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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
To the Stockholders of the
ATCHIsON, TOPEKA G. SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
@. 9. ELLIS, SECRETARY.
81 wALL-ST.

Referring 10 the proposal for stock Trust made oy
us in our circular Of Dec. last beg TO state thnt
In accordance with the suggestions made 10 us by II
Of Influential stockholders we have cnuscd the
following notifications be made In The Deed OF Trust,
viz;
To the four Trustees already named. Hessrs george
Magom, Thomos Bartng. Otirer w. Peabody and John j.
cCook there hare added Mess b. p cheney and LeUt
c. wade Of Boston, and WILLIAM j. Roteh Of Nee BEDFORD
Mass.
nv raeancy occurring in the Trust during the period Of its
erissnce is TO be dled by the remaining Trustees.
The limit Of time been changed so that instead Of he
Trust extending the Lat Of Jly 1900 is now made 10 sr-
ptre the la Of JulV, 1890.
This Trust ,c be declared eGece at least three hun
dred thousand 600 600 shares Of Soek hare been depod
before such has been made but not dercGrd any
stock Tru CERTIFICATES may be suTrendered and the stock
reprssented M them iodraVn Application tt be made 10
hare the Trust Cer1cates listed IN Boston. Nsc York and
London go that nty shatl be sairbIs AZ all times.
If the Trust = now constituted commcnds Itself TO
your please forward your certificate of stock
to the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TkCSi COM
PtNY, NO. 81 MII4K-SfREET BOSTON, who VIII
Issue In exchange therefor, and return TO you free of
EXPENSE stock Trust Certificates emitting the holder
To ali dividends rights and other beneficial interests
uccruug TO- or growing OF, the de posted shares,
md 10 the return Of like number OF shares when the
rust has expired unless the shall be further eX-
tended by the respective parties in interest
Holders Of stock the AtchsOn, Topeka d Santn Fe
Railroad ompa ny should deliver their certificates,
signed upon the backs with power Of attorney to
transfer the same, 10 George C. MnSoun, Thomas
Bnring. Oliver w. Peabody. Iohn j. McCook, ID. p.
Cheney, Levi G. Wade and Nillinm j. Rotch TO the
Boston safe Deposit and Trust Company, subjects an
agreement that the title such stock and the voting
noer shall be vested in the above named per-
until July l. $500.
Power. Of and copies Of the Trust Deed will
be furnis hed by the Trust Company.
II l. poriant all that the Trust shall be
completed at the earliest possible date, and stock
holders should forward their certificates promptly, IN
case they decide to participate.
Very respectfully yours,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

The Company, realizing that the old plant which from
1882 until August last furnished the city with water
would in consequence Of the growth of the city
become inadequate determined to build another plant
81 Florence about six miles north OF the old pumping
station, which would have capacity TO supply five times
the quantity Of water used This new plant was
practically completed August 1880 and formally opened
that date, 1t has been constructed In the most SUD
stantial at cost OF nearly 81 ooo0 and 1t is
generally acknowledged that Omaha has the most
complete system Of water works possessed by any city OF
less than 4000 900 population in the United States.
The Missouri River furnishes inexhausble supply,
and chemical analysis shows the to be pure
any city could desire
The history OF investments proves that there
safer securities than those issued
proper conditions. The obvious Water is
necessity; there is and be substitute TO- it, The
earnings permanent and in growing cities continually
Increasing There are no bad debts. strikes, and
competition The franchise fixes the rates, and the city
and people pay for the service or the fire and do
nestle supply will be cut OF. enterprise rests upon
more solid basis The the nine hundred prIyate
water companies in the United and Of the old com
NAMES IN Europe sustans the statement that no other
clos of enterprises has been uniformly successful
The Company does offer its securities for .aIe
until after the money representing them has been
expended
The bonds OF the Company are listed at the Ncwyork
Stock Exchange and application will be made to list both
the preferred and stocks. The Registrar Of the
company is the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New
York.
we offer the preferred shares rate Of 800 each
subject TO without notice. making rebate inter-
est at the rate per cent TO April 1890 date from
which the regular dividend will 1t being the
ton Of company pay the dividends April and Oeto
Der !.
Subscribers privileged TO pay in full and receive
their certificates once. 25 per cent at time
subscription and the balance in three instruments Of % per
cent each on the OF February March and April 1890
We recommend the preferred stock as safe investment
Frrther particulars upon application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
financial.

MISSOURI, KANSAS 6 TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION.
FEBRUARY 3. 1890.
is THE LAST DAY
FOR DEPosITING SECURITIES
NOTICE The Committee of which Edward King Is
Chairman have Withdrawn their pan and their in
stance there being doubt under the laws of Kansas Of
power TO give vote 10 bondholders, have agreed,
instead granting income bondhoders vote, TO insert
in the Second Mortgage certain provisions In order TO
eectualy insure the application of net earnings 10
payment Of interest that mortgage
The time for the deposit of securities with the GEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YORK under the
reorganization agreement of Now 81, 1850, and for
all rights Hereunder is extended
TO MONDAY, FEB. 8, 1890, inclusive.
After Feb 3, $50, securities will only be received
ex rights such limited time and payment of
such pennlty the committee may prescribe.
All rights extended TO the depositors of GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED PER CENT. AND PER CENT.
BONDS AND STOCK, under said agreement, to SUBJ
scribe TO the $4,000 900 fund will belong exclusively
TO the dcposters of snld bonds and stock their
signs who accept rights In proper form and lodge
the acceptance of such rights with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY or before Feb. 3, 1890
All rights extended TO the depositors of stock to
exercise the rights which would have nppertained to
nonassentng stockholders under the eleventh clause
said will be offered by the committee ex-
cusvciy 10 the depositors stock Registered by the
CENTRAL TRUST co. who deposit their stock on or
before 1890 aud comply with the conditions of
said the assignees of the rights of such
depositors.
GUARANTEE SYNDICATE has agreed TO take all
of the s1S,0OO0OO fund required for The purpose Of
paying the sEvENs AND THE UNDERLYING BONDS
which shall not be taken by the FIVE AND SIX PER
CENT. BDNDHoLDERs OR BY THE srOCKH0LD-
ERS. The syndicate has also agreed to take all of
the securities applicable 10 stockholders who shall in
to pay the assessment OFTEN DOLLARS each share
of stock, agreed pay the assessment nppii-
cable TO all such Notwithstanding stock.
The Committee expects to be able TO effect the
reorganization by forming n single new corporation.
should, however, il become necessary to form more
lian one corporation, certificates other obligations
secured by first and second mortgages will
he issupd for like amounts.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF THE GEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF n. y. HAVE BEEN
LISTED on THE NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
JOEL L. FREEMAN
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE,
COLGATE HOYT
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
COMMITTEE
O. 9. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WALLST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
~ HE TIDE WATER PIPE COMPANY, Linn

i tied. NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF DRAWN BONDS
hereby given that the following numbers OF bonds
secured By mortgage OF the Tide Water Pipe Company
lm:,d Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe Deposit
Company trustees dated January l. 1889 amounting 10
Two hundred and NIFTY thousand dollars $3.50 0OO have
redemption the Office the said trustees
325-331 Ches:nutst Philadelphia Pa the first
DAY OF March next, 4 ID. 1890 which date interest
-. Il. .DlII nDn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

support OF this estimate it may be stated that the
ecord that after water works in large cities have
operation fifteen years more the ratio OF
takers to population is about to Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
EcsaI Notifies.

II Asst 52D STREET AND LEXINGTON
~ AVENU E.-Supreme Court, City and County OF New;
York-Franklln II. Clifford against John z. Clifford and
another. defendants In pursuance OF an nteroeu0ry
OF PARTITION sale made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the oath day Of
January 1890 and pursuant TO the order duly granted
therein bv the Niles Beach, Justice said date, l.
undersigned the referee therein named, viii sell at
public auction the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room Limited 50 TO 90 Liberty street In the city
OF New York the cath day OF February, 1890 at IL
O'Clock noon OF that day by Smyth Ryan auctOneers
the premises mentioned and described in same Judgment
wit All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land situate
living and IN the Nineteenth Ward OF the city Of
NcwYork bounded and described as follows Beginnne
AT uon on the northery side OF Fftyecond street dis
ant eastery hundred feet from the Garner formed by
with the northeTy line Of Fifty second street running
thence eastery along the nOfthery side o. FtyseeOnd
street seventeen feet thence nOIthery and parallel with
Lexington avenue hundred feet and five inches thence
westerly and parallel with Ftysecond street seventeen
feet thence outhery and parallel with Lexington avenue
hundred feet and i've Inches 20 the nOrthely side OF
Flftv.sec0nd street, the point or place Of beginning.
dated New.YoFk January 30th. 300
GEO w. McADAM LEICESTER HOlME,
Plaintiffs Attorney, 6eferee
81 Chambers street,
N. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Population
AVERAGE RATIO OF CONSUMERS TO POPULA.
TI0E. 4 TO

The present combined population OF Omaha and South
Omaha IS not less than 10000. 1t certain,
therefore the Of few years this company
will have 10000 water.takers though there is
increase In the population.
POPULATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Parent Company
6,275 Machines

and has caused be organized SubCompanies in different
parts of the country and through these agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Thomas A. Edison
The American
GraphophOne Company.

Having control OF both Photograph and Graphophone,
the company comprises within itself every practical device
recording and prptuatng human Speech and thus all
patent litigation is Grotded.
The North American Phonograph Company is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.,
113 Dcvonshirc ST.
Boston, Jan. 80, 1890

The undersigned believe the above VOt-
inn Trust to be wis6 and necessary pre-
caution, and they recommend to all their
fellow stockholders to put their stock in
the Trust without delay.
X. G. WINTHROP, THos. NChEKsoN,
I IOwEII Attorney. WI. 4. WELD,
CHARLES e.. WELD, JOsEPli ii. WHITE
cVoRcE w WELD, SAMUEL WATTS,
ISAAC IT RTRR LUCIUS G.. PRATT,
WARREN SAWYER, A. W. NlthEhSOF,
unpX sPEaRE FRANZ MORRISON,
rnyyIS H. ABDOT, IL. VI. MORSE. Jr,
CHAS. X. GOODMAN, GID " NlShEhsoN'
B sCHLESINGER, a. CoCHhANt ~ Co''
GEO. II. WILBUR, CALEB tOoIh,
= "a TIIrsTON GEO. Il. TALBOT,
= n urCuT TnOS. p. PROT TOR,
IcuN 4 RIGHT JOHN T.. DE WITT,
CHAS. 4. WEIGH, l.. H. llOhsE ~ bifo"
uI,ItE aROs &, CO., PARKINSON X BURR,
RICHARDSON, HILL & JOHN Z. tiAFFlN
CO.. Nii. miNoi' J'' Ai'"i-
KINNICUTT & DE
WITT, HENRY NOOpS
H. " PfTSAN T.. a. SYLVESTER,
ARTHUR ROTCH, JOHN GUINNESS
BREWSTER. COBB Il ROYAL w. TUNER
E-TARKOOk EDW. r. DALAND,
ANDRLW>HICK-, l.. PlERsON bEEbb'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Increase in years 1928, 1907 cent.
average Of 1919 cent annum If the ratio OF In
crease number OF water takers for the next six
only 20 per cent per annum, the result will be
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Six per cent interest the outstanding certificates ~
ponts win Paid the holders thereof or their legal
on and after Tuesday, the Fourth Of Ftbru.
airy next. go, , , zoos IN, 4.
redeemed and paid holders thereof their legal
representatives and after TUESDAY the Fourth Of Feb
rary next from which date all interest thereon will cease:
The certificates TO be produced at the time OF payment and
cancelled ,, -,
earned premiums ~ the Company the ending 3st
December 1889 for which certificates viii be issued on
and after Tuesday, the Sixth Of Nav next.
Ry order OF tne Board J. II. CHAPMAN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

THE COMPANY IS NOW EARNING. AT THE RATE
OF ABOUT 1920. 900 PER ANNUM, A SUM MORE
THAN SUFFICIENT TO PAY ALL FIXED CHARGES
AND THE PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND AND
As THE INCOME MUST CONTINUE TO INCREASE
FOR MANY YEARS TO COME, THE ABILITY OF
THE COMPANY TO MAINTAIN THE DIVIDEND
CANNOT BE QUESTIONED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Tho American Water Works Company owns the water
FORKS with which Omaha and South Omaha
are supplied during the 1889 expended in the
completion Of plant and other improve
ments. the Of s1139,33623. On account of this
outlay company proposes to sell 100000 OF its six
per cent preferred stock shares OF the value Of
$500 EACH authorized meeting Of stockholders held
August 20. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
100000
SIX Per CENT. PREFERRED STOCK
ISSUED BY
The AMERICAN WATER WORKS CO.,
OWNER OF THE
OMAHA Water WORKS.
10000 Shares Of 500 Each.
10000 Shares of 500 Each.

THIS STOCK is ENTITLED TO CUMULATIVE
DIVIDENDS AT THE RATE OF PER CENT PER
ANNUM BEFORE ANY DIVIDEND CAN BE PAID
ON THE COMMON STOCK OF s4,ooo.ooo.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER 1,
AND RENTED BY CHEoUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Diui0en0 Notifss.

tJlDlUeUu " OLllf5.
A LII COUPONS due 1st prox and the prinI,.
n pal Of all bonds that date issued by THE
By dSg Stock Srnd railroads under car trust form
M be PAID and after that date az the ,Sa fo
CLARK a $50 No lSo south ih p PsadffP easSrcr
THE WABASH EAILRpAP .. coMpANHY ND 81
this Co%pa9y dye February lst Will be paa g. t on
S Sfe after Si III that Ge as Trust e.
SEATTLE LAKE SHORE AID I'd E4sTERM E hd:S
COUPONS due February list, 1890, on the
FIR; s Bonds Of 5 az e Ce DC Of ae
Union Trust c2nPD6nEw #
THE LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS R'Y co.
coupons on First Mortgage Bonds of this
and 9 date X M cqt HES. GS New"
Louisville, Ky, Jan. q, 1890.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
EROM THE NET EARNINGS of the six
months ended December g. 1889 the Directors have
Sayabe March T. 1890 to stockholders Of the illinois
Central Railroad Company registered at the close OF
The annual meeting stockholders will be held March
transfer books will be closed for the purpose
Of the above dividend and stockholders meeting iron
'i0 0'''0 ALEX1NDER G. MACKsTXFT, secretary.-
OFFICE OF THE TENNESSEE
co B iE2f 9NP JAM g. 1890
NJ OTlCE.-The coupons due February /,
~ 1890 the outstanding South Pittsburg Purchase
Money Bonds" will be paid at the Mechanics National
Bank 81 Wall-st., Sew-YO
JAMES BOWRON, Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
" COMPANY, San Francisco Cal, January 6, 1890
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE on the capital stock OF
a % and Dc na S a% Of Warrant &C.
% az the Pacific Company, No. %
Transfer books Win Be- closed at O'Clock p. M JAN
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
+. H. MILLER ir.. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
the NORTH
AMERICAN
PHONOGRApH
COMPANY

of the par value of 500 EACH at $500 per share from
Wednesday, February 9TH, at 10 m, until Saturday
February sth 10 O'Clock, The capital stock OF
this company 06ooo shares all originally issued for
patent rights
The public Offering will be made simultaneously In
NewYork Boston, Providence Albany, and Philadelphia
The right is reserved to close the subscription at any
time reject any subscriptions and in the event OF over
subscriptions to make pro rata alotments.
deposit ten dollars (s10 per share will be required
with each subscription the balance to be paid upon an
nouncement OF the allotment which Will be made as soon
as possible after closing the subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Returns OF premiums
and Expenses ....s1Oo, 93I.Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Ecrtnrcs an> nleetines.
Jlnanrlal.

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
NETWORK, January 9th, 1880.
IN HE TRUSTEES, in Conformity TO the Char
ter OF the Company submit the following Siateihehs
of its affairs the 3llt OF December 1889;
fffh ss to oH sist pecem6eT isso s4,ilG o294o
Jsnmarv I sso - ....... -. ], 1856 1857
Total Marina Premiums . ......... as, 5O2, T0,.27
Premiums marked OF from LIST January, -.
$50 "a 3ist DeceInber 1889 ......... 81 IA 9i31
Losses paid during the same Pc . , 80 .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
COlOred Society Notes.


There was genuine sensation created IN
Ironton recently, owing to the unexpected
arrival from Iallas, Texas, Of Will Carter
with young bride. The bride and groom
met with a hearty welcome on the part of
the numerous friends of the groom. Billy
is to be congratulated upon his spec ia choice.
The bride will remain at her fatherin laws
for while. Billy is now a full-tledged
Pullman car porter. May he live long and
be happy.
Following this event on the 18th inst. was
was a saddle. picture of human life, for on
that date it was announced that the funeral
of Hattie Bell, the daughter of George
Switzerland, of st. Louis. would take place
fLom the Methodist church on the arrival of
No. from st. Louis at 10 p. NJ. The corpse
was received by waiting friends, and con-
veyed to the church where, with becoming
reverence and solemnty, an appropriate
sermon was delivered by Rev. McAlster.
Hattie was grand daughter of Mrs. Boyd.
Once more let us look upon another pict-
ure. but not one of sadness this time, but
one Of happiness to all parties concerned.
One of the happenings arrived not long ago
at the house of Robert Williams, of Arcadia.
He is said to have weighed ten pounds.
Following this event on the 18th inst. came
another little happiness to dwell at the house
of Rey. Chas. Casey. "My daughter is get
ting along all right, now | am a man." so
says Charley. Pilot Knob, not to be out
done by Ironton or Arcadia, reports very
recent arrival Of a daughter at the residence
of Leonard Arnot. Leonard is not at all eX-
cited, for he has had considerable eXper-
fence in that line.
| examined not long since a curiousIy
shaped egg, which was laid by hen belong
ing to Mrs. Sweezie. Not only has the egg
curious shape, but it also has an impress
sion upon one side of it, which is good
representation of a clock face. Upon the
margin of a well defined dial are standing
out in bold relief, in Roman notation, the
figures 1, II, III, etc, up to XII. Now
come the questions: l. Is that henIa math-
ematician? .. Was she impressed with the
importance of time?
Messrs. Joe Carter and VIM. Jackson, of
Granite Bend, were visiting in Ironton last
week.
Mrs. Alkaline Rose, of st. Louis, has moved
to lronton to live.
Elder j. w. Brown is looked for on the
22d inst. to hold the 4th Quarterly Confer
ence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
From Uncle Isaac"

DIES ARC, Mo, Feb. 10, 1890.
Muddy roads, and business dull on ac-
count Of it.
There is some sickness among us at pres
emit. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lloyd lost their
only child, sweet little baby, last Friday
night 1t was hard for them to part with
the little angel, but God saw best to take it
home. Its funeral was preached at the
Methodist church by Rev. Watson.
Peter Claton, formerly Of this place, but
at present living at Van Buren,, lost his wife
short time ago.
There was box supper given at the Bap-
fist church last Thursday night. Owing to
the heavy rain that fell there was not a large
attendance, but all who were able to get out
spent a very pleasant time. The service
opened by music under the management OF
Mrs. Simmonson. which was very fine.
PRAYER by Rev. Watson. Then song by the
children. The sales from the boxes were
very satisfactory, and the amount was ap-
piled to a small debt hanging on the church.
ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
The st. Joseph Lead Co.

From the Engineering and Mining Journal.
We understand that Improvements
of a value exceeding $500, 900, princi-
pally represented by railroad from
the mines to the Mississippi River,
have been made out of the last and
preceding years profits, and that a
scrip dividend of this amount. or 80 Is
per cent, ON the capital stock 500 ,OOOl
as well as four quarterly dividends of
per cent. each i'm cash, have been dis
tributed. The scrip is redeemable at
par at the option OF the company. II
is rumored that it is not improbable
that this redemption will take place at
the end of the current year. Ii should
be remembered that this company
treats non-argeDtiierous lead ore, aud
is therefore dependent wholly on lead
for its profits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20
1t Was Done IN Sorrow, Not IN Anger

BRO. AXE, of Ironton. gives Bro
Stokes, of Dexter. a castigation that
ought 10 do him good. When a man
gets to boasting that he was born a
Democrat and is a Democrat from
principle, and at the same time is find
ing fault with every thing the party
does, the sooner he gets over into the
other party, the sooner will he get
where he belongs and the better it will
be for the party he has left. We had
an editor here three years ago, who
was such a simon-pure Democrat that
he could not support the Democratic
tickle but slandered every man on it,
and a month or two after the election
he was the most rantankerOus Radical
in the county and has since been re-
warded with post-office. The Re-
publican party is evidently proud of
him, and we know that the Democratic
party is glad To get rid of such an ex-
cresence. Stokes can take warning or
profit by his example, whichever he
prefers.-JefersOn Democrat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

Ste. Genevieve Fair Play: "In case
Judge Thomas secures the nomination
for Supreme Judge, the Reynolds ont
took wants Col. w. r. Edgar of IRON
ton for Circuit, Judge. Besides being
an able lawyer, Col. Edgar is schol-
arly gentleman and would wear the
jud icial ermine with becoming grace
and dignity"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-02-20

There is one thing certain, and that is that
the Advocate, In the coming fall elections,
will be found working for harmony and the
best interests of the Democratic party. no
matter whether the nominees for office meet
its approval or not. 1t will strive, however,
to have only good and competent men put
on the ticket. We hope to see every Demo-
crat, who may seek office, have fair play,
and to this end we shall work. These are
our sentiments.-POplar Bluff AdUOcdte.
They are true Democratic sentiments,
and if all the country Democratic press
will do the same-having an eye single
to the glorious old party of jefferson
and the principles 1t Representative
we will scoop the Fat-Fryers from
skin to core, and from core back to skin
again. next November.