Tribune-Republican (Union, MO), 1893-06-09

              BEPUBLICAN. 11 MO VOL. 7 UNION, MISSOURI. FRIDAY JUNE 9, 189a NUMBER i : Before the last election we frequently beard the question "flow -about the price of wtealf That cereal ia ruling lower in pries now than ever before known ia Chicago market. 8am Wilaon thinks be ahould be taken to the world's fair and pat On exhibition The saggestion is good one, if Col.-Gor. Stone be inoladcd in the show. There wo aid 1e militant in it. Oar frieni, the New Haven Notes, haa grown some the past two weeks, and ha a fine, health Sal appearance, and, beat of all, is now wearing its bead in front I One might wonder if balloting off school ma'ms is n't profitable fmatness. xSheiff Dosenbaoh, aentenced in the 3L Chsrles oircnit court to imprisonment and fine for killing lisjor . S. 8mith at Clayton. St. liovis Co., last sammer, bas taken At appeal to the sapreme coart of the state. Pending the prelimica lies it is said be will take a trip to Germany lor kit hoalib, which is bad ly broken down nnder the or d eal of bis trial. Some bow, the people seem to be losing confidence in banks, and in many instances anxioas to get thoir money oat of the strong lockers. Heavy runs nave been made on the Chicago banki daring the week, and in the city of Washing ton the same wa witnessed. And all of thi. so soon after be. isg assured that a demoo atic victory at the polls meant prosperity to the country, and stability to its financial institutions. Gen. Black, ex-commissioner of pensions and now democratic con-gressman from Chicago, was one of the orator at the decoration day celebration at Chicago. In the oeurse of bis speech, bo charged that the pension rolls are loaded with cowards, cheats and irauds. One might wonder if some of these frani might not date bick to the time when it was generally believed Gen. Black was endeavoring to buy the soldier vote of Indiana with pension certificates. 8am Wilson, the man who admits to having held up the Mo. Pacific truo near Pacific, this ountv, on the night of May 24, was arrested at his father's home, near Lebanon, Laclede Co , last Friday night. Instead of the many, many thousands the "band of highwaymen" was reported hav ng so. cured, Wilson got but a few paltry hundreds of dollars. Most cf the bcoty was found upon bis person, and bas been returned to the express company. The prisoner will be brought to our city for trial, cr sentence, at the next term of circuit court, the last week in this month. Last week theTribune-Republican refrained from joining tbo .ranks of tbo;e who were so uncharitably criticising our governor's incidental, or accidental, connection with the train robbery committed in our county two weeks since. Our democratic cotcmporaries we thought were doing loo maoh of that. We bad no doubts but if the governor's suggestions were heeded, if the state were lined and interlined with guari and pickets, and aH tho forces were properly armed and equipped, and had the assurance that the great state of Missouri, with ber doughty governor in lead, was at their b&ek-, that ourk chief executive's count, ranging from seven to nine of the robbers, would be verified. We were for reserving judgment at least until he bad time to corral m. Bit the. logic of eynu doo. 1161 iurry out our conclusion a. Tii c lone robber bas been captured, or volutarily surrendered. It was ft lone man and a weakly young man tba. did the deed. It might bave bocn the pangs of dyspsptia or of a diseased liver that prompted the act. It coald not 1 avo been a weak back. Some say that the chanbers of his "guns" bad nothing but blank cartridges in them. "What a day w&a that, my countrymen! when our cclonel-governor our irajoi-wauld-bo-goveriior, and a (sccro or more of o'-h-er mrajo:s and colonels, mostly the latter, lay supinely down, wh'.le tho sickly boy with Quakorpops held it over all! From Anmooaels. Mr. J. B. Potts wea-s a very pleasant smile. lie says it's a fine girl this time, and that mother and child are doing well. Mr. T. H. Snyder is the originator of anew strawberry that bids far to supercede all others. He calls it the "Snyder's liigantic" The wheat eron is loominir un in this locality. If nothing happens to it, we II have plenty "slap jacks." Cora is so submerged in water that we csii't see how it does look. People are fishing over where they ought to be plowing corn. Oatfields and meadows are looking fine. We entertain some fears that the doctor and the undertaker are full partners, but hope they: are not. Our Sunday school ia one of the best in the eeunty. Decoration day was observed here in an appropriate manner. At an early hour people commenced coming in from tbe surrounding country. By ton o'clock our streets were full, and a large procession of finely dressed men, women, and children was formed and marched from tho lyceum to the cemetery, about one mile. G lmore's band beaded the column. Pi of. O. V. Smith delivered tbo oration, and others spoke After which all the graves were most beautifully and artistically decorated with choisest flowers. After the ceremonies were over and a pleasant time had the atsembly dispersed, going home with tbe csnaciousness of having performed a pleasant duty. The Fianklln Co. Observer bas an occasional correspondent at this place, who occasiorally goesa-fishing. Oa one of his fishing jaunts ha captured a snake with two heads, lie relates tbe story thus : "While going along tho trail that leads to the banks of the Bonrbeusc river, I heard a racket in the jungle as if a death snuggle v ore going on. I wear to the spot from whence the noisa came nnd discovered the monstrocitr, a snake with two beids ! As one head was trying to travel in on direction while tho other wanted to go in tho oppostc, there was a strangle ; ; nonce the noise that bad attracted me. lhe two heads bewii ot eqnal strength, neither cou'd got the mas tery, so the snake could not travel j in any direction. While they were thus writhing and pulling, and before the b '-'add hud qu.te pulled the snake in two, I succeeded i; bug-j gmg it. J he snake is black tnd nite, and a epecies of t:io cobra." Tho professor ha shipped this great curiosity to the world's lair, wheie no doubt it will divide no-! toriely ia the Missouri department with bain nnsou and the gov-J ernor. FROH TMJB USIYEKSITY. Franklin Comity in the Lead. In the Special Teachers course ftiven at the State University durir.sj the months of April and May Franfclia Co, had more representatives than any oth er county south of the Missouri River. This course is a new and important tant feature in the university, and will be promotive of much benefit to the public schools of tbe state. Last year was held the first session. with an attendance of sixteen ; this year we more than doubled that, the attendance being thirty-five. I send you a copy of the resolutions parsed at the close of this year's ses sion. i.ve regret our correspondent did net send ? list of attendants from our Co. Ed. J - We the teachers of the state of Missouri in attendance unon the teach er's Ct)ur3 at the iState University daring the past two months, in acVnowlede-meiit of our appreciation of the courte- ttey ami uniform kindness shown us by the faculty and others do unanimously adopt thr following resolution.. lieoIved: that we recognizee in the establishment of the teacher's course an extremly important move ment in brm King the teachers iut closer sympathy with higher learning and the State University, as the head of the public school system of the state. Eesolveu: That we extend oarsin-ceret-t tbanks to each and every member of th faculty for the pains taken and interest taken and interest maintained io making the teachers course such a sucssst'ul feature of the Huivers ity work. Kesolved: That we extend S!f-f:'wl thanks to Pr.f. Blanton. I lean of th Normal Department, for the active part h bas taken io planning and earvins out tbe eonrse successfully. He haz emitted tiMhinr that could be done in behalf of the teachers and we recognize hn kindness OT our heart felt thanks. In him the teachers of Missouri will ever have a firm and faithfnl friend. llcsolvcd: That we appreciate ni.bly the kindness aud hosnif alit v MiDwft' rts by the ieoi:le t Columbia during ua; brief tay hi-re and we can nromise our felli.w teachers like treatment should they have opportunity ,to avail thcm- selves of it. Mi'sTkpjms, J. M. U-t.VTOS. .t'criinittce. . f.lcEfree's Wine of Cardnl aai THEDFCRD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT ari :frs ta!e by the following merchants li Union: Edward Aluescb- Jew Haven Jottings- The Iron Hall is at it again. Come to New Haven to live; we're baring a boom. New Haven will have another church. Sir . Brown (colored) of Campbell ton. was in our city Saturday. Tbe corner stone of the A. M. B. church was laid last Sunday. Spring chickens are coming in by tbe quantity to give all a try. j Our market will be gorged with fish when the fishing party returns. New Haven will celebrate the 4th of July with a big picnic Col. Pichcerl of Shotwell was a welcome visitor in our town last Saturday. This -Col. must be a recent sottler at bnotweu. JSa.j Mrs. A. Wheeler will build a residence in our city this summer. Cbas. Boedder of Sehonenberg will celebrate nis 50 ih birthday next Saturday in regal style. Dr. Ueatherly of Washington was a visitor in our city Sunday, i Aug. Isermaan and wife were visiting in town Sunday. Tbe Cbas. Vitt mansion, near town, is in course ot erection nnder the management of H. H. Propst of this city. Our city council was in session last Monday, and transacted usual routine business. Julius Kramer returned to bis homo in Lagrange the first of the week. Angl cake is all the go since the Leak Introducing Co. were here. Tho Central Drug Co. is now located in tbo Ernst building on Front Su The Wolff Milling Co. will do soma extensive repairing to their already fino mill this summer. Geo. Bridger and son will open a barber shop in the room annexed te the Cential Drugstore. The childrsn of the Christian church Sunday school will hold thoir annual basket picnic at Jlc-keehun's grove this week Friday. Come and have a good time. Wm. E Prior bas accepted the position of night watchman, Vrm. JPatton having res!gned. There is no plaster .so soothing s an accident policy to a man with a wounded foot. Call on C. II. Magus for terais. The dog t:x must ba paid at once, or tbo dg catcher will obbl'eci np. Tbe colored Methodist Corner Stone festival mntei ir.lized last Fri day night at tbe Baltimore- church. The ic?eipt9 were about $1 00, which will be. applied to the erection of their church in the west end ol our citv. E. Pachta ciptured 28 squirrels in seven shots one day last week. We are told he bought two dozen of them. II. Kolbusch and family of Hart City visited Iriends here last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Alice Dierbing of St Louis was greeting her numerous friends in Washington and New Haven the first of the week. Miss IJattie Coleman of Camp, bellton was visiting her relatives and many friends in our city the first part of tho week. From Calvey. Friend Robertson has moved, and be will be missed very much. S. S. Pursley was seen out the other day, with a pail on his back, lie said he had been herding sheep, but be bad lost them, and was now going to try goslins. Wm. Johns is talking of leasing out 40 acres of his land. He don't like people trespassing j they puil his wild onions. Wm. Cole has lost his old sow ; says si.e washed away in tho high water. Sho must have been look ing alter hay. He was looking for her np-etieam. By the way, Mr. (. is in poor health ; the doctor tells hiin it is rheumatism, caused, no doubt, by too much hunting 'J'or his old sow. On.! of our best subscribers at Calvey complains that he does not get hi paper rt-galatly. We assuie him it is instiled to bis address each week. Will other subscribers at tbo tamo office report on tbe regu-'iir.;tv theirs coming? For a good set J dl Collar or anything in thi" dlry line and mods guarenteed as rjr K-ited go to J. W. WIEMEYEU dtiJr.i in old Washington House bu'ldinpr. VVjishintcwi Mo , STRENGTH AND HEALTH. 1 if you are not feeling ntron and healthy, trv Electric Jiitters. if "La-Grippe ' has left you weak and weary, use Electric Hitters, ihis remedy act dirc'-tly it Ltvcr.Stoaiach and Kidncy,g jrei'iiy :i i:u.4 tba.e organs in perform iux tbtir luiietwii'i. it'you aieiitilktcd with tu-k Headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric iJiitvrs. Oue tri-tl will convince you t'iut tins is the remedy y ouned. Large bottle 'Ji.ly 5Uc. at E i-Jaeueb's DruMft'Tn. ti OUR WOBLS'8 PAIS LETTER. W. I. Boye'f UmmMnMBttWi, AdmlBistreUoa BaUdias. Wtrtt'i alr (iivaad. Jaaj3S. The first month of tbo Colant-bian Exposition is over. Whil-i tbe attendance bas been as large as observing people predicted, it has by no means come op to the mark set by the officials. To tem the result must be little shoCt of galling. Whatfwaa the cauM.f The main reason is found in tbe unfinished condition of everything ; while another reason mar be found in tbe actions of the officials themselves. On the 1st of May it was given out with a great flourish of trumpets that the first" of Jjune would see everything done. : Not only is it incomplete nowthero-ond week in June, but frightfully so. One has only to step into the agricultural building to realize the force of this statement. Bods and rods of scaffolding extend in every direetion, boxes and cases fill np floor space, and confusion reigns on every band. Of course occasionally an exhibit appears in a completed state, but they are like oases in the desert. In the electric building it is nearly as badJ In the big manufacturers building considerable progress is manifested, but so much remains unfinished that one may wonder if the fair will not be over before the workmen are ca'led oft. And so it is through tbe other departments. Some day, in tbe sweet by-and-oy, order may come to those who live to see it. Cairo street, one of the most interesting of all the exhibitions in Midway Plaicance, bas been formerly opened to tbe public. , Dancing girls, trained monkeys,' whirling and singing dervishes, fakirs, and jugglers who perform marvelous tricko ; black men who give representation ol Egyptian comedies, which consist cf telling each other funny stories accompamel by loud smacks of the bauds, illustrate their modes and customs, while numerous bazaars, cafes and shops tempt the visitor to part with hU small change. But you are in Cairo to all intents and purposes.Two troops of TJ. S. cavalry are ordered from Ft. b'uellinp, V.inn., for ga?ird duty nbont tho govern raent building. It was rumoned that they wtre to be used in repnls-ing Sunday visitors, nnd fanatics aicd tbst tbey use the bav-et3 nnsparmgly. As tho government is not np to such capers, it is not expeeted that blood will i nn more than knee deep along Stonv Island ayenue. The directors are trying to figure out why it was the attendance was not larger the first Sunday the rrate.H were opened Some attrib ute it to the fact that it was not generally known to the public tbt the gates would be open. The second open Sunday has come and gone, and still no large attendance. But last Sunday tbo weather was such as would keep great crowds away any day of the week. Over in tbo Dahomey vilage is a monkey that can give points on intellectual attainments to the Average DaVonicy citizen. His na'nc is Boost. Boost k-nows the biffvr-enco bet ween nickles and pennies, and is polite to laiics and little, boys. On the other hand a D- homey yap can't ted a two cent piece from a silver dollar, and loves to scare women and children ut of their wits. Boost wears a pair of trowsersot ancient vintage, carries a cane, picks bis teeth, and scratches his nose. Besides all tha be rides'a donkey, gives tho military salute, and picks up peanuts with bis-tail. lie is an accomplished dancer, and bas many other accora-plisiiments, tco numerous to men tion here. To be appreciated, Boost must be seen Visit him and he'll treat yoa like a long-lost relative. . Maj. Moses P. Handy, high muck-a-muck of tbe bureau of publicity and promotion, has called down on bis head the deserved ob jurgations of a good many country publishers lately. A. a amber of letters wore leceived lrorn editors requesting pa-tscs. They were written in a style that was thonghl funny by these in charge ol llan-dy's bureau, and were iriven f) tho Chicago reporters, who, as aual. wrote up tho country editor .is a yap and a yahoo, whoso notum are rather crewdat best, and a personage who is a legitimate L ntt f , r cheap fun. Well, Haudy will not hear the last cf it for a whilo. . It was a scurvy trick, to tay the least. Tbase electric four tains have not jet fully materialized. '-In ll e the sweet by-and-by.": Atte tio 1, farmers I When ron cone to to.. ."hlert fe Co.'s new T 1 . a look at L 11 i;iij);:iifcitis, fi .- TT.t Xbev hare everything you can tieed ,"n' tbe way of Plows, Harlow?, CuJti-j 7ators, 3inder?, Threshers, farm Wagons. Spring Wa;rons, B a series, i Caits. and- IlarnosSc5. Sieifrinp- ila-! chme, Needles, Oils, and Sui)j;liey, a. well aii a trnitM .him r,f Hardware, and Fencing and Build- t1'1 th" 'V " in3 Sp1,lie..of.a'l kin. The rgLtlV rocu3 are an ci if.e latest maKo aad tbe best approved pattern. From ShotwelL A mission feast was held last Sun day at the Baanfort Lutheran church. A large crowd of people was in attendance, and four large tables were set twice during the day. All were feasted, and bad a good time. Albert Wultert is borne from tbe state normal, and has a scholarly look. Hon. F. W. Peble made a hasty trip through tbe country last week. selling binders and binder twine. Prof. A. C. Kasel was calling on snotwell frionds last week. Sbotwell was crowded with wag ons last Monday, delivering hogs to 11, Biakel. -VH. Shoemacher spent last Sun day with tbe Calkins boys on Big Ureek. 1 The young folks tripped the light lantastio toe at Jvritx Meyers last oa turd ay night, Wm. Froelker made u business trip to Union Monday. 1 The elder Vosbrink returned from St. Louis Sunday Ernst Stenuecker reports a fine melon patch missing, thinks it bas gone to Xew Orleans. Considerable sickness is reported through the country. Mrs. Temme and Mrs. fioeters, of Flint Hill, are both quite sick ; also Mrs. P. Grobe. : A few days sf sunshine have b.igbtened op the farmers' lopes quite perceptibly. Boils, abscesses, tamers, and even cancers, are toe result or a natural effort of the system to ex pel tbe poisons which the liver and kidneys bave failed to remove. Ayer's Sarsaparilla stimulates all tbe organs to a proper performance of their functions. Bureau ot Information "The Burlington" bas recently stablisbod in a convenient quarter of Its clcjjant and commodious passengor station, at Chicago, an offiuo designed to afford travelers information on l!iethousand-aid-onetbin;3 they need to kuew, with regard to routes, i&tes, connections and accommodations. It bas been placed in charge of an experienced man, supplied . with ail railw.y guides maps and timo tables, and is known as tbe "iSureau of Information."It Is a place to wl.ic.i all travelers may apply for information and receive a full and coivect answer. This is the only otiice of tho kind west oi the sea-board cities, and il cannot but prove a help and convenience to to the traveling public. All tia ns of the '-Burlington" enter and depart Irom this fatation, aud the intelligent and valuable service o! the iiuieau nuuy bo enjoyed by all patroms ot this line. A special pamphlet will bo issued by the Barli-igton" in the near future, ijivin separate information as to "How l g-t to the Worlds Fair tJrouad-"; "JIow to secure i'o:ms and bjarj .it ih various hotels, boar-Ji and io igir.g houses. Trust worthy agent. will b at the C. ii X il- dejtiii Chic.tgo, to impart ail ii; turma-iuij to visitors. Arrangmeiils will piobabiy S made by wh,ch .-onio trains will ba run direct to World. Fair Srjurid.s without change or delrty. Ripans Tabules . Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly upon the liver, stomach and intestines; cure habitual constipation, dispel colds, headaches and fevers. One tabule taken at the first symptom of indigestion, billi-ousness, dizziness, distress after eating, or depression of spirits, will promptly remove the whole difficulty. Ripans Tabules are compounded from a prescription widely endorsed by the highest medical authorities and are nresenteJ in a form that is be- i coming tne lasnion wun pny r 7 ., , . , . , . i. sicuins ft and patients every- . where. One Boi (Six Vials) Swntjr-Gve Cent. One i'ack tge (Four Boxes) 1 '0 DolUrs. Ripans Tabules r.jay be ob- tained of nearest druggist; or by mrd! or receipt of pr. t Tor free I3iile atlJrct i RIPANS CHEMICAL CO. i $23.t 'Hi l f ilil it i fin,i :tt M i -i-l iC i r.e . . , ai i c. t .1 .3 C co C St. I., -ti, .. '! ' .,- i.K Kuesjina iie:trvS tii , i or ge:itl for ci.r;urar (4 The Keystone Watch Case Co. of Philadelphia, tbe largest watch case manufacturing concern in the world, is now putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled and other cases made by it, a bow (ring) which cannot be twisted or pulled oil the watch. It is a sure protection against the pickpocket and the many accidents that befall watches fitted with the old-style bow, which is simply held in by friction and can be twisted off with the fingers. It is called the " Ul CAN ONLY BB HAD wit . caMSbaariag their trademark 0 . Sold only through watch dealers, without extra charge. Ask any jeweler for pamphlet, or send to the manufacturers. PLEASANT THE NEXT MORNIN3 I rCEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND Mr COMPLEXION IS BETTER. 8r dotor my it acta vntlr on Iho atomacti. Hnr IBrfktdnFinL aad 1. pleutiat lautl'a. TbU drink la tute trn berta, aud u prepaiwi lor naaaaaMlr aa Linz'snmBicraE II drag7!f-t- neii tt at 50c and m pAcko. If Yoa eaaDoi apt lt,Mn(1 j oar address) r i reo Mir plo. f st'i Kaaslly alrdlie sntoverat the kwlfwlft kATOtt - VffOOUV AD. LcilOT.A.'aV LOOK it the work beine rnc here. See what improcnitiiu a catof Paint makes whet!ier indoors or OUT Painting improves, preserves mi' ijcautlfiie the Ultiee Store t ilwelling. If you are looking Tl TJ- a fiwt clas Painter to lo you: wort, take a look at warn u-rii uid ste if it would not be L-.-Htt to have tue S ! PAINT vour own Place. I will do it wei; I:tve I'roslisn.jr. The-old Wheel Horse -ti'l oil the AinerieanTurf, andj HY. SXMOIIS. The Old Keliablr. BUTCHER, haa opened t!i-,- PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET in Union, Mo., c;it o the public square, wh.-rc will be k-crt the re- ry best of Beef Pork, V;:1, M mtcn nd nil kind of rin'i--. Give him a trial. SPECIAL AKSOUKCXIHEXX. We hare made arrangements with Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of " A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases," which will enable all our subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sending their address (enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same) to Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt. This book is now recognized as standard authority upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period of time. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work, and be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable book. It fs necessary that yon mention this paper In sending for the Treatise." This offer will remain open for only a short time. JCaverK.rT.' I.".-:''- oif..:i:w. cJ t!' 1 at- em c:.m.c-. c !cii -r. ',cr.i-:z F'ct,. rr 'TT."rv:-' 5im we it ilv t i.t ... , :. J fce:i . . --ei. er-.w.:.;- . r'i-r boo. Wo sir1;, il -..it.-!!:.: clvtr;c. .;r : ;i:; .:i t A r.'.--,i-"'.LtT. -r ( ' Scoat oi j.c; it! tt.e I. . . F er r ' V. i'.tl .sent fitw. .i. -.rc.n- lC.A.SHOW&00. Scidntific Americaa A? er.cy for ii i XT.- .- - For !- -" '' '.',''.V'''."."' ;.-.-- ;--.ir"-: f - i t r -:;-.t. Kveiv . -i ' .'. '.; ,, .; lie lidj. ,i ' 1 - ' - !.t.-C T - ' ' ' i r.. .i : v ' Jiia . . '' .-: -..'. ''Ca- t'.V'-v ,.i ji.i..j. A". lt' . - J'tillJciil-'' Jll ;..' xitH . S. W yv- AT :3S& I IfZJk VA-ff rmmK mwmmm DEALERS I IV Wagons, Plows, Colters, and all kinds otr , AGRIC U JLT VHAL IldDPIJSIIKNTS. Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing a Specialty. Union. 2tf iHsourJ AUGUST BAUB, UNION MARBLE WORKS, Has on baad a supply of HEADSTONES AND MONUMENTS' Which he will engrave ia the most artistic manner II 1 I 1 BA UR BROS, Proprietors. UNION, - - J W. HE1N. Merchant Taii k And dealer in Heady-made Clotl ing. North-west of Public Squar MO. You Will Find -A FINE LINE OK- WALL PAPER MUENGH'S DRUG STGht ONION, MO. A. ERAMOLOWSKY, TilK ONLV , WHOLESALE -:- DEALER. for Beer Ji lnnklin county,, w; t-ell beer by tin? ' keg or box brewery raicev The Mof HncfiAril Kemrdy vr d!coTt?re4 vt it 1 14 - rtain In ll tUctU mni Uuca nut blUttr. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE. Castov, Mo, Apr. 3, 1692. . r. ti j kejmu cn.. l'-ur sr: I hiwe used avcral bottlo of your keTi'IiiH'a Stmvin Cure" wlih ntut'li itiTi'-d. 1 think It !Ih i?at Liniment w t h a. Mar? re-tMCt one Curb fne Klood Spavin ntui A-lieti Itco Bne HpnvinM. f!ar ri't'uiiiiii''ml''l 11 to ) Acveral .i my fiiciiUii wliu Are if'cU i1cm;(1 vtliU anil k.-.-i ft. lH.tcitii!lr. 0. It. Rat, P. O. Box !MS. KE5DI.LS gPAVty HEE. (iJii Ilani, KinEAtK. May 11, 1KO. Hunt:! Iive aard your ceiohratml Ki-ndir Fifiivfn Cure wltn exceiu-n rctiitu l'lr. ena Kcnda:i " Trfatlae on the Iloriw " t-otig live Ken dsir Spavin Cure that In proviug c ucueUcial to or boola anint.l. tlie Hnrae. t-lncertl, our, F. E. BD. lYh-e H.OO per bottle. J1K. B. J. KEKSALL CO.. Taosburah Falls, Vermsat SOLD BV ALL UHI CIil&TS. WE TELL YOU Dolliin ww wlicu we ta:e that il pay to i-'ipagt i:i a pi ritiniicnt, mot t)i':tj!hy aul ;J'ii'itit biift. iff, tliat r-tiirii a I rotit lor vry liay'ii wrB. -tiri i tin l.ujiif we o.W t!: working cIuk. Vt- t!idi ili-ii how :t m:-11 ii:Mn'y ruiti ily.. 4!ii'l fii:ir:mr'f t vit' olie w ! i !1'-aj our iiilri''!foliil :.ii tf i iy the uwikiiif; l id.'.i.iunl ;i mouth. t.t ry wlm t:ike In 1! iim-.t worfcn will -arely ami iilil- iri-.-n tti; ir c:ii iti; ; iln i-i i,v ti'i tii': ii: :.!.i: ii ; ivih - iinw wir! Lfr fl' hiiT i. u!i-l "H. 'i-a-i r. .:! : Tl:' .inie. I ui- i4 tin frvt i.i-:iki- Ttint vou l-ni t" I 1 ll.l'l ltl U!.l l " i l J'll h if.'hr . ir:ive ii.i-t::Ii' i!';mi i;r' ! -.:ii i: it tri;.i nt 'iiri. If vmt cr;l-i t !' -il tltir i.'il. :itni act .jllU'aC !v, ou .till liii.iilv liml toiirt'lt iii a ni );t .ri!(-riii i.ii-iii ii, i.i v. liii'It vn.i :n; imri-iv iiiiike iiMii itve lure -uiii. of nimii y. n -iilin "lily a tVw hour.-' work will i.Vh ii nii:.l :i mik'i w:i!ea. V .i.-Iii.-r von are jlil nr ii.iitj.', m;m r vioinau, it intiUi s iiii'iliiiVn i , '!n : w' it'll yo'i, uml uc. rM will iiitt't u nt tin- ry -inrt. Xi-itlir i-Xftii-riiMioe or c:tri::ii mi,".:ir;. flnitft- lio work f.: u. mi- r 'n:'l"il. Viiv not vri'e to rtay lor iull l ilHirlllur-i, IVi-r ? K. C. Al.l.KN Si CO., jo 4 ."O, AuicaMA, Me, Hii:c i Ala a t i: m i : v r. V'e hive mail a r neim-nts with Ir. ii. J. Kendall C., l'b-I i h s of "V 'I'rentiso on the llurso and lii Diftcuscs," whth xvill enutilv :ili )t:r huli.-criWHri to iibtaiii a to y ol tltat valuable woi k tree by sending their addres? enclosing a two c. nt clam tur niail-in;.f:ime t lr. H- Kendall t o., KOfbi:! jrh r!U, Vt. Tliin l.tol; is .now ic'coiiiii 1 as fctaiidurd an- ihoiity i;iini r.li dis a?es t the Ihoroc. us U piieiioineiial sale litest)', evrf tou. rn llion cojties liav-', i (n-:t. M .i in li e j-ut tMi yr,:ir.s . a 1 1 . a t-a!e iiovvi- Vt leacniu i-y any pubi oat ion in t'l ame jxrioj ot t:i:ie. ii d i l coi (idem that our t t , - - - il a')'i'cc:ate it o BO.'I:, i?r.: it; ;i.i! i avail 'I.cin-h!v;:; ..i '. j.o u". unity ol oc taiiiiu .i s 1 ti -ilo lf;U. It ib iKces.ar- thill you mention this paper i soudii. lor tho i reai-re " Thi t.ilif will re-tn'.ii oj'Vti lui only a bli-.r ". titno t47 12 I.) KDWIH BAUS. nam ITAIAN MARBLE HA.KD. 'Also the celebratel I UNION SAND ROCK. - TvliM6txrl A. S. DAVISON M. BK St. Clair, JFrmtOcttn Co ASf Tape Worm SpeciaUrt; ((Graduate,) will remove them alive f 60 minutes, painless and no fasting. 44 so treat old chronic diseases, and flL die.asas peculiar to Females. Chas Funke DKALEK IN; STOVES AND TINWARE. Keeps constantly on hand all that can bo found in a first-class Hard ware and Tlo Store. Repair ing of Revolvers, Guns, etc., promptly attended to. Till liiuiflnr J ..m ! mMu...suak a Specially. Union, JiKoiiri. OTTO STKECKER DIAMON SAL'OONl Union. Mo. ilave constantly on hactl a cbo;o sup-ily ot Wince, Lij:it,rs and Ci r . t-' c v i ni 1 I ra n d j ol Whiskey Koltl iu tliV CfUilllilV I a carton of r AM Home Tacks I All all size Dealers for all home uses i Sell finilipq Morphin Habit Cnrad la IO W mwmmwM DR. t. STKPHElfS. Laaaaam. Okla. Villi IIOIOMII. KOMI eared. aaraAKintii rafaa mm wmm YOU E TO CHEW? av. aaaaw Bm. r I I I f M 1 M m. M a aW aaa aa M 33 Administrator's Notice. Nntii'fl in lireliy piven tlinl lettcru ul' aiiniiu-fKtrr.iiiin iiniii llie rii jle ul I'liurli-J K. Ilfiiirk, tU'reuniMt, liave lneu aramiM to thik innler-Hineil Aliuinitrjit"r liy iln .liui;ri' ul' .iio J'ro-Imte t'nurt !' r'tanklin t ouiny, Mi.KMiiri, list. el irii IMIi, !5;. All Mrinn bavin rlnims ni:;iiiiHt caiil ea-lale urn i eiiiiriii io exhiliit tlii-iu lur ulloHunra On iaiit Ailiiiiitiniruinr within urn ar ul Haiti iltite ur tlie may :io iirft'liKti'tt irimi nnylit-ue-til of sttiil enlaui, uml il aii rluime are nut ex-hiliiieil w ilhin I" u yeara Iroiii theilute of ttitf Culiiie.itiun of thi uotice, they will tie forever ttrred. JAMKS y. UKAI.V Ailiiiliiislratur. S0 5t. May It), '03. SOLID; THROUGH TRAINS KROM ;ST. JL. O U 1 S ,Kmsas City, St. Joseph. OMAHA, DENVER. St. Paul & Minneapolis WITH Dining Cars Vestibuled Drawing liccm Sleep ing tjars Reclining Chair Car Sats Tree. llraaji lespm: Car: St..!::: t: Csah IINI.Y ONE I IIAM.a lit' I A HI- TO TH a PACIB'IC COAST TIIBBEST LINE FOR NrBRAI- ' v A fi. ma Ti A gtr MT T 4 Hour ftnickest time to OcMVER and COLORADO POIKTS. I Triln Iuilr SilvM-u Si. i'Hiil :niil Jlhiiie;tji!:. D. O. IVES, j f.crTal riiK' x. lii-ki'i jijrt. St. ! Mo i iupl Settlement '&g--v. .ii':ii is IuT''V :.:.vti l a l rl .xn'l 'i.'r. riiUM'iii-i in iln. i".t t't- . i VV, r I t i i -. lii-i'ftt-.l. Ui:t t';.t- -ru. vriil :it,l i'!n'.' titi-iils Io t.i.kf v til .Mlr-lui-n' (!l"!.'tir on .iillm I' t?l. .! t. . . i.rxl ; i n, nt' !! IT'iii;.! I .i:irl I i.-ii i' '.-ulv, , -i. iri . i-i l.f ! 'l-l in i'i" 'i;; i : i.uu ' in ! rtiiiii lmp, at I m if..:. i v ! Jm.-l-W. ' I -i.. i t.M'utDr.