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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-20
BERLIN NOTES

BERLIN, March 1S.-In the criminal
court today eight persous, who had been
convicted OF riotinR on the streets on Feb.
., were sentenced to terms of imprison-
ment ranging from fifteen months to three
years. One Of the prisoners, who was
charged With having insulted the emperor
and yillified the police, was condemned to
two years Imprisonment at hard labor.
The others, who were charged with ouly
resisting the authorities, were sent TO
prison for from two to twelve months.
In the reichstag today The workmen' s
sick provident fund amendment bill was
read a third time
The porters at the granaries in Berlin
have struck for an increase Of 30 per cent.
in wages. choosing the time when an inn
mense amount of grain is arriving here
for making the demand
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clITRkCFO RY TRAnps.

PIATsFIEI \ = March "a Bridge
McDoBough. a pretty Irish giTl. who ios
The pas six years has been employed as :
domestic by Harold ferrill C PlalDhesd-
vas eriminaily assaulted By tsFo trsmP'
this morning Shs weBt into toe ce45sf
for bssket of wo0d IS ser shs ogsesd
me door two men, who we're stane3as Ga
the th~eshold. demanded feo8 be as-
ftand xas refused. syasTsayoa the Eo5ssan
wss eonfroateu With = Cocked FeSe3ssf
he.d bT oas % tbs ralsrFesnis. Wh.se TIE
other knocked hez down Ihsg as%s q tFs
her. leaving her uuegnsct0Is Ihe ponce
were nosif ifrd Two tramp were aTi@sasfi
"a North psasnHeId th.s afternoon On siss~
p.e5ua % le.ag Lse Eogaaa . z~si~s Aa.ss.
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80 counTY oJTLtNs.

Sra ISsFIELD. Ao, MsTca lS.-J. 5
Johnson of G.tuFa TE- !ssa- vito cane pp
srorz Forsytns lzst eFsnsn@ A&Ts that ifs@
5r,c.s.s,t tsiils tsss rzars3gy e Dspasy Sker}g
Vi sgItsua= is = ezsus ps@1s fare - tess4-
usaay taat wOajd imPsic@ts tls gGiitT PSI
tee 10 nz esEsfrs5ly sEci5sdsA Efs 0faesTa
fEr sosft asa Tic sit1~.s~s sesfa iaf<sE
osg.- a.s z. ssf1 ~ ths affair s. maEa a.
gscss4sf7se - order - p-~vkut tEs ry3n azss
frsra h~sag aTD1Gsae - s2sGsss ee frseEazss
% tee ga - ose$ A. tsFTinls sETfc sss1
over sac @1FsTJssr ssaAe~aSs. 3 = @Ases -
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ant43 80 GFlfzs eas ~ essssssiy ssssexa1 -.
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KANSAS APPOINTMENTS

TOPEKA. Kan, March ~ Governor
Humphrey made the following appoint
meEts this afternoon: state board ot
Andrew Sabin OF Garden City. DR. K C.
Musgrsve OF Grenola and DIR. T. W
Williams OF Olathe; state board OF plsr-
macy, To go into effect March - John 4.
Moore Of Lawrence; director OF state pcni-
tentiary, to go into effect April !. William
NJ. Rice of Fort Scott; live stock sanitary
comm issioner. Co 20 into effect March -.
Charles Collins of Hutchinson state board
OF charities, W. w Miller Ol Usage City.
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RERING SEA ARBITRATION.

MONTREAL, March 19.-Sir George
Baden Powell, one ofsthe British commits
sioners on Bering sea arbitration, who is
on a visit to Montreal, says that the ar
rangements have not yet been completed,
but would be shortly, for a new modus
vivendi for the coming year, pending a
final settlement Of the question by arbi-
tration. He is confident that the matter
will ultimately be amicably and satisfac-
tOrilV settled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-20
8 TRADE eECRET

PTrTsBURG. Pa, Mach IA new
method of makiug steel has Just been
adopted by Carnegie. Phipps X Co. that
will. it IS claimed, reyolutionizs the iron
and steel trade ei The world. ~ is known
a. the dire process. The results uudvr
the new process exceed sii expectation,
the product being of superior quality. wilt
very mGterial reduction m the cost The
details Of the inyention wall sumatn =
trade .ecraF
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make you old before your tina
Get well: That's the way 70 look well.
Cure the troubles and ailments that beset
yon, with DIR. Pierce's Fsyorfte Prescription
It's a guaranteed remedy for all the delicate
weaknesses, arrangements, and diseases pecu-
liar TO women
1t regulates and promotes all the proper
functions, improves digestion. enr;ches the
blood, dlspels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshina sleep, and
restores health and strength. lts power
ful general, rs well as uterine, tonic and ner-
vine, imparting vignr and strength 10 ths
entire syssen Contains no nlcphol 20 in
ton
It's legitimate Biss.icfns-not n beverage
and the oEla one for wonlan's ailments, 50
certain IN its effects that il can be gHdrsIH-
teed II 1t doesn't benefit or cure, N every
case, you have your money back
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-20
EAlIuRFS

DENVER, Colo, March i9-Rahs Brsz.,
wholesale liquor dealers. have aSsigIeli.
with liabilities of So. 90 aud assets al
Sis.oc0 Their failure i due 10 the recent
collapse OF Boshm x Co, There Is much
sxciternent over the failure, as It is feared
that other firms may 20 under.
TRENTON, y. J.. March l9-The Phnnix
Iron company has suspended business aud
is N charge ot receiver. The liabilities
are Si560 and the nominal asse
$iSo coo
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e51yHE.e. - g.. Ise4 - -gses-gs
F.rss.r-ss forsnerss at isafrs@a. kaa- WAS
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de- i5sr.s Agassf asfss-u 81 asst-s afszF tsas
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rtssszaxgss1.
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BRAZILIAN REBELS,

Rio DE JANEIRo, March l9-General
Clarindo de Querroz. governor of Ceara,
has at last been deposed, Many persons
are expecting at any moment a revolu-
tionary outbreak in this city. and the gov
ernment also seems to expect 1t. for both
the land and sea forces are held in readi-
ness during great part of the time.
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The WORLDS FAIR,

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The hearing
before the Columbian exposition COM
mittee on Chairman Durborow's bill MAX
ing an additional appropriation for the
worlds fair. set for Monday, the 2lst, has
been postponed for time, as the sub-com-
mittee of the appropriations committee in
vestigating the worlds fair expenditures
is going to Chicago on the 24th.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, March ~, 1892. }
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair weather; nearly stationary tempera-
ture: warmer Monday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was SO, the lowest 2l', and
the mean 260. with cloudy weather,
fresh raw cast TO northeast wind, and
lower, followed by rising barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month OF March
has been 43e. and for the 18th day 43'.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Forecast until
op M. Sunday:
For Kansas-Fair, except local SHOWS in
the western portion; colder III the south
east portion; east winds.
For Oklahoma-Fair; probably followed
by light showers; colder; east winds.
For Missouri Generally fair; north
winds; colder, except in the extreme
northwest portions.
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A DEADLY BULLET.

VIENNA, March ia singular causalty
attended the suicide of an artilleryman in
the barracks here today. The man shot
himself with rifle. The bullet, after
passing through the suicides breast,
ploughed through the head of second
soldier standing near. killing him, and
then mbedded itself in a third man, in
ficting serious injury.
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EsHER-Dugs

CHICAGO. March 70 The F.shsr Dubs
church trouble quiefed down again today.
aud last nights free 1sht Is ouIy a die
agreeable memory. - common coBssut
no variants we're sworn out tOdaJ aud tss
police were not axaln called on. Ibs
trustees are in possession of the church
tonight and ali f. quiet.
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AN lMpORTANr nIEEERENcE

think themselves III, that they arc not
affected With any disease bus that the
system simply needs cleansing j. IA hgiug
comfort home 10 their hearts, a. a costive
condition IS easily cured by u>tng Syrup OF
Figs. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
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A BIO GRANpE BRIDGE.

FL PAso, lex, March 10 jay Gould
has definitely decided 10 bridge the Ria
Grande At Ii Pa,O and make connectioa
with the Mexican Central at Juarez.
Gouid's attorney will ask for tbs right ~
way and certain concessions before the
council next Monday evening.
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DEFINING REMANQEQ.

PERTH, West Australia, March 19-Fred-
erick Deeming, alias Williams, the man
who is under arrest here for the murder of
his wife, and who is undoubtedly the muir
derer of his first wife and four children,
the discovery OF whose bodies in Liverpool,
England, has created such widespread
horror, was arraigned in court here today
He was remanded till Tuesday next
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POISONED HERSELF AND CHILD.

ST. LOUIS. March l9-Arn Mary Burke
tonight gave her 2year-old child rat
poison and then took some herself. she il
dead. and the child is dying Mrs Burke
was deserted bY her husband some time
ago aud WAS placed Ia destitute eircum
stances. The despop dsncy thus caused -
given as the cause Of her terrible act.
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a DEPOT BURNED.

EEw HAvEy. Conn. March 70 Tbs
depot II she $-s Haven road ia tais ci.T
w4z burned tbis evening. The bulldog
contained the general ofDoss - tss
branches - the road Z Iisess ~sre g2atted.
The !o.s will Be about ti5g0D.
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TYpnus FEvER.

SEw YORK. Hsfeh i9-It lesksi ogi -
DAY that fbsrs have been frvsutF-alas
deaths from typaas ever, fussssd -
Esssbt y-ots@ - Fsgssgfs3 Toe ia-sl aathor
iGiss hzse lesu@s ssgAs add.tsoazl cssi5
1srttGeats- tst4y.
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iufrrco. iegiate game ~ foot AL 10 Gals.
fsffi.a wa ptaysd bsiwsss stanford uai-
vsrNsty sa1 tie state university teams
today stanford Nols sasllY by scuss q
4
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~sJQr Wfsst.rpa

NEw Y0EE. 8arca Ia Ggttsaburs
ss.sneYs. ~ John. 8eFry D4ke. Turk.
Isasa HafBbl~r Innovation.
NFw BHLEAss March ~ - " unsrs.
Atts.ia. John f. Hssisrsss. Grey G0ss,s.
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PIiIS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, March I9-The president
has approved the urgent deficiency bill, the
act in regard to Arizona's exhibit at the
Worlds Columbian exposition, and the
agricultural appropriation bill.
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EPENcA TANSy WATERS

These waters are for the relief and cures
OF painful Irregularities. and will remove
| all obstructions. They are sure and safe
every time Manufactured by Emerson
| Drug company, San jose Cal, aud for
| sale by Fred L. Richt, eos East Douglas
avenue.
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TERRITORIAL.
ARB0R DAY POSTPONED BY THE
DAKOTA BLIZZARD.
Oklahoma Statesmen Temporarily
Interested in Questions of
Municipal Politics.
Governor seay Recognized as the Chief
Counselor Of His Parry in tha Terri
tory-Ths New County Offices.

An Effort TO be Made to Seours the Public
Land Endowment of the Agricultural
College-A Congressional Commit
tee Makes the Acquaintance
Of Live Deputy Marshal.
William P. Hackney
on the Kansas
GoVernorshiR
Notes.
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QUEEN VICTORIA,

LONDON, March 19.--The queen started
from Windsor castle oE her visit to the
south of France this morning.
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A BARROOM SHOOTING

After the grip Hoods Sarsaparilla will
restore your strength and healtA Try It,
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Leaves is nsarA
every one Of ths
painful discrders
that prey upon
women. They
fade the face,
waste the figure,
ruin the tsmFrt
~i<hNr yon nm
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

NEw YoEk. March - - The yysekiy , ian 4
statement SHOWS ths following charges
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BEEcnAN's PilIs cures sleA-HeadAeas.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
Cheap Loans.

have recently secured The agency
for lands along tic following routes,
viz: Sln:a ie, the Chicago. !:t.rIi,--
ton Il Quincy. the Rock Island and
Missouri p.'ciiic. and j,:-lr 'r:!:tii;irir.
hence have some Of the finest i::;'!-
in tie west. scattered Throughout
Mis- rri. Arkansas, Iowa, Dakota
Montana. Echra~ka. Kansas. tn!n RADIO.
New Mexico. D:liailuna and Texas.
Can sell for cash or from 10 70 il
years credit. rnu The grain >,.s;yn.
in which 40 cash is required, Ne
give low cxcur>ion rates an. crr;.i;
railway fare on lands bought from
rs. shns making free fare to i;ii,,
BUYERS
Will have halt f4se excursion &
western a;i.i northern points O.
August 3osh, September 9Th. ;tlI't
October "a ana u:.:o: ,!;,tcs
Western lands :;r.. rapidly inrr"as
ing IN r;sis". rs til" "nU:ttr, fills up
80 ii"er farming "r II; z.;:. lands r:.ii
G* louHl lii lar W-'itu :'ii't !. i"t ia
secured COW viii III few wears
,loahIc or tilreh!r in value. This is
the poor mans chance TO tiud a >;'iri,-
did home in the garden spots of the
COUNTRY for little or no money. Fn
terms, maps OF further particulars
call or address,
T.. Il. BARTLETT.
Land and Loan Agent. Memphis, No.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
f.. \. Dewey.

\ farmers meeting was held in Mt
Pleasant school house on Tuesday
night, Sept. lGh, 1892. Asa Shanes
was elected president unanimously.
The issues of the day were discussed
in a very able manner by Messr..
Browning. Eroadwater, Harbur and
Wise. We hope the people. especial
" the farmers and !aboi;ng CLASSES,
will he alive to their interests ab,l
place their ballots this fall where they
will h"yc the proper effect.
L. \. WISE, Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
F. 81. u. Notice.

The NIX: regular session of Tic
Scotland County Union will be held
at Memphis on Saturday, October s,
at 70 n. N. All unions ami Ill the
officers elect of the county union are
requested to be present, The officers
elect will he installed hv The State
President. Business Of importance
is 70 he transacted. Secretaries who
have not paid the semi annual dues
for their union. should he prepared t.
do so ut that time. The new pass
word will he given u;lt.
JOHN J.. TENANT. Sec'y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

While the political campaign be
comes hotter and hotter, the ie:.d;n..
grocer of Scotland cnuI!ty-p. H.
Bennett-kceps right on selling more
goods :llan any other house il the
city. for the reasoa that he handles
the best stock that it is possible to
buy, the largest and freshest line IN
all departments. and is able ~ make
lower prices than anywhere else in
northeast Missouri We feel sure he
viii! please anyone who Will become y
trial customer and will always be
foun:l trading there.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

Jtflersonian Democracy never es-
pouscd Il principle which would suffer
an official who is a sworn officer Of the
law to speculate upon citizen that
was pressed to the wall hv Il mort
g"ge upon his land; much less dose it
endorse 4 combination Of officials ard
the agent Of Il widow, freezing her out
of $1,000, ON the purchase and sale Of
2io acres Of land. and then fight :,
Judgment III favor of another widow
for several hundred dollars, which
wa, :, iein upon the same Lard. Mod
ern Democracy can do all this with
out siuddcr.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

i: ~: ~. :s,-":i;.a,>, v,:.ni, :; So: {
i..s,,.,c:, showed u, s.5s,.-':.ia * s.,>sr
Monday IN the way cf aa invention
to catch Jish and ducks 1t IS a trnp
aad catches from one 10 one hundred
DUCKS at a time, and arro,npfishes the
work very cfsectually. The idea Of
the invention only occurred to ;,u
quite recently, but he went to work
on the invention and perfected the
trap So that it works perfectly. Mr..
McGary applied for patent bat
before doing so he thoroughly tested
the trap So that it works to perfection.
lie had caught an entire brood OF
ducks and they, with the trap, was
on exhibition here Monday. Mr..
NECTAR; has perfected several patents
but none Of them will make his name
as renowned IS this duck trap.
He will mannfact"re the traps and
place them on the market at $40
each.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
<::ee. + x: IL.

5iis' >e;:.H .: -, - /. - ''1;'.
ship vii siSs a 5. ~. >..;;ss::. 90 81
'asr'sy, Oote,xes Isl 1922, seses, miles
northeast nj Memphis ia Ju<s,rt ~ A.
Barnes pasture. This sill be = ,,l~,s;r
which :,o over OF !ii,e.tr can All, ri tn
miss. Evcsys,>s, :;.s:sesa t'osne
with well filed baskets "a. lad ti,c
day in furt:iering t}.e cas- If the
second declaration Of Anc. Il. i',df~
aehdence. A good stand va, plent,
Of refreshments will he on tie .Eros,ntl
The following program will be car
ricd out:
Song by ;I.e Gler Club--"rutum
America
Devotional exercises by Rev. Jones
of Memphis.
Song Star Spanylcd Banner"
Address of welcomc-B. }. Ta,Dott
Song 40 the Polls
Response by Henry : Walker.
SunS-'Ihis is the Reason Why.
Dinner
Address 10y Joseph Miller.
So,ig From Oregon to Maine
Address ny Elder T.. J. Smith.
Song-''keep in tic middle nb DC
road
Address by II. Bronson, candidate
for congress
Song Freedom, Homer a,iA Ma
tive land
Address by ". =. Browning.
S.ng-pcar Brothers,
Address b., Vim. 'Ehnrinyton.
Song" Almost Persuaded"
VIM. leach will be marshal of the
day. by order Of
COMMITTEE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

- !" -; E..c sir-.re.! t::,'-.s,.-2i Fs t.' =
t!..-.. =. u:s- ~: y7e:.:.:::s;s ',e.i .;..t..
.say in .a:sss74iisi- ,,ies,:s- -ts,:a IA, t:s@'
farmers an,; farmer <zi>ss ct Nj. l'less-
ant .otsnsa;p, The weather wss h,ie
for sl,e occasion aud when We arrived;
a large crowd OF the ,ranaoob, 80
,sarly refinement, youth and ''caaty
CT the township were assembled 4
fsne location in a grove had been Sc
lectcu for the stand and seats. A
home choir sang some Yer, good cam
paisn songs. Hon ". p. Browning
was the speaker for the forenoon, and
the way he couuciled and advised his
fellow farmers could not help hut 10
good to the righteous cause. 1t was
like good. old Methodist experience
meeting in some respects and in other
respects it was like the determination
and visilcnce of 1916, preparing to
again T. blptizc themselves into the
spirit OF love for liberty. which shat!
enauc!patc the slaves Of commerce
and labor. In all 1T was good to be
there and sac the hearty expression
nf cooperative sympathy hetween
those who tol! for the bread which
fee,icti, all
This sp;ri: was not confined to the
aged alone. The Young mcn Of Scot
!aud county were there and raised
their voices for TIC right: Ell Smoot,
one Of the coming orators of the co:.-
IS, gave expression TO the necessi:;
for unity IF action in the cause of re-
form. and showed the need of invcs-
:;4ation Of the only issues of relief
and act upon them.
H. S. Walker showed hiinsol: to be
worthy of the confidence of those in
the grand work Of reform, anil dem
onstrattd IN telling way the ncccs
s:ty 10: yi3iIant and prompt action Of
every man and woman, who wuui.
make their homes scene OF comfort.
where they are now but meager places
to shelter then, from the storm
the president Of the day seemed To
he filed with joy Il; the interest man
Tested hy I'LL who were present in tn"
exchange of views on the political
issues which now demand their at
tention. Mt. Pleasant township is all
right. and it will be heard from on
November Sth. which will astonish
, those who deal in flesh and blood
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
F., 4. Howard.

The state law provide, for tl:e tining
and imprisonment of any state.
county, city, Town or township officer
70: various maifca,ance and for
hein. drunk While in the Discharge
Of an official duty or for being i'll
rapacitateu by intoxica!iun for tac
discharge OF an official duty. If this
law was sisidly enforced 1t would
deprive ut least half of the Scotland
county officials Of their offices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
i,'ARslf:I,s' UNION.
THURSDAY. SEPT. -. lSD2.
LOCAL ERENHiES.

'
New millinery goods at +: e. Hu.
lens.
Faulk's goods are fully warranted.
Buy the best
FL Summev:in offers his residence
for sale in this issue.
The incest hats for ladies' in the
cit, at +. G. Hulen's.
This paper will he sent during the
campaign for 6ftecn cents.
Call at +. c. Hulcns and see his
new stock OF millinery goc,ls.
{. H. Clingman. Of tie BlaF Park
journal, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Greene, southwest Of this city
has sold his 10 acre farm 10 l.. High
field.
Faulls will sell ,ou a White sewing
machine OK u kimhall piano or organ
cheap.
John ". Harbrilge. Of Lawn Ridge.
was in The city Monday and called at
this Office.
To trade for wood and hay, 4 Bust
ness College scholarship. EllHire
AT this Office.
Uncle Jimmy Young has had US
send the FARMERS UNION to two Of
his children in the west.
Harry Blake returned homc last
week from Illinois, where he has been
working for several months
Buy FIRST class musical instrument
for your little girl Kimhal piano or
organ. Call on F.. ". FaGN,.
Vim. Pierce and JOHN Lake. of
Iaz'es,l!e, were IN Memphis Monday.
They are in the middle of the road.
J. II. Watkins has been appointed
local treasurer Of the Missouri Guarn.
tee, Savings and Building Association.
Chas. T;nncy returned, Monday,
from several weeks engagement
with the Sadie R,ym md Theatre Co..
The old Babtist Church property,
belonging 10 the Slime heirs. has been
sold to j. NJ. Jayne AMI Mr.. Hem
bricks.
ices Brothers shipped car load
of handles to the western market
Tuesday Tie cal load is valued at
$500.
}. II. Green, general mana -rr Of
the Missouri G,!arntec. Saving and
Building Association, was iii the city
Tuesday.
If You want 80 make a change in
your place OF buying groceries, !,
will be impossible to do better than
90 OF =. H. Bennett; 5
Miss L;bl,ic VI Inturf. has lust
returned from the markets with new
styles Of fall millinery, whicl, can tc
seen at +. C. Hulcn'S.
The worlds ". c. +. l.. da, will he
observed at the ". +. Church south
Sunday, September 18th, ut 3 p N.
The public are invitcI.
FL Sumcrlin has Il few Of cach-W
+. Black Spanish, Black Minorcas and
White Lc@llorn cockcrcls, for sale
cheap. Ill thoroughbred.
A. L. Mars:,n, Of Milton, Iowa, t7a-
in the city Tuesday, male Il contract
with the Novelty Mfg. Co. to repre-
sent it throughout this state.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

+. Il. Bartlett made several deaf
in Scotland county real estate last
wee k,among which were the follow
iny: john II. Rathburn's SIS acre
farm, near Lawn Ridge, to Albert
Hoover e. i. S.noo,s farm, near
Downing. Of l2o acre, to s. C. S.nrot
Grant Hamiin's 20 acre farm, near
Pleasant Retreat to Cora T. Pack ,:,l,
.:tl T.. S. Shane farm Of - tiers,
seven miles sou!!, et: Of Memphis,
10 4. Howard.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22

I.e:,I estate in this county is chang
ing hands quite rapidly. The sales
reported to this Office are quite nun
per cent. We wish o,r friends and
Others would take the trouble to in
inform Us Of any change in real estate
SO that it may be given to the puhlic,
thus showing villa. the county is doing
in that line.