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been sick. he is recovering, tut
slowly. l look for an advancement
about tho let Of January"
cminAan ANAnrmI.rs.
Memorial services in 'i'mory of th'
IZscutch Ones.


tztcutoh Ones.
CHICAGO. MOVIE. SERVICES IN CONF
mumOratiO Ui tine % uiver-afy OF thu
death VI tie five anstrhists, Augu5t
Spieg, ALERT ratsoLs, Louis LIu4K
AdOlph Fischer aud George Iaeul,
we're held TOD y at the monument
erected To their memory ~ Walihuim
cemetery, whefe some .5lO persona
gatheteI. The occasion was made mote
able by the TACT That samuel Fulicu,
Michael SchwaO ana Oscar Nuube,
comrades Ut tue executed ANARCHIST,
who were sentenced 10 joliet, but rai-
dnned by Governor Alleged, wrfU
PRESENT, Field,n nui honwab Icing
The orators OF the Jay. When the mon
were parInnod IL WAS said tuat % CON.
clifton Of their release WAS that they
should make no more auurchi-tiC
speeches, but they made them today
nevertheless.
Tho ceremonies ut the cemetery
were preceded by ~ procession ,hougu
tho downtown streets. Tho Cetu.
monies Mt the cemetery began by %
rendition Of Annie Laurie, pnrsuus'e
avotiie song, SchwAb delivered uu
addIutF, part Of which was an aCCUuut
VI the lhst night In jail prlrr TO Tie
execution of the Huarchists. lie taiI!
'tlt was tre most wfutchud night OF
my life. Tho clicking Of telegraph
instruments conveying every vet uf
the martyrs thro Ypr1ut thewnfl1 wore
altoTuu'tu with ihe munUtOu0us hnU.
merings on the sUaiiuli anu the awful
thumps when the ropes were tustid.
At lart day dawueI. rue servants OF
Ia al q
running back and forth, smeliing Ui
tue tchuapps which they mai taken Ia
order 70 be inspiroI Win courage foe
the murder M tie execution VI which
they were the Instruments. AZ II
u'cl Ok sheriff MatsOu appeared. spies,
pattuus, Fischer Rud Engel were
hnnGculicu aud the death cap thrown
over them. As they stood before the
coils they called to uB "a last farewell
and tho march 10 the ghll0ws htgGu.n
The speaker then reviewed tue
causes which led up to the Hnymafkei
massacre. He raid; "lhe preparations
pi tho Cnpitaustiu class caused cue
leaders 10 advise us 10 arm aud defend
Ourselves. This advice was perhaps
foolish and imptuJcnt. II cannot TO
called wlsr, under the circumstances,
AhA ~ AAh HN'AAfAN ~ NfNN"' lNH"'A NANN
capitalaI & tar superior to lho working.
man.
Ia relation 30 the ratdon by Gov.
orn9r Alleged, the speaker said. "lhu
action oil Governor .Altgcld brings %
Va hope int there are yet men Of
stern honesty Of purpose who have the
courage to stand up Tor truth, aud thHt
there n bright future before W, IN
which Truth HuI right shall ptuyai."
lie cluclulri ~ earnestly appeal.
ing 10 the audience 10 submit all quuf-
iions OF differences between capital aud
labor 10 arbitration,
Fielden next spoke and said! "r0.
day VIZ stand IN the face OF a society
based, not on equal rights, but ON tue
rights Of privilege, aud the only thing
that gives us courage Ia that hrfo aud
there man Rises up, ike Governor
Altgeld, VINO has tho courage OF his
convictions"
After sinsiug the sssemblAse dis.
persed.
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Fed with Rood that Hos would
Eotusr.


new YopK. Nov. l2.-rhC World
this morning puuis "a l.tlgr received
from 5. G.. Oglesby, VINO suguctguiug
confinement iu tie Royal prlsOu at
Hayaua. The charge nyuinbt min n
"assauitiug the military police"
PnreeunH, Oglrshy ayi' "Ihrr
nfu the simulr facts Zoe tue cGsc. On
the evening OF October 23ih, / WIS Hs'
ssulteI hy two SOLDIER, who bound my
arms behind my hack. nusnctsd my
POCKETS, dragged me Def 90 nu officer
NuI ptsipffcd D. charge against uIu Tor
assauluuy them. NuauwhIl5 ] am
cUuliurd In ward %, with muIuiaciUrs,
aud for a bri have cot granite. Twice
daily the prisoners are iut win iuUI %
hog wuuiI decline with dirduiu. There
i7 the amount 0f vermin tuu tllilI tu be-
expected under thU circumstance. NOw
cOuiiuoi va tue Hst rae wRtd with myHglt
To- % young American, Harry Howard, "a
native Of Boston lu hnr been waiting
iral nve month";, with up piOspuci OF
getting Que. Tue cunr.e against him
D. HEtetslOu ie iuizs utmaIn. Ihe fact
BE- he defended himself when attacked
by louf Flldiurs I Am native Of
Georgia, 20 yvaib q Hgr, we'll known 81
Nashville, BifmluruHm anu other cities
south Hs % printer editor anu news
paper man."
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TELBGRAPHIC.
kMENDE HONORABLE
A Horrible Story Related Of Things
al Rico.
=. II. EcKLEs ON ruE SITUATION.
The Anarchists Of Chicago Hold Il
Meeting, aud Advise Arbira-
tion Of Labor Troubles.

wAsmNG1oN, ID. g., Nov. i2-5ec-
Rotary Gresham gave Out the following
tonight When authentic information
was received Of the frlng upon the
American mail steamer Costa Rico At
Amnpola on the 9th inst, because
OF the refusal Of the captain to
deliver up Bonills, passenger, Young,
minister 10 Honduras, under instTuc-
tlons from Gresham, by direction Of
the President, protested against the
act anu demanded an apology. Toe
government Of Honduras promptly
diaayowcd the conduct Ut IL Cillcets
anu expressed sincere regret ~ the
occurrence. The apology VI Honduras
was expresBe1 satisfactorily 10 tho
United States.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost every mail brings letters lHt.nE Drs.
NlHHIuIi huu ulsHuu. L. 10 necessary 81 live
Dob rIIt llku 100 order Co take tNr treatment
Can 900 frrHt phuvntH 90 their U.Wra BIZ MALI
amt other questions ~ HimI'Hr import
ufA Mansfield amt HIrseft dUa.rG % state,
therefore, fur ilu benefit uf those who may 10
hrHltaung about Wuuug % them. that uy their
question 10 ukH and other HytlrmuuC arrange
mUutH, r. sufficient kunwlCdgr uf each case can
hr uhialuri b. make treatment an easy matter,
Thus plNtnN eau hu treated ht their own
homes nH vol OIL Iu SAFE llH.. Medicines are
cent by UAprysa, 10 regular correspondence ia
required AID muIrtllGCd, aud The phyaiciAr
unu patient aru thus in constant touch
Prompt replies are made by Dra, Mansfield &
nIftCtt mulllratlus Doe treatment prescribed
win the proper medicines and In every detail
UNch ease u worked out until hcuro IL effected.
Enclose cent? in stamps when you write Tor
question circular.
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Anarchists NJ trafalgar square.

LONDON, Nov. ia meeting Of
English and foreign anarchists was
held today nj Trafalgar Square.
Twelve hundred "ReIs" assembled
to honor tbs memory OF the Chicago
"martyTs." The base of tho Nelson
column NJ tho conter of the front p0r-
ton OF Trafalgar Square was sur.
ROUNDED by Anarchists, bearing rcd
and black bsuucrs. There was large
number u pnliceand detectives among
the crowd, listening 10 the speeches
nud taking notes VI sensational re-.
marks. The speakers were less violent
than usual.
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CarrIIIo nnl I'D Cubnn n.beIlIen.

NEW YOEIS, Nov. il,-l.siders Of
tho Cuban revolutionary party In this
city say they nave private Advicrs
when state the rebellion against the
government II already VOL under way.
The movement Il Thought u DO prema.
ture, but enthusiastic Cubans predict
success. Thu leader VI the revolution.
afy party In America ana the most
trusted adviser IN Cuba, jose MART,
editor oi la Pdtri, Gays tho royolu.
tiOnnry movement n worthy VI con.
slderatiOn. The government sept close
watch ON all communications from the
ISLAND, thus revealing the gravity OF
the state OF ailairs. Tue Cubaus Ia tho
United states are anxious to help their
country establish lasting republic.
General Carrill1, leader oil the rebel.
lion, Ia haid 10 have succeeded IN
creating a general uprising In the
province Of Villas. is not believed
that the Difficulty has yet extended
beyond the central portions VI the
islands.
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sIrs noo.rvoIt Dond.

London, Nov, l2.-Mrs. Roosevelt,
wife OF the secretary of tho American
embassy, dioi 1T Ascot this afternoon.
time, and II was said thu had taken an
overdose Of lAudanum to alleviate her
pains. 10 h supposed that, owing ia
her wtnseued condition, tho drug
proved fatal.
Alfs. Ro1.evoit was prominen,
New York society woman, Ruu before
her marriage Was Mics Helen Astor,
Ous OF William Astot's duughtors'
Her sister Is Mrs. J. Coleman Dray.
ton.
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LONDON, Nov. IL Tho Lisbon cor.
respondent OF the Tunes says the police
arrested three gugr, hisls who were
distributing "A mtniitstU, calling =
meeting NJ the the alter n the anbiVeT-
cary OF the execution VI tho anarchists
ut Chicago. About the same time a
bomb exploded on Que Of lhe principal
streets OF Lisbon. No damage was
done anu no c,ew Obtained.
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nEcovEnINa SLOWLY.
100000 Withdrawn from National
nhuks Aione,

Boston, Nov. l2.--Jamcs H. Eokols,
comptroller Ui the currency, came To
Boston today 10 adufcas tho bankers
" Boston tomorrow evening, To 70.
porter OF tho Associated Press he said
this evening, concerning the late imam.
rlal depression aud the cons, quenCcs:
"lmngine my position when mention
the fact that there arc usuglly from
eight 10 ten failures N national banks
u year When | assumed my position
they began, one Rfter another, until In
iUut months there were 100. / mn
glad 10 sny that Of this numlcr ninety
have resumed business anu the others
undoubtedly will. A mrjluty OF those
that viii not ought never 10 have been
organized. The withdrawal VI money
deposited went tteRdily on. In six
months over s85O,OOO,OO0 was with.
drawn from national ranks alone.
"The repeal Of the sherman act had
much 10 10 with alternating the situ-
alton. There WIS change Tor the
better when the iii passed the House.
Look nj Inc figure! July, ~ failures;
August 30. After the 18th Of August
there was only 2. The country In now
the condition VI man who has
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on the proper ,iliclsls aud request, IN
behalf Of your crustituenta hDiuins
prUi vrly in Honolulu uui throughout
the kiugdom, that Instructions bu sent
lhe minister O. protect She srmc. We
believe there isErent danger of blood.
shed uud destruction OF property. We
have telUgfnphrd Senator iupr these
facts. tuANLts BREWER g. Go.
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NEW IORll, Nov. 1.-The Hcrdds
MUntevidoO dispatch sHyt: Wori ia,
just been received from Rio that all
the banks were closed today and the
bOmbafdment renewed. There was
some hoayy fighting between the rebel
forces and tie royal troops ut Niotht-
roy. Tho fire from the fort nnally
sank the rebel torpedo boat, though not
before the insurgents gun nad inflicted
considerable damage on Niolheroy.
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CHICAGO, Nov. ll,-Lorln A. Thurs.
ton, hawaiian minister 10 tho u nilud
SIatee, 10 In Chicago, and today said
ia rotation 10 tho Hawaiian natter
81 do not hesitate to rsilurate that the
American troops toog no part In the
revolutionary movement In Hawaii.
The revolution was initiated by the
queen aud forced upon the psople of
Hawaii who, In sslf.defense, took &c.
ton, terminating tho condition Of
alalrs menacing to life anu property.
The provisional government today ia
the only government of Hawai- and
~ regarded M such at home aud abroad,
aud any attempt TO iofeibiy Overtutu ii
by u foreign power Is In the nature Of u
declaration VI war against friendly
government, which / understand re-.
quiTGs the consent Of Congress. There
VIII De no safety for tho supportera Of
the provisional government II the
queen Is restored, ana n the attempt Is
made / bellows bl0odshed will hp iu-
oyitnbe. In such case Americans
and American property ana American
interosts In Hawai- Will DO most hurt"
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.rycArr rom az LIrEr
Tbis was snr ministers Test " Ito the
Church uurneu.

CHICAGO, Nov. T.. Daring this cor.
vice tonight In the BeldeI avenue
Bapti.. church firo broke out ami "A
pauic was narrowly Avtrtod. The Row.
Barbour was preaching on tho text
from Gunv-is Escape TOT thy li!r,"
when he was warmed that the church
wa on rtc nnd he requested the con-
prrRatlou TO leave a. rapidly ~ pusst'
bic. Although ire exodus was hnish.
81 m c0uusi1n NOBODY WIS Injured.
Damage 5000.
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Millinery.

Visit our now Millinery Deparim enl
for bargains In Trimmed Hats In RIB,
bons, Feathers, Wing-. Etc.
Has trimmed 10 order by our highly
artistic mlllinerH.
Agents HANS Bazaar Forms.
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PARIS, Nov. l9.-M, Auiorite says:
Spain mas proposed the appointment Of
an international commission 10 DRAFT n
common code Of measures against the
anarchist.
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WAsHNurOE, Nov. l2.-Whateyer
recourse tho administration may have
determined upon looking 10 the rest0ra.
ton OF Queen LilioukalAni, It ~ very
evident thgt Secretary Gresham dUtH
not expect that extreme measutrs viii
have % be res1ftei 70. Tho C1ugst
proposed 10 DO puuutd seems 10 Uc 20
request tho present government, Ia tho
name Of the United states, 10 give way
quietly 10 the restoration VI lho queen.
The HawaliAuu iu THIS city brs very
firm Ia tnu conviction that the govern.
ment will refuse 10 yieli 10 any sIch
gentle percussion. Ihey Hzssfg an
earnest belief that II viii require ut
least show of force 10 Induce tuem to
resign the roins n authority,
Congressman OiNelu OF Massaohu.
setta has laid before Secretary Gresham
an appeal from ~ Boston house having
large interests In the blauds, wniru
show That all those acquainted with
the conditions are not Hp hopeful ns to
the outcome Of the ollort Il foatorn tho
queen. pho dispatch TeaIa NJ follows.
BOSTON, MAss., Nov. H. Please call
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Cloak DGBt.

Tho largest and choirr,t us.Dr mont Of
Clualls, displayed In tho most elegant
and spacious quarter. in tho city are now
being sacrificed during this immons,
bargain sllO.
Grra, ca. ON Fall Nowmhrke,'.
$3.50 tuys Military Capo Newmarket
wor.htll
$3.50, care Newmarket Ia mixtures, tan
and ur8y. worth slt
$500, Elegant Ncwmnrke r.. tan brown
an culufs, worth $40 io slH
Special iu Jackets. Fine Winter Jackets
Tor Ladies' aud Misses, $3.50, $500,
$40, 5000
oar stock OF latest, new aud stylish
Jackets and Coats ~ latest -tylns,
Braided or Fur Edged or Tailor Made
De- conceded hy a . 20 be- tho most boauti-
iul shown iu tho city, aud which has
been reduced Tor this Slaughter sale.
Cnpo jackets u tine quality, Fur
Edged, from Si51 up
Tho LATEST NOVELTIES In Fur
Capos IN Velour or IN fine Cloth Capcs
a. astonishIngly low prices.
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All disease, only s5a month. Modi-
cine Ffoc. Apply now, boIoro tho severe
cold weather.
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WATCH THE CHlLDREE

Are the warning Words Of Drs.
Mansfield and Bisset.-ihc State
mcnt u Niiss Miller, Given Below,
should Convince Parent. Co More
Clossly watch Their Little Ones.
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Aud know what your Town, Territory
Nation and the World are doing day
by day.
Friend Of Home Industries
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Clean, Reliable, Fearless
Latest and Sraightest Telegaphic and
Local News
Best and Brightest Special Correspond.
ence
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Zion Medical Institute
$500 PER MONTH.

All patients under treatment or plEc.
Ing themselves under treatment before
January lst will bo treated until
cured at the uniform rate OF $500 y
month. Medicines furnishod free.
This opplles to all diseases.
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County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board aud host grade u materials
usod To make our work iurablS All
work guaranteed.
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Office In Desoret National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Telephone. ta2.

pmHoroEs, s. Rlebsrdi, Thos q. Weber.
y. W. Clayton, Eiias a. Smith, NJ. K. Cum.
ninEs. james n. Moyir. Cha. Q. RieaArdh,
A W. CATltos. !. q. Ctuar.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
Wards FL

(The above words when properi;
filed in compose the name Of TIE
great event o. the vear)
Every person who> properly fills
them in and returns this card to lis
with an order for | 80 Of our ) cent
cigars q $500 per 1000, (making
small G. o d. bill of S. 25). will re-
ceive 4 beautiful and reliable gold
filled watch free {aocompanied by 20
year guaranteed full jewelIea, stem
wind and stem set.
The object Of this extraordinary
offer is of course to save the heavy
expense of of travelling statesmen, and
to Introduce the goods at once All
goods shipped G. o. d. and full ex-
animation allowed before YOU pay
one cent
American Cigar Co., Winston, u. c.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
Plum College.

Have not seen anything III the
UNION from this vicinity, 50 will send
you few tens
Sunday school is promptly called
to order at $50 a. m. Ali invited.
Mr. Hatfield, from Illinois, has oc-
cupied his new farm hsre
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cunningham
has moved into j. Copeland's house
Mr.. Green is buildings picket fence
around his garden.
Miss Della Campbell had the
mumps the past week
Mr.. Cunningham Is teaching the
Plum College school this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johr IIohstadt were
out to Sunday school last Sunday.
Mr.. Grinstead is building himself a
new barn.
George Power was visiting relatives
in this vicinity last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were visiting
relatives in Lawn Ridge neighborhood
last Thursday 3O4
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
Lawn Ridge.

Mrs J. @ Adams, Sr., and Morse
Rcible are quite sick at the present
writing.
Miss Laura IIohstadt spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Adams.
Miss Ella McEl,iowncy, who has
been visiting in this county, the past
winter, returned to her home in Lewis
county, Kentucky. Monday, accom-
panied bv her cousin. Miss Minnie
Thomas, who will spend the greater
part of the summer ii i,ing relatives
and friends in Kentucky.
". p Miller, wife and son. Of
Upton. Iowa. and Mrs u. +. Adams
and Miss Ber;a Thomas, spent Sun
day at j. q Adams Sr.
Rafe Cotton, of Clark county. spent
last week visiting his father and
brother, Of this place
VIM. Raney is some better.
There will be preaching at Lawn
Ridge next Sunday All attend.
Too mlddv to collect news.
PEARL
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
RoBT. F.. DAGas, AZen. Mo

There will be ar adjourn session
of the county Unin in Memphis
on the 18th Of May at 10 a. m. Mat
tiers OF great financial interest to the
citizens OF the county will be acted
upon. All members who want to be
benefited right now, from one to
twenty dollars, are requested to be
present and take part in the work
All persons who have ever been mem
bers are invited to come, don't stay
ut home because it Is Il busy time
but come out and attend oyour
interest. J. l.. TENANT Scc'y.,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
Memorial Dav.
fashions.

At a regular meeting of the hurry
Post G. 4. K. last week it Was de
cided to observe memorial day. The
following committees have been
appointed for that occasion.
Commute Oh speakers and gener:
arrangements. JAS. Gillespie, p III.
Bennett and Geo. Sharr
Committee on finance: =. Ii.
Bennett, JAS. IL. Harlc and john
Kits.
Committee on programme and
order of exercises: j. =. Craig, l..
". Reckarl and l.. Drummond.
Committee on music: Mart Stefan
Jr., John Shuier Jr., and JAS. {.
Gillespie.
Committee on seating ground
Wendell Zumsteg, b. NJ. Percy and
John Shuler.
Each member of the Post is re-
quested to bring 4 basket of flowers
All ci,!zens are requested to decorate
the graves Of friends in the crmetrv
and take part in the general exercises
1t is requested that old soldiers living
near cemeteries, in the country. wher.
comrades are buried, assemble at sue.
cemeteries at $50 O'Clock a. m. an,
decorate their graves before coming
to Memphis. Flags to mark til.
graves of such comrades can lie hat
free by calling on Geo, Sharr, of thi:
city.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04
County Court.

County court met Monday with al!
members present
The petition of J. X. Powell for Il
change i'll public road and the com
missioner ordered to view the same
The petition of ". A Shrivcr for
vacation of public road read and con
tlnued.
The school fund bonl Of Alfred
Myers was ordered released-fuii
payment having been made.
The bond OF j. I. Brann, as county
Assessor, was presented and approved
The road p"titioned for by Henry
Walters, was dismissed Oh account Of
some irregularit,e, and thu comI>son-
er ordered to make Il new and am
mended report.
The change Of public road petition
Ell for by w NJ West and others,
was continued
In the matter of the petition of ".
i. Morrison ct al for change of
road, the commissioner report was
dppIONGo uIcu
payment Of costs.
Petition for vacation of an alley
in Milier's addition in CORN WAS filed.
The petition for vacation of block
G3 in CORN WAS granted.
The commissioner WAS ordered to
view roa't petltioned for by George
Linnom and others.
Notice for a new road was filed
by B. G. Shrlver.
The road petitloned for by S. j.
Leslie was granted on payment OF
costs.
IS was allowed james Grub fol
the burial Of Maggie Armstrong.
j. J. Walkers school loan was
ordered foreclOsed
Settlement with the collector was
continued until June 18th.
II. H. Sailing was appointed to
view and report on the small bridge
near the Sailing bridge.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04

The editor of the Police Gazette
told an unreasonable story about a
person buying butter and after some
time taking 1t back, saying that it was
not good. If it had been the gazette
editor, he would, probably, have
purchased the butter and then Iefus-
ed to pay the amount charged. We
know Of person who purchased u
lot OF printing material in St. Louis,
sold it soon after receiving the same,
moved to another place and refused
20 pay the bill
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04

Several boys secured a target rifle,
last Saturday, and went to the woods,
intending to have a pleasant time
In the careless handling Of the rifle
by one Of the boys the gun went of,
the contents making a painful and
possibly a dangerous wound in one
of Frank Given's hips. Had the ball
struck an inch or two nearer the
center Of the body, death would have
undoubtedly resulted 1t might do
to ring in the usual moral here about
tue advice is thread bare.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-05-04

Notwithstanding the bad weather
Of the past few weeks, the trade a,
&. S. Nlrren's grocery store has been
increasing. being recognized as the
leading house Of that kind in the
city. This is the the reputation this
store has always enjoyed, because
the stock is SO large and complete
customers can supply their wants
there, without having to go elsewhere
for some supplies. Then the prices
are placed as low as pnsslie. These
facts are readily recognized by the
public. II you are not already Il
customer OF the above store, go there
once and you will go no where else.