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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
sHERIFF,s sALR.

. BY virtue OF q special execution, Issued
from the III q o! the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri 10 favor OF
Jacob kuykendAll, Admr. Oi o tate of j. Kuyk-
endail and against Rsdmon Smelling, M,rgnr.
at Smelling, John l.. Conner, Thomas
Thompson and JAMES ThompeOn dated 10Th
day OF January, 1850, and to the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, 1 will on
Friday, February Is. 1850.
between II o hou's Of nine O'Clock in the fore
mon and i've o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day, ut the Court house door IN the town OF
Tuscumbia, Miller county, State of Missouri
and while The Circuit Court o. Miller county
. In session expose To sale At public Auc.ion
% the hlghest bidder Tor cash ia hand, alt
the rleh', title, interest and estate OF the said
Rvdmon Snelliog and Margaret BnollIng Of,
IN and to the following described real .est ate,
situated 10 The county OF Miller aud State
~ Missouri, to-wit: Tas north vest or OF the
northwett or OF section q, and The northeast
q OF the nnrtheast or NJ section 20 oil in
.u~n,hip 80 OF range 10, Levied upon aud 70
be sold TO sat,sty said execution aud costs.
p. 3. MILLER. Sheriff. =
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PIsasant Mount School.

The Pleasant Mount School will open Feb
rusry s.h, 1850, and continue twenty weeks,
pnder the charge Of w, II. Kemper. The
time will DO divided into terms Of ten weeks
each, The school will be conducted FOR The
benefit Of az classes, and thoroughness will
be 3 prominent characteristic.
For the bsnens Of those who expect to TEACH
We will orgAniss Aclass and dlScpss aeAool
Tactics, School Discipline 10.
The school wiz be divided intostwo de-
parimeHts, according q, advancement Of
pupils.
The tuikon will be s2.bO per tern in the
prlmasy department, and S4.p0 pei term In
the advanced depaitueni, payable Al The
middle OF Toe term.
Good board can BE- obtained st from 81 30
10 81 % per weei.
For further information address
w. II, KEaPER,
~ asAnt Ms, Mo.
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sHgRIFF,s SALE.

By virtue OF a Transcripts execution, is,usa
from The Office OF the clerk OF tho cIrcn,,
court OF Millor county, Missouri, In favor q,
the Stste oil Missouri, at the relation and y
the u.s Of Z, $. Miller, collector OF the reva
nue. OF Miller county, 10 the gate Of Mi.souvI
and against Walpert Herr and Hunter Uey,,
dstsd the 18th dny OF February, 1879. and Ia
toe undersigned Sheriff delivered I viii on
FRIDAY, Febr AIRY l3th 1850, \
between tns hours OF nine o'clock In the fore.
noon and I'VE O'Clock in the aiterncon of thar
day, at the Cont house door in the town OF
Tnsou nbis, Miller oounty, Missouri, and
while tho Circuit court OF Miller county is In
session, expose 70 sale at public auction 10
the highest bid Ter for cash In hand, ali thu
right, tlue Interest and pseste OF The said
Wslpert Herr ana Hunter Herr, OF, 10 and 10
the following described real estate, situated
In the county Of Miller and State 81 Mlssouri,
tO-wits
100 acres north west Of northwest quArler
and east half northwest quarter, section p
township Al, range 10. Levied uron and q
DO sold 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
p. 3, MILLER. Sheriff.
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STOLEN HORSE.

Stolen from the subscriber, | / 4 miles east
OF Bigh Point. Monitean oiunty, Mo-, on the
night OF the l3br. inst, IA brown horse, shout
nine years OLD. 10 ! 2; hands high, white on
nose and forehead. Tour white feet, Scar or
sink on side of right wetheri eOlar marked.
and name wore % near the head she'd Al
round.
Will pay q liberal reward for spy informs-
ton thst viii lead 10 the recovery OF the ani-
NAL. Send information bv telegraph II pos
sible,, 10 Jos. Hart, High Point. or
JoBN TiLLgRY,
Guy hArshal,
Call fOrnla, No,
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up sby A. i. Mathews ~ Strays on
G A. Williams n ~. tiee OF the peace OF Jim
Henry e Wnshiuin Miller county, on the 28th
day Of Dec. 1879 to-wili two yeArling steers
one OF q deep red color, laos white, snip on
the nose, both hind feet white. belly white
One pale rod steer some white spots on his
side. Both marked crop OF OF the = ght ear
crop and undeEhit Ia the Lett ear, and was ap-
praised NJ the sun OF sixteen DOLE " BY y,
N. Warner aud A 4, Hopkins and j +,
5.' a. WILLIAMS. J. P.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22

The BAxsER for 1850 will be more inter.
esting, fuller Of news than any country paper
in southwest Missouri. It will contain
brevities Of news from every part OF the
world; the lstsse telegraph and mail CLEAN.
iugs Of all importsut events; general foreign
notes; personal aad political; persfrom the
East, South, West and middle states; The
latest general market reports from all In
portsn. points. Being the oflclai paper OF
Miller coupty, sltpssed IN tho center Of
Usage Valley, gives all county and valley
news; every family should bavo the BASNRR
as . household necessity. Subscription Sl'Oo
in advance.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
SHERIEF'S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FuNn MORTGAGR

Ia virtue and by authority Of 90 order Of
sale i,sued from tire Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Miller county. Co me direct.
I'd snd delivered, dsted p-cember 8 h., 1874,
IN favor OF County Schoul Fubd, aud sgainst
Zebedee Spearman, as principal, and The fol-
l0sing deserlbrd real estate situate, lying
aud being bin the county OF Miller aud state
Of Missouri, to.~it; West half OF the north
szst QuarIsr and the foulhea,t quarter OF tho
n.rlh west quarter 10 section 10, township
80, RAJ &c 10, contsining 100 sc IS. And [
nave seE-d and levied upon tie Abosr hsscrib,
ID real estate . the property OF said Zrbedss
SpeE'tn.u an. aud / Will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2qd, 1850,
between ihs hours Of nine O'Clock IN The fore
noon aud Ase o'cluck In the afternoon VI That
day, IN itort Ot the courf house door, in tho
town OF Tutcumbia, County pt Miller and
y ate Of Missouri, sell AZ publ o auction, ia
me highest bidder iog cash, all 1.-The righi, uue,
mt RS, clam and property Of The Aboye
| nsnieu q bodice Sp-srman, OF, 10 aud 70 tha
4boyo Utecrihed real estats 10 salisiy ,aid
order OF safe and coSt,. ~
T. s MILLER,
Shnrtl liner Go, No.
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SnERlFF,s SAFE.

By Virtue aud authority Of Il general exc.
eution Issued IRON the Office Of this Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of halles county, Missouri,
dated l7lb day OF September, 1879, 10 me
directed and drliyered returnable TO the CIR
cult CONT Of Mlries o1unty, Missocti, on the
seeond Monday in February next Ia iayor Oi
[. l.. LAwsoB and against @. w. Crlsmon,
Gilbert CrismoD, Isaac Orismou, Il. A. Girls
mon and w. j.. Shefrill, / baYe feigrd and
levied upon all the rig0t, title, claim and
|interest OF tho said @. W. Crsmon, Of, 10 and
o. the following lands 80 Nj Ier county. Mo-,
to-wiI; nV q, Sec IL. T. 80 IL, VIZ lot
4 uw4 Ste. . L 80, Il II, ; h~4 eec. II
keep ~ ucr, > in nv corner alan 2 aeres uif
et v side w MA Sec. IL, t 80 X IL and ne
sci Sec. IA asJ commencing AZ SO corner OF
So ne Sec IA then north 5 en- then " 20 ch
then 8 5 ca then Q 30 ch all in Il Al, X IL,
also commanding At ne corner OF lot q nv
Sec. &. r 80 X ia then S 50 rods then W Al
rods then Il so rods then Q 20 rods and BY
se,zinp snd eve ing upon the right title aud
inter- a. OF Isaac Crismou OF, ia and to the
lot l aud 2 nv Ssct l and lDts ! 4 And
3 ~ Seer9 + so, r ", aud will on
Tuesday l0,h day OF February, 1880,
between the hours OF niue o'clock in the iort
moor aud Aye o'clock IN the aisefnoOI Of thai
day, expose said real estate 20 public sale, o.
80 much thereof as will be- sufficient 70 tAtls
Nv said execution aud costs, To the highest
bidder for cash In hand, ri the court bous'
door, in the town OF Tuscumhia, Miller conn'
ty, Missouri, while the Circuit Court VI sale
county 10 in session.
p S. MYLLER, sheriff.
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Prof. Tiee's National Weather Almanac
for 1880.

v VOS
The annual issue OF Prof. Tice's "Westh'y
Forecasts and American Almanac Tor losO -
ia ont, and wp learn that the frst editOo Of
over 20 G0G copies vas called Tor within elgh'
DAYS of its publication, aud a second lsrgef
one nut TO prose. 1t is fIlier and moro spe >
&c in its weather peognosticattons Tor 1880
than formerly and u variety Of subj cts OF ~
terest, such as plsguos apd the economical
relations thereto, heat ana snus'rokes,
cyoloues, facts for ioreteiling the Weather, etc.
are discus.edl Copy Can be obtained by en-
closing 30 cent. TO Thompson, Flee . LillinAr
ston st, LOUIS, No.
"Amotg the N neurological Gestures OF
special Ia eres, aud va pe are the following:
lat. Yorsca,t, Of the aeather.
2id. Prrjhelia aud tbe plssuei
ard. Heat and sunstoee;
4th. Cyclones
5.hl Meteorological fsc,e;
9Th. Electro planetary theory OF Meteor
ognssy;
7th, Facts canoarning the meteoric show
ers November ~ h, 1879;
9th. CALENDER page;
Resides tbs above ARE tables OF interest and
pounds OF commodities.
Address
THOMPSON, TIcE . ~LILLINGaroN, Pubs.
St. Louie, Mo.
Every family in the land should
have ono OF Prof T,se's Almsn.e's.
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have Q full limo ot Cooking Stoves ana
prices range from SD L. $50, MI complete.
My prices are aud = otli be 70 luw rs they cal.
be sold west Of ST l. us. | handle all tht
leading Stoves, such us Favorite, Standard,
General, Ctarttr Ok, Chester COX, Ano
mauy others which l have not room 1.
mention.
CALIFORNIA, MISSOURI.
Representei b, ID p MOuRE.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
TERMS or COURT:

ADhhS W NNCNAs
CIRCUIT COURT: Meets Second Monday In
February and SecondMonday In september;
4. l.. FpwARps, Judge.
COUNTY COURT; Meets First Monday IN
February. MAY, August and November;
w, X. WRIeHP, pFesidicg ~jlstice; JoHs
g. JOBE, lst district, HIRAM REED, 2nd
district, associate JUSTICES.
PROBATE COURT; NJ cts Second Mon.
day In February, M Y. August aud Nov
ember, jas. II. Tom J1dgt.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22

GAVE
~ FKykR AqrEANp IYEn Pan Is without any
exception Tie bees Pas IN xxi teuct Tor The cure and
preyUn lcn " all mulaIt0us dteHes aud the moht
NUnderEl modt al ds oyeiy Of the oge, No medicine
n quirrd. Cures ny absorpt ON. srnt for pamphlet,
Yllcb Etves. .eruh, ate n txitaordllary cures Per,
formed ~ this Pul, mailed re, Ask your DruRgiht
for "a. r. yp ian lad und taxi NJ o 10 " 4 he as
none, "! senA You one yEgl on rec ~ Oi price,
~. JOnhPH FLENiAG. 81 Msrgft b Feet, Piup
eurgh. ia. sols Asent loI le Ln Iea sIales,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
THE CEEsUs.
Who ihe Supervisors and What Their
Districts.

Districts.
The entire list Of census supervisors tor
Missouri has been agreed upon, and the nom
nations will be seut to the senate 10 a few
days. The appointments determined upon
are ss follows:
SUPERVISORS.
Fiat District-C. &. Solomon, ofSt. Louis
Second Distriet-Gresson, Of Iron county.
Third District -B. p. Bailey, Of Galloway.
Fourth Dislrict-Hubbard, Of Springfield.
Fifth DIstriet-D. NJ. Drapsr, of Hannibal.
Sixth Distr,ct-zJohn P. Duke, Of Kansas
Oity.
Seventh pistrict--C Corridor f. Craig, Of
81. Joseph.
Third district-Audrain, Boone, Galloway.
Camden, Cole; Crawford, Pant, Franklin,
Gasconuade, Lincoln, Maries, Miller, Mont.
Romery. Usage, Phelps, Pike. Pulaski and
Warren counties.
The duty OF the supervisor appointed in
each of these districts will be to appoipt the
enumerstors Tor taking the census.
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AARpw Ar sc.
STAMFORD MOORE
pFALER ~
Stoves and Tinware,
Iron, steel. Horse. noes, Nails
Ihj8t6Ie Skei1ls,

Hardware & Cutlsry, Sewing Machines and
Clocks, Wagon & CArrisge Woodwork.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22

LOCUST Ma, Jan. 0, 1850.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-30

liant for Republican victory. The Ia
boring element is congratulating itself
that one of its representatives, a man
who has worked himself up from the
lowest walks of life, is the Republican
candidate for the presidency, while on
the other hand they hold that the army
life of General Hancock has separated
him from ali sympathy with them
Major Butterworth estimates the MAORI
ty in Ohio as certainly 9ot less than
p, GOO
Mark ii. Richards, of Poustown, Pa,
writes as follows TO the Republican Con
gressional committee at Washington
"We are here in the western part OF
Montgomery county, the alleged home OF
General Hancock, but the appeal to
county pride don't work at all After
diligent inquiry l cannot find a single
Republican soldier or citizen who is go,
ing to support Hancock. 4 number of
our soldiers were closely associated with
General Hancock in tie army, but they
do not like his company or his platform.
The Republicans here are united, har-
monious, and in earnest"
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NO MIXING.

There will be rigorous quarantine
maintained by the Democrats between
the states Of Indiana and Pennsylvania
during the present canvass. This pro-
gr,tmme has been deemed eXpedient in
view of the fact that while the financial
manipulated with tenderness com.
mensurato with the peculiar demands of
the situation, the Hoosiers announce
their valorous determination 10 strike
out boldly on the tariff question, in re-
gard to which there seems 10 he an en-
couraging unanimity of sentiment in
favor Of free trade On the other hand
the condition of affairs is precisely re-
versed in Pennsylvania, where the Dem
Ocrats will tread with the airy lightness
of Il rlwn upon the tariff plank IN the
national platform, To the end that the
heavy manufacturing. vote of the state
may not be aroused To sense of i'm
pending danger, while the changes will
be rung with vigor ON the clause which
demands what the Republican party has
supplied To the country-"honest mon
ey t. consist of gold and silver, and
paper convertible into coin" Trespass
placaris have already been erected in
both of these commonwealth, and any
Democratic stump speaker or newspaper
reporter from the one found poaching
upon the political preserves Of the
other. will be promptly dealt with in
pursuance OF the Bourbon programme
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THE SITUATION IN NEW
WORK.

Secretary Evarts, speaking of the Dem
ocratic election Investigations of New
York and the statement that the MAORI.
ty of the committee will charge the Fed
eral election officers with abusing their
authority by discriminating between
voters, preventing Democrats from cast.
ing their ballots, says that the whole
history of the Democratic party of late
years has been one of discrimination
against Republicans, and in any State
or community where they have been
successful it has been by means of Intim-
idation or deliberate Justification of the
contents of the ballot boxes; that such a
declaration ON their part would be the
height of presumption; thai it would
only be necessary To consider the farce
of elections in many of the southern
states To see what Democratic practices
are. He said he would be pleased to
see such report made, as it would en-
able the Republicans 10 expose Demo
cratic methods. Speaking generally of
politics in New York, he said that there
was never such harmony in the party in
the state, and that no doubt appeared in
his mind of the success of the Republi
can ticket. The Secretary has written
letter to Gen. Garfield, in which he re-
views the political situation, and stating
the crisis of the battle will be fought
within a radius of fifty miles from the
City Hall in New York; that all the
rest of the northern states will be carried
by the Republicans; that the result in
the section named would decide New
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OVER THE STATE

Miami county is said 10 he solid for
ST. John.
Labelie county had three homicidesi in
two weeks
The lola Republicans are unanimous
for Haskell.
The Montgomery county Republicans
are solid for ST John and Haskell
Mr. H. p. Conveys, a citizen of To-
pcka, committed suicide on the 24th, by
taking ehloroform.
The Neosho county delegates have
been instructed to support John C. Car
penter for governor.
Auditor Bonebrake is sending to the
various county clerks of the state, the
appOrtionment of the state taxes.
The population of Independence,
Montgomery county, is 1910. The
population of Parsons, Labette county,
is 4,197; and that Of Oswego, in the
same county, is 1854.
The Solomon valley spiritualists will
hold their third annual camp meeting in
Mortimer's grove, one aid one-half
miles north of Delphos, commencing
August IL, and closing August %.
Adjutant General Noble has sent am
munition TO the companies of state mill
tia in the western counties, so that they
may he prepared for the Indians if they
attempt any further depredations.
Norton county People: 1t is a matter
OF remark that the rattlesnakes, which
were formerly so common in this region,
are rapily disappearing. Two years ago
they were very plenty, but now one is
scarcely ever seen.
The state aid society at Topeka has
received from Kansas City donation for
the frontier sufferers, comprising car
load Of supplies and a car load of pota-
toes. The supplies consist of every ar
ticle in the list necessary for the susie
nance of human life.
Hon. James Rodgers, of Usage county,
died at Burlingame Tuesday. He was
prominent citizen of the state, having
SNiNSA AZ bcAi4 AOuSSS Vi tlAC iC iSldNulC
and always took an active part in all
social and moral interests. Judge Pey-
ton, of this citywent Wednesday TO at
tend his funeral.
Judge Muse, editor of the Newton
Republican, is candidate for state
senator in the district composed of
| Harvey and Butler counties We
know of no man who would more ably
represent the people of that section or
who would more thoroughly understand
the needs of his constituency.
Mrs. J. Il. Marvin, of Atchison, gave
birth Saturday to a girl baby that tips the
beam at Il pounds. who is perfectly de-
yclopcd and bids fair to live. The
mother is doing well, and hopes to be
strong enough in few days to pay her
compliments to the reckless journalist
who spoke of the Lilliputian prodigy
rs "a little one for n cent"
\ special dispatch to the Kansas City
journal, from Caldwell, dated July Goth,
says ~ horrible murder was commit
ted today. At 0 Il. M, Chas. Wilson
murdered w. II. Stephens, foreman of
Maj Hoods cattle men, thirty miles
south of here. The body of the murder.
cd man has just arrived, and the murder.
CIR will be here this evening"
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Notice.

To Nancy &. French, Martha Rose. Edward
II Rose, Silas Cox, Mary Ealenor Rogers
William CLAYTON, Harriet n. spiccr, Alex.
ander Taylor. Addison +. Russell ,Jo.cnh
BRADSHAW Wilson. Samuel ii. Miller Thad-
deus IL Walker, Crafts j. Wright, Charles
IiernoD, Jesse Z. Amos and Eva Tucker
Josephine Myers, Jessie ID. Sisk, Mrs J0'
seph Gray, heirs at law of James ID SisE
deceased, and John Miller
y L GU ana each OF you will take notice that
you ana each of you have been sued by j NJ.
steele, who has flied his petition in the suit
commenced by him against you and each OF
you, IN the otdce OF the clerk of the District
Court OF Lyon county, Kansas, and that the
names OF the parties to SAID petition arc j. III.
steele. plaintiff. and you and each of Won. dc
PENDANTS That you and each of you must an
sWer the petition so filed by j NJ. Steele on
or before the 2Sth day of August. a. ID. 1854 on.
said petition will be taken US true and indy
ment rendered decreeing j. NJ Steele TO lie
the owner III fee simple of and in the possess
sion OF each, all and every of the tracts. pieces
or parcels OF real estate, situated in Lyon
county state OF Kansas, hereinafter de
seribed, and that any and all right title
claim or interest which you and each OF
you nave or claim to have in or to said
hereinafter described real estate. win he de-
creed to be null and void ne a~ainSt fLc
title and possession of the plaintiff in and TO
sald real estate, and that the plaintiffs title
70 70 saiu TeaI estate and every part thereof will
oe quIcted as against any and all interest or
title thereln or thereto had or claimed TO he
n l;i,, by you or either Of yon, and the court
VIII grant to the said j NJ Steele such other
and further relief in and about said real cs
tate as TO It may seem Just and eauitabIc
Inc description of said real estate is as fol
"a, tip Is, re- 10; the SC = of sec IL tn la Tst n.
the W = of the Sc u of sec r. tip Is rig ii: the
Sc = OF sec %, tp l6, re u; the c - of the Sc
Of sec ., tp Is, rg Is; the cast Z of the the se
of sec tip 10, rg Is; the sw = of sec IS. tn l5I
re- ~; the sc = OF sec 3, tip 1G, re- IL; all in Ly-
, STERRY & sEDGWICK.
~St' Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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HERE AND THERE

What is left of Senators Wallace and
Mcdonald seems to be troubled with the
vague suspicion that Mr.. Davenport was
heavily loaded.
There are plenty good christian peo-
pie who believe that the Lord has raised
up DIR. Tanner to solve the problem of
western Kansas.
The Democratic press has been. eulpa-
bly, tardy in charging General CARTEL
with the distress and destitution that
prevails on the Kansas frontier.
Pictures of General Hancock and DIR.
Tanner are in demand with anti-fat ad-
vertisers. and are employed to represent
the patient before and after taking.
1t is no breakfast job to beat General
Prosperity, and it should be borne in
mind by our Democratic friends that he
is running this year again on the Re
publican ticket.
The phenomenal staying qualities of
Missouri whisky has been demonstrated
by the fact that the Democratic conven-
tion of that state was in continuous ses-
sion for twenty-three hours.
The great aIacrity with which some of
the more rabid of Hancock's admirers
are stalking their loose change on the
success of the Democratic ticket, only
verifies the old adage, that fool and
his money are soon parted.
The Indiana scheme of electing Il soft
money candidate tor governor on hard
money platform, is almost, if not quite,
as feasible as the southern idea of OBJ
literating sectional asperities" with the
aid of rotten eggs and the time-honoretl
shotgun.
Senator Wallace regards Commits
siOner Davenport one of the most dis.
gustingly well-informed men that he
ever had the extreme infelicity TO tackle
In the language of the Indiana attorney
there are some witnesses who know too
id much.
Queen Victoria has refused TO send heI
card TO Sara Bernhardt, and the latter is
in a rage over the royal derelictiOn
The cratic methods employed by the
French actress for reinforcing her fami
ly, does not seem to meet the conserva
tive views of the British sovereign.
There is probably no public event
which would be signalized with such
general rejoicing by the people on the
Kansas frontier as the demise OF DIR
Tanner. The fasting physician is prov
ing entirely too much for the comfort OF
parties residing west of the sixth prin
cipal meridian.
1t is very interesting to note the con
| spicuous harmony between the financial
and business statements issued by the
different departments at Washington
and published as matters of news in the
Democratic journals, and the lively de
mand for "change" in the editorial
columns of the same papers. Consis
tency would seem to demand that one OF
the other be suppressed.
The Oklahoma invasion of the Kansas
City Times has brought up, flushed with
triumph, at Polecat creek The objective
point of another big boom which that
enterprising journal is just now pro.
polling are the head-waters of Salt riv.
er, which point it hopes to reach, if Doc
Mumford's wind doesn't fail him, early
in the month of November.