. Phvihou. Atychmetil on Notes. Now at tlii.s aay caines tlie pluinlill herein by his attorney, before r-e Clerii ol the i ii-cuit Court of Franklin county. Mo., in vacation, anil 11 bin petition anil ail'nliivit, al-eiitc( anion;, ot'ier tilings, tiiat tlie alK.ve naiueil iteleiittaut. .liiiner. K D.nisou. is a non-re-iilenl ol tlie state of Missouri . A hereiitoc, iti- or iere.1 by the clerk afore-saiil, in vacation, that aaiil il'I'eu.litnt be uut:-lii'.l Ky iiibliciitiou that plaintiir linn cuin-iiteiiceit suit oaii.st him by petition ai.ii attachment, in the circuit court of said ceunty au.1 stale, loiiuil-d upon two cert in pr-mi? bory notes, execute i by said deleiiiianl and one llelbert I, lailso:i, on the l.'iili :iay ol Se'euibe:', 1:11, each lor tile sum ot .sil. dollars; ttint his pro(icrty is atom io i.e attached, un-l thai mil.s the s-.ni -lames K. llaxison bi anil anoear nl ibis .li t. a i'ii- rhe-e two classes have b en alill-ed ! uext teim tin-reel, lone !e)cuii m! hoioVn al line court House in the city ol I nioii. in 5bi-. ((luntv, in the :i i Monday ot Septi niher. is.;. with a vehciiience often limited only by l he vocalmiarv of the person talking. Not onlv that but thev accuse .. -,, ,. r i i term, ainovr or plead to the petition in .ui I persons Who illtter With them of being cilnSfi the same h.i! be taken as conl -,.. next, and on or i elore the ihoa iii.j ol sai-. term, if tlie ierni shall eo lonir conuiiue, am: if not then on or before the laM . :.v ol aaii bought Il is ii o crime to be a rich mai. nor to be a resident of New York o. AIcKiuley has passed tlvough the i HiIters cures by giving the needed tone ' Ku " u'"" :Ue ",l"'" :1 uew,'tt t. tump speaking era. as a man should j t0 the i,owels, and few cases long lesi;jt a community or a nation as are poor before he assumes to be a candidate j tll(. nse of thi8 medicine. Trv it once. n"" J ho f;u t l!i the n,ole ' 11 h meu :i for the presidea.-y of this great natiou. F ttv cents and 1 at Kdw." Muench's ""'un.ty has iu it the better off is that , C4 o coniuiuuity. Drug Store. A and ju-li-'iiient will be rendered a. cordiii)sl and Ins prop, i iy s-..tii to sniisfy tlie -ante. And it is turther ordered tliat a cjjiy here it b" puhii-hed, acciiiiliuii to law, in di-r I rib une-lt"p:iilica:i . a newspaper published in said i; muty ol F.-anklin, ..li.t-.itii i . A true copy trim the record. Alt -.'St : IL. S.J JNO. C. WF.iMhK Chas. F. Walilnkami- Lii.L.erk. Atty. lor flamtiff. Jacob B Neeiy gd Amanda l'iilton gd Koseubauiii. F'-ic.ma Aug Ida Hy mrs Erut Haerle gd Wediiesday. Sept. '., Heni"k. ('has F est Jas F Brale" js lin Sieger, (ieo ins Wm Steger gd Schulte. Oath S Hy F. Alathil & Au.d E mrs Itobt Craig gd Schumeke, l'hil Hy Louis it Amir John Dorr gd Schmidt, (ieo est Cather Schmidt ex Strut hkainp. Dora Hy Alueiler mini Soeder. Uustav e-t J H Wiiking adm Schmidt, Joachim Pest Dorthia Schmidt admx Schlociitenieyei", J W mr Louis I-etiuaiin gd Sehmidt, Alary est ( ieo Schmidt adm Thou. Jos W est It B Den iiv admr Vitt. J Test A II H 11. A: A A Vitt ex is Whitworth, Herb Kohl (.' Ar 1 Dolheinr J L Whitworth gd Wilson. J Lmr J L Whitworth gd Wall: N earth Fran, is AI. Alary L Andy J. F i i rain is P iv E K mr .Martha V Wall gd Wilson, John mr Aurinu. Wilson gd Wiemeyer, J W ins FH I'hias pub iiiiiits Wilkins. Austin est How ard tl- kins admr Zierlein. It W J W Booth admr Thursday. Sept. in CasesCon. from luue Term of Court. Atchison. Titos E Kurt. Samuel est Crews. Harden est Crews. T W B e-t Ctihill. Titos est Calvin. T Clyde Hi gemann. lleiiriett 11 Ihias Wm F i):ake .-xr Old Crews ad m r 'id V Virg Crew s admr Alarv 'ahill admx J. ( 'al vin go Clias fleg- ein.inii ex Kl.-.iser. A W Francis L L iV A H L Koelterer gd Noith. Hcrl.t mr Thos B North gd Iteed. Emily est Sarah C Oavidsoti exr Koseniiiim. Alagdaieiia A Fl ick adm kaggs. Susan set Jamc- AI Nabbadm Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair tlishect Award. 1 IO Ac 111! Eliti St., Washingtuu IS-noti. A'Khoc. C. Arand i'i Son, East Cedar st. A. J. Mueller, North of Pub. Square. IiSini(r and Building. Union, Mo I'hilip Jlrifrleb, St. Clair, Mo. J. H. Bartle. St Clair. AIo. Gors & Moutler, North Union. .If e roll a at T.OIor. J. W. Hffin, North-West of Public Square. I'liton Mttrble Yard. Edwin Baur, Cedar st. IMijMiciaiifc. IT. Q. Miller, Ovei J. C. Rein ham's Store. H. A. C. Poppenhusen. south of Public "square. Geo. n. Tuttle. one door west of Hoine Hollse. Dentistry. Dr. G. Koester, Union. S. T. Deter, Alain St.. Droege buihl- Mlg V I'llgtoll. .n iilinery. Mrs. T. P. Bihr. East of Public Square Union. Miss Pauline -Maul We-t of Public Square, Union. Law. C. F. (iallenkamp. at Real Ftate office Oscar Meyersieck, Unio Thos. B. Crews, St. Louis. Furniture. J. K. Ilein iVrSon, West Pub. Square Otto A Co., Washington. AIo. l.laeksiitiilli A As. Jiiipliiueiitf-L ri. (iehlert & Co., West Cedar st A. Szymai.sky A: Sm. East Cedar st. Teaming. Herman Vitt. Union, Mo. Buck iVr Whitson. Union, AIo. IJen. InHiiranee. Baur -V: HolTtuiinn, Union. Mo. Kallmann iSc Plies, Washington, AIo. HttlelN. Union Hotel. Airs. Aloutier. North of Public Square. North Union, (ieo. W. Link, Near Depot. KhIooiih. "Star. .. Kramolow sky. North of Public Square. Uiou Exchiinge, Niernieyer A" Co. -. n th of public square. .ViirwerieK. L. Weldav. l.nioit AIo JKWKMIY. Jonn .Mueller, north Oak street. frlcKINLEY Says Patronize HOME Industries. DRINK the JOHN K. Kl SCH LAOEK BEER: It is the best :u tlie market, and made in Franklin C-miitv, I desire to inform the Public that I now have a Completely-Stocked Lumber Yard And xan Furnish Anvthing and Everything in OAK and WHIT ad N YELLOW PINE. C A LL A X I S K B MY STOCK . T. H BARTLE. St, Clair, Mo Ethrin Btur. A. ir. fjf .Kzn BAUR fc HOFiMANc F1KE LKiUrMNt.! TOUXA.'JOJ! fc LIFK ! LTXl )X - -- -- -- -- - MO This Firmhiis the General Agency for the UNION MUTUAL LIKE INSURANCE Of Portland Maine Jncorpor-td l"sS All Policies issued by the Union Ma nal Life lii-ur iuc: C . art: urote I hv the P undit" .Mai n V m f irfi-itere Ltw l u ivi b jri i Ii'D Q U A 1 T l-UiJLJiX' 1 YT 1 1 1 x G ; I ALWAYS have en luiid a lull an i complete St-,L . . . ?liitlsr"es, Floorin iiling Ceiliiii:, Fiuisliimr iind Ditnensiun Lumber; D.ors. .Sash and Blinds ; Battens. Pickets. Casing ami MnuliiinL's , Sawed (J utters an larire Window Liirhts. et'.-,, etc., whi di are offered to the Public, iienerallj at the Lowest Market Pre, Call, View and Price in; Stock when in need of anvtJiinsr in lids line. PHILP BRIEGLEB, Yard Spr:nt,'field Road a nd Grant St., St, CLAIIi, 11 o. Union Tonsorial Parlor II. ZEIIRT, Proprietor. s-V-Kf' For a FASHIONABLE CUT or a CLEAN SHAVE. Ca l at VHT 3ES T BARBEh SHOP IN THE COUNTY Kverytliinyj New mill Clean, and Clean Service! LADIES and CHILDREN'S HAIR D.3SSINQ a SI "3CI ALTY. HERMAN D.ZEHRT - - - UNION, MO. KAhMANN & PUES, IMSURAMGE. VASHlriGTOi REAL ESTATE A IS D fiGEii T S ! GOLLEGTOa M1S53UR1 Ailiiiinistrator'fi Notice. Notice i- hereto ii.u n lli.u I,' u r- el ii liniu-istrminii um.ii ti.i- estate A n ha I iiin. i iu llrii'lt-r . lii'ceii-eii . liii . In en j; riiui.-il Ii tlif li n-i.tfrsiirti''! !' the ju.lirc III tie- ffeCi!'' c.t'l.: el 1-raiiKlin ii.iii:i:. .Mi--i'iin. liiti.l l:i! I--.., 'l ji. r-.-:'is n.fC ciitit:-.- a. o. -: -:u I esliite are .-; in i imI : i .-;il-! 1 f.i ir '. -i.i I it i-uilic-lrul'ir 1-1 r all;, w itin e w i ii.i.t "i .-ii r 1 1 -in sill.i itilli". .ir l!i In l.e iH--.u-li-i ll'-l.l iiH'. I.elietit el suet .-1 lit . a lul lll.li 1 1" -.till c'.itllli-are nui rri'-'-lll.' I v iihiii l ' M-:n - I: -'ii ill' .tale et I !..' ) till !,, nil CI tuts li .1 '.Icy 1 i- In liirevi-l iiarr.-'l. .1. li li;i-HK. . iln.iiiistt'iil.ir. 1'lli'M Sittl fitful .V-'lcr. Notice i- hereb niv. ii to ail ! In.n .- 1111. i Oilier- illere-tel ill tlie e-tille el Htl.M Krie-, it.-.-rase', 11. a. the un.lt r-im I it l-niititral'ir i.t -:i:-t ... lale.iiil.-iiii- le -n;''.- liniil s.-tttelicnt ttf-reut at lie- IteM ii'lill l-l I'lul'a'.c caart ! l-raiovliti ceunlv. Mi--o.tri. in e in-lit i ill ::i. iirolia'.c eiirt runiii in th cu.i: 1 lmr-s.-. at I i.viii, 1 e.:ii uing MmiCiH. sc lei.il-. r 7. li.:;. I- il till a-. I'ubiic Ail ma - lia tur. -1I HI I H lrt Ittttif s ;,ttce 1 1... V'C.iCe is tierelo I -i i itt-.m tine-i.t:.-li.-i-eilseii . telle heell i.'i e?i by tlie ni'le "1 tin i-r i ii I'lHin'.y . Mi i-i, :-. ! . All 'i-r'iii- t in ' i.-iii- III e r- .(llil e I ti u.i-lr.l.'r .ur iili-'it;i--- :ii t i tii i ,-. ui : in- mi: -. . lieiLeli i i.l -iliil es'lili..':i;i .r.-.sel:!e.t lllllll 11. -. I in- Cu 'fill leil "1 tli. - e er iiain -I . r- :i-::ini-a- n.. : tl I'ii-cU. 1 . i.. mi l-T.-ia-i c- . :rl . nl H nui i . i A.i--usl .1. . i.- 1.--.1U.-1 sal i. : . l a .. . yar trOJM . : t ir-uii fta i . cm- arc U - . :n '. li- 'lat.' i -. i. ;. iviil be f t- i'. Ki - ,r. ' ' -.:..-sratur. I I N Iv J I.. ilNS ! j V I X Iv .V liny ami Ship CAI.VliS A, LA.MIiS. Highest .Miirkct I'riee Paitfj I N C A S it . J