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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
L. S Csurts.

Jurors drawn for the Octobrl
term, which commences October -.
1894;
Grand Jurors Richard vi rs.
CalwoOd, Galloway county.
JAS. a. Murphy, Stoutlanl, Cam.
den.
c. a. Ware, Jefferson Ciiy. Lole.
II. W. Clarke. Jefferson City. Cllr.
Chus. l.. Andrews, Daouv..l,
Cooper.
William w. Trigr, RooDy;ll..
Cooper.
A. A. Howard. Boonville, Cooper.
William Talbot, l.ayotte. Howard.
A. G. Knau+, Fayette, IIoao,i.
". b. Pearson, iayettc. Howard
j. NJ. Anderson, Vienna, Maric..
Geo. W. Breeze, ylchy, Marra.
|, j., Love, Grow Dale, Murio,.
Preston Birdsong, ClarAslurg,
Monitcau,
Abe Iilger, Clark5burg, Monit,au.
Fritz Hartman, Florence Morgan.
NJ. Spidoll, Versailles, Morgan
Jas * Estes, Versailles, Morgan
Louis Sonicr, Loose Creek, Usage
Henry Arheit, Linn, Usage
f NJ Pinto, st. James, Phelps
Petit Jurors-~Jas NJ Harrison,
Benton City, Audrain
j o DowelI, Mexico, Audrain
JH Hacker, Fairfield, Benton
JLucc7 Turner, Ashland, Boone
j D Gerlad, C]cnjraIia, Doo,.e
5 " Downing, C@sntraiju, Booao
G. w. Jameson, Fulton.
" Y Berry, Fulton, Galloway
Ed Buchncr, Auzyasso, Galloway
I NJ Holt, Cedar City, Galloway
Al " atson, Linn Creek, Camden
Fred Kounel, Jefferson CIty
Cole
Yeit Eppscein, Jr, Boouyille,
Cooper
Jaucs c Dayis, Plot Grove.
Cooper
p 5 Lacey, Quincy, Hickory
J $ Bu.k,tl, Eayctta, Howard
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
ny s.A2A.1.1.2nI tea ioT Dyspcpsia.
4 million Frtiends

A friend in need is a friend in
deed, and not loss than one million
peopie have found just sucn u friend
III IN. Kings New Discovery Tor
eulsumptiyn, coughs and colts.-It
} GU have never used this great cough
medicine, Onc trlal viii CONVINCE
that 1t has wonderful curative power
IN diseased throat, chest and lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed 10 dU all
,nat is Claimed or money viii De re-
Iunded. Trial bottles free ut A..
Brandenbelger's Drug store. Large
bottles 50c. and 81.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
Specimen Cases,

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, wa
troubled with neuralgia aud rheumatism,
his stomach was dlsOrdered. his liver was
affected 10 au alarming degree. appetite,
fol- away and he was terribly reduced IN
flesh and strength. Three bottles OF
Electric BittCrs cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill. f,
bad a running sore on his leg OF lght
yeans' standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric bit'vts dGd seven boxes OF B,mN-
lens Arnica SAVE, and his ltg Is sonhd
and wen. John Speaker. Catlwb3, o.,
had i've large fever sores %. his le Z,
dnctors said he was iucurable. o q
bottlo OF Electric Bitiers aud one box Il
BncAlen's Arnica Salye cured him ep-
TREY, Sold hv A, Brandeuberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Col. Chas. Coombes Of California,
No, but WHO has lor the past twenty
years occupied an important position
at Washington, D. e., arrived III this
city on SUNDAY morning to make Il
brief visit with ms friend. lion. 5.
". Cox, Col, Coombes Is On his
way to Hot Sp.ings, where he Will
remain Il month. He was accom-
panied by hrs grand son, Charles
Neot CoomDes, age about II years.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

The exodus to st. Louis to visit
the fair is very great. The Branch
train ON Monday brought i'll thirty
seven passengers destined to that
city, Cheap rates and the great
attractions do the business.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

+. H.. Binder aud wife, Mrs. Fred
knapp, j. l.. hausoy, D, j. STRAUSS,
Mrs. .llngo Monulg, Mrs. II. T..
Priesmeycr, Mrs. George Forth, Mrs,
9. i. AIaus, Miss Lydia Primer, Miss
knaup, Miss Lou haAIer, Mrs. Sax.
ton, and others left on Monday for
st. Louis to visit the fair snd Expo
sltion,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr. Fred Miller, Of Irving, Ill.,,
writes that lie had II severe kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was Effected He tried many
so called kidney cures but without
any good results. About "a year
ago he begin use of Electric Bilters
and found relief at once. Electric
Bitters is especially adapted TO
cure of ALL kidney and liver troubles
and often gives instant relief. One
trial will prove u sta eprsnt.
Price only 50c for large boflle, a,
A. Brandenberger's Drug Sore.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Missouri Is enj oyiug its beautiful
annual Iuu NtH.uet. Around uIid
abUuC Jefferson City 1t seem espccl-
aily uclignltul anu The thought DC
cuIs 10 Us, CANT be possible chat
THIS Magn,ntcn. and beautiful AL
tumn Weather is denied The cltlzens
vi S,uauI, Ne hope that ,hey have
AZ la all pats vi .uss Ou,I, uaU wueu
Nc ttllih oI inc p.d prupie wno re-.
SIDE Ia 'haI ,UEttnuVds, dissatisfied
Town We uouot "ucther tIuy nave
IL ANA IL thvy have Nc uOuut yUlS
much "hethef they u a%ppIeelaL. IL.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
The MlsS0uri Riyer,

The water in the Missouri river
continues 10 grow beautifully less,
line stnu'Uurs on the norm SIDE are
showing The growth OI vegetation
anu W"I soon NC covered VIA green
iuilagu~ Ihc land t.IaJ mas Ueru
IoIihed OWING | tne government
dykes, "iil UecOne p~erAuIrut, and
WA nc doubt pc Iailned oy some cu.
teIpilsihs ana Progressive ul.er OF
The eUu,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

| The senatorial fight between SEN
-ators Starke of Cooper county aud
Mr.. Blevins of Morgan county has
been referred back 10 the people W
the Democratic central committee.
Both of the candidl ties, representa-
by their attorneys before the con :
mittee in st. Louis, made q hard
fight for recognition us the regular
Democratic nominee.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Mr.. Oscar G.. Barch, cashier Of
the First National bank, was absent
several days Iaot week attending the
Kansas City Presbytcry at Holden,
Mo. Dr. Williamson will be installed
AS pastor Of the church in this city
on the first Sunday in November.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

joel D. Hubbard, the Republican
candidate lor congress in this district
against r.. 2. Bland is making II
vigorous ' He is has resigned
his position as editor of the Wards
villes Statesmen, and is devoting his
time now to the canvars.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

The Knights of Labor have every
reason to be proud of their old hero
Martain Irons. He has just Leen
arrested at FIT. Worth for ASSEMBLING
a I year old girl.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
Newspaper Law.

SEC. If a person ordcrs MS paper
discontinued he must pay all arrearages,
or the publishers may continuo 10 send 1t
until payment is made, and collect the whole
amount, whether / is taken from the Office
or not. There can be NJ legal d%iseontinu-
ance until the payment is made.
SEC. .. The courts lave decided that re-
iusing to take u newspaper o. periodical
from the postollee, or removing and %IcaNibs
them uncalled for is priina facla evidenced OF
intentional fraud.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

United States circuit court for the
full term Will probably occulJ iLe
attention Of the grand jury iol quits
u while, and perhaps some inl.Iese-
ing Developments Will result.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Ross have
the s. sympathy of the community in
the loss Of their little four-year-old
son, who died very suddenly on Fri.
day night last at 10 O'Clock, from
what is supposed to have been heart
disease.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

The Supreme court Of this state
will meet On The second 1ueouay IN
October-the regular fall term.
Ans court has about caught up Win
it's docket.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Nix. Il +.

Last bound passenger leaves Nortl'
JtA.Isun at lL:V= l.. H. N'e'
bounu al l:oU +. III. bus iIiIe IlVhi
JtntGsUA LltS " ualn.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Henry aud Lawrence Wagner and
Nick hillman left Wednesday for
hoelizlown where they expect to
hud lots Oh game.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE,,

PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
wEsTWA ri
No / DAY Express. Arrives ;G pm.
Leaves | .2Up III.
No. 3, Night Express. Arrives ~
80 A.. m Leaves II 80 AIN.
No. d, Local Passenger. Arrives ll:d0
ID. III. Leaves l2.Ij p.iu.
No. ., Texas Express Arrives 2:iJ ain.
Leaves = :l3 u. III.
Freight, carries passengers Leaves So"
u. M.
LAs1N AID.
No. 2,Day Express. Arrives 2'oo p'm'
Leaves ) 100 p.h..
No. 4, Night Express ARRIVES $50
n. m, Leaves Z:lJ Al. IL.
No. U, LvCa Passenget, AIlNes i'-o
Leaves / ;IU y. Ia.
Freight, carries ~passenSeIs' Leaves 4.
p,m,
Local passenger trains . and b run D.
tween 81. Lou ana hdhsaa ivy -
ss,uiuus uI ulguL lraIn cast IeAds ="
uI,se, NO. ., mas tnIUuSu CudIi ||t Wa
.~eAluxLuu branch. rice lecLinlia ch"''
eaI vn al tnIvusn ualns'
LEBANON BRANCH,
Trans leave JeuCtsOu CltS al O'oO
H., IlIIvIns AZ AURORA 500 Il. M
heLuInIng, VIII Ie"Ne AuiV'% AT Hoo
u. ~, aiming al JvnUIsVn CltS az -,
u. IN. JOHN j. CuUhCn,A
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Edward Phelan has opened ii
butcher shop AT the cast end u iiisn
street, in Inc DuIkum building, tIns
city. The opehl Z occurred Oh
Saturday last.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Thomas i. Mahan is making his
annual tour throughout the county
collecting taxes, lie started Oh
Monday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

There will be English services
a, the Ev. Lutheran church, corner
of Monroe and McCarty street
Sunday evening ut Z: 80 O'Clock, by
the Pastor, Rev. &. Purzner.
Everybody welcome.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

The charges preferred asa'ns'
Warden Face by NIlIam B.It "ol.
Investigated by me Fllson lusfectoi
ana uecIaI.u uniOuDulu,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Ma number OF gel tIcmen inlcreste"
III last LorsIs Lave put ne la!
grouud track III hhe shape, and Wal
put II trainer III charge.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04
Buy Clocks from Geo. Perth

Mr.. Joseph llelnrichs has been I"
the SICK list,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

The Democratic county eenti l
committee heiu II meeting III lAls cay
on la,J Friday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

Oscar N. Mayer left ior st. Louis
Monday night III the interest OF the
Z. Mayer hardware store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

aes.rss. !. M.As % Ghl1Ii for female diseases,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

tc,- sLAcK.oRAUGHT tea cures Constipation,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

~. WINE or cAhUu,. Il louie iol Women
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-10-04

>. auUlU UE,LI ..|-E@. L..
, 1894-09-17
Orei Gents.

0as 9an5e @erm0gen, tpeldes ser 8ettz
bolb gilbert 6. RaialStp .binterIieB, nabz
Dem ct fid baS sur 8eenOtgun9 ieiner
@rbenIaufbabn nOtbise Otft getauft bate,
beitanb in 3 Gents. Plus ietnen 6interz
l%aiienen Bapieren cling berpor, baB ct BEL
ben Bettrennen in t6arIem $3.50 Derloren
bate. Wfon fan6 i'm in belinnrngslolem
3uitan6e in Dem 6auie $40, 443 81. @lart
StraBe unb auf Dem Gtih einen bon Ieiner
6anO nit ben Worten: vScb babe @ift 8ez
nOmmen," bei6riebenen !3ettel, Ct mar
8%eiienOer zines ELECTROMAGNETIC IN
Seem Oort unb % Sabre alt.
, 1894-09-17
0ie .l1niDerfitats1obt4 Gbonf4on 1T

- Die vltniOeriitdtsIobt" G~panfton lit
unS iebenfaus, tpenn nicbt in onoeren
Stiden, in Der 2(usmaDl PATHFINDER Sc
i6morenen iber. NlS titr3Iic6 elm SAL sur
8erbanOlung fam, in tpelc5em geiitige @ez
trGnfe cine beion0ere Holle ipielten, nobm
Der GDnitabler, Delber Bic Quspa6l Der
@el9DOrenen 81 beiorgen bate, nit feincm
nur @eiitlicbe, ieDob man
%beDunoere ietne ll1partetlt1teit - @etitz
li6e bon alien 0enominationen. 0er1clbe
Gonitabler erfor iid am Samltag Stuz
benten Der Goanitoner llniperiitQt, ais es
Iicb I'M cine 9rugelet 3tpiicben NQcbbarn
ban0eIte, un0 Der Yrii9elbelo ipuroe frei0ez
iprocben. @enaue SobfenntniB Der 3u
snti9eioenben Sra8en 1T INNER bic 6aupts
i01e!
- Mtt8Lte6er Der btc1igen 8atter0 o
W}ttt3, II an Der s3abG, haben aus 2ter9er
0aruber, 6aB ite fir tbre tp6brenb bes
STREETS 8eletiteten 0ienfte INNER nocb feline
Se3ablung erbtelten, itcb geipeigert, mod
terner Soloot 81 iptelen. Qln9efibts Der
&batlocbe, baB in pielen anoeren 6duen
Die ottentltden @eLber nit DoQen 6Gnoen
auS8eltreut perben, farm man ben Qeuten
i3rs @ntraitun9 foum peroenfeu,
, 1894-09-17
Die Grplofon elmer OelIampe
Derurfa6t oen 600 elmer alien fran uro ole
fdwere DerIebun9 zines kinoes.

G6por6 &rootl bon SEQ. $50 Nu1tin
9toe. mabte 8eitern nit ieiner 6rau unb 3
Gtn6ern cine Qanopartie. 0as innate
Gtno purbe gu 6au8 ge!a1ien uno Ser Qlufs
1t6t Der 60iQbri8en 3ante Sora6 8eterien
unterielt. 2lS RraDtl 9citern Nbenb 6eimz
febrte, fan6 ct letn 0eim nQbe3u burcb
Seuer %5erit0rt, ietn 8abD auf benz RrQnfens
bett i'm 6oipttal nnb bic Qeiche Der IQlte
auf elmer Otarmorplatte III Der Morgue
ausgeitredt. 0e8en 8 lt9r QtbenoS ipur6e
bic Seuertpebr nacb &r0Dil8 Wo0nung be-
rufer, moielbit cine unl8eitiir5te brentenoe
0ellampe Die Wt06el in Teuer 9elebt bate.
gll5 bic Slar1meu gel0ibt naren, fanoen
Die TeuertDe6tleute auf Dem augc6ronnten
TuBbooen Die 2eibe Ser 1onte uno bebeft
bon benz ntAt a~n8ebronnten 3beile Der
Glei6cr Die lebloie Sorm 6e5 8a6D8. 0aS
Iebtere Dur6e 1DteDer ms Qeben g"erufen
unb nit fiIrbtcrIiben 8ranopun6en 6eoedt
mach benz Gountgz 0Oipttol geibafft. Q(uf
bemlelbcn g8agen bef0nD ljb aucb bic nabe3u
Dcrfobltc Torm Der Gante Yeterien.
9aS 3inbcben, bo5 tuobI 1cbperlicb nit
benz 2eben 0aOontOmmen tpir6, 6eiBt Garter
s., un0 lit 2 Sabre alt. 9a8 @ebGuoe, IN
benz ii9 Die Graoiric5e Wo6nuug befinbet,
8eb0rt So9u Wtott, lit 3it0dig uno aus
8adltctnen ber8eiteut, @S tDurDe 6urc6 oQs
6euer gum 8etra8e bon 5000 geibGoi8t.
1roDtl's SerIuIt betrdgt etfpa ebeniooiel.
, 1894-09-17
u. G. meiI's D~erfdwin0en,
Gin Oefi5it in Den 8idern Ser 6irma Buffet
& meiI.

gilbert s. 0eil, Elm Otitglie6 ser Tirma
RuiieQ & Q8eil, tpeIcbe an BET Is. Str,
3ptl9en gabol6 unb W}icbi8an Nue. etnetI
9et9itaQ betreibt, perIblpan0 am IeBten
Utetta8 ouf gcbeiu1niBpoIe 0eiIe, uu6
letne SreunOe filrcbteten anfa1g5, bQB t6n1
gtl1 unglltf 3u8eitOBen, o0er ooB er 0as
Spter clues Gcrbredcn8 gerporOeu iei.
SeBt bat es ii6 o6er Derou50eiteut, bah
gSetl ben Staub GDicngo'5 Don 5einer
SuBen 8ei8itteIt fat, un0 DaB er in ieineu
MbrebnHn9en um me0r ais $4,000 3u fur3
lift. 0
Sem Gcib6ft5t6cil6a6er Nu1ieQ moc6te
IN oorl8er Mo3e Die @ntoedunq, bar Meil
mebrere 8etrd8e bon &unoen einoe,0oen,
0te1elben aber nibt 8ebuc6t babe. Gr ftcQte
2Sell 5ur Te6e, oie1er ober mtb linn aus.
be906 ttcb nac9 ieiner @obnun9 int 6oteI
gtormanote, i6rteb BORT einen NbldieDSz
brief an feline Satin unb ~DerIc6nQnb,
@tnc tpettere Briifun0 Der @elch6ftsz
bltcber er8ob, 6oB @etl bon ben @elbern
Der TIrtna i6er $4,000 fir 5id perpenbet
bate.
98eiI mar frii6er 9tci1en6er fir Bic bieiiqe
vAir Blast Feather Co." Qefpeien. l1D
mar I'M Iebtert 9erbit in oaS RG1IeQ'icbc
2etbftaugeibdft ais G?bcil6aber einqetreten.
Gr lit Der SObn 6, Metl's, De8 Qr61i0enz
ten Der O28eil Seatber g."
, 1894-09-17
Offenbar Elm Woro.

Sranf Cummings an DER Canal uno Sutton
Stra6e toot,soufeefunoen. - SronF mofOn
uno J.ames McKiuneY unter Dem Der
oadt, inn erf6Iaoen gu haben, in Paft
oeuommen. Des Grfteren 6etdnoni6.
, 1894-09-17
5Hr JeOormQnn.
fit 9ro5 uno H(ejn.
5dr ArIQ ono ROi(5,
COnklin'S
9Qno0u0
ee2-
0ubltden Uiffe11s>

giir oas 1ans entbGlt es nib.
ti6e 8ecepte auer 2lrt, Mugaber
uber W}aB unO Gemidt IT, IN.
Jiir 8anaente siebt es Nui.
f6luB in sei6aftli6en unb geieb'
li6en 5ragen, 1Opie 9fat6 in 8ua'
fibrun9 un0 ibren perI1ieoenep
@nItemeu,
5iir 5aedDaniAer cine 8uIam'
o1enItenun8 Ser in ibr Sad 19la,
genben me6anii6en @eiebe unO
oQer benfwur0tsen @rftnbungeu
uno Mai6inen,
Tiir DEN 5anoWerker praftiibs
Ratbl@l6ge unO itatiitii6e Nn'
oaben.
giir Oeu 2auomirtD @itte'
r~unsSregeln, 8O0enfun0e, 6atb.
i1ldge fiir 8eafernn9, 2an0mei'
Jung uuo 8~ebanb(ung BON 8ieb,
giir 0artner Nuf6tiie iiber
2eben8fd6igfeit Der Samenarten,
Reimen, @a9stbum Der 8dume &c.
Tiir Dolitiher itatiitii6e8 eri6ts
lber @ablen, 8epDlterun9S3a91
8arteigruppirungeu.
Giir 9Ol2bdmoler 9enaue MoB'
tabeuen.
5iir 8ud)balter Re6nuugsz utlS
2ahltabellen.
Go 1T n~untOgGid), Ben reiden ST.
balt bieles 9anObu9s aud nue.
arndbernO gu f6ilOern.
Seoes Sitter, ieoer @tonO unb
8eruf finben oortn 16neu Rot6
ano Nufl6GuB.
9a5n fOmmt cine 3uIammen,
lteanng oQer wibti9en aeIdidtli'
den Greignifie, iOwie geOgrapbIds
Nngaben Our9 so fletne 9anofarten
erldutert, itotiitiide 3uIammen.
lteuungen iiber Gsididte, 8eODltp
rl1'1s uno Die Gr5ensniTe auer @ton.
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Srasen bon auoemei.
uem Sntereie finbet man bier i'd
OerItdnOli9er Toiiuns
$tntrOOrt und 8eReRrung.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-02

The Detroit Journal on Saturday con-
tanned long article relative to the charges
of Messrs. Hambtzer, Jochim and Berry
for mileage, hotel bills, etc. contracted in
performance Of their duties as state officers.
While there seems to be aquestion as to the
legality of any of these charges, it is certain
that some of them are simply outrageous
and should be classed almost as straight
theft from the state. The deposed officers
claim that their bills are all legitimate, that
they come neither under the head of ''fees'
or Prerequisites" which the constitution ex-
pressly provides they shall not receive, that
state officers for the past forty years have
been paid similar bills. The board also
claims that Atty. Gen. Ellis gave an opinion
(whatever that may be WORTHY that such
accounts were proper charges against the
state. The whole question will likely be
taken into the courts and settled.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-02

classes. We must IL we want market give
the laborers of our land the money essen
tial to purchase. Wages are not too high
but we must raise our condition, and to do
this we must have q change. The people
are crying for change. they never wanted
to vote as bad as they do now.
''Shall we wear out or rust out" Mrs.
Lewis aud Mrs. Will GLADDEN. both thought
that wearing out would be much the better.
The subject, lis the world advancing in
moral improvement" was discussed by Mrs.
E. j. Cook. One year ago Mrs. Cook would
have said that we were advancing, but now
Is doubtful.
The Corbet- Mitchell fight, "Corunna &C.
currence," AID other disgraces were cited to
show the downward tendency in our land.
This is caused by bad examples In high
places, and the change, spoken of by Broth
er Reynolds, was strongly urged.
A select reading by Miss Edith Whalen
ended the program and the club adjourned
to meet with Mr.. Armstrong In one month.
BERT Cook.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-02


Damo by Jerome Eddy has been pur
chased by Canadian hOrsemen who pait
81, 600.
Major Mapes, 5000 owned by Dewey
q Stewart has been placed In the hands OF
trainer Fowler. The horse will undoubtedly
get low record this year.
Fenton Independent: DR.. Ward has taken
a young lady student into his Office. She
arrived last Saturday without any baggage
and weighs 10 pounds.
Letters that remain uncalled for in the
Owosso postoffice the week ending, Feb. "a:
Minnie Arnold, C. A. Bush, Ella Bradley,
N. d. Bidwell, E. G. Bashford, John Dow
ney, Tarleton B. Earl. G. f. D., Charlie
LENT, V. II. Stewart, Mrs. Abbie Smith,
Alice McGaw, Della Fisher, Richard Gay,
w. o. Hudson, Lewis Laynes, James Law
cock. r. j. Monroe. Chas. Moorehouse, A.
M. Bannister. Fred Vosburgh, Silas Mans
field. Drop: Melvin hathaway.
Rev. Dewitt Talmage: "a newspaper,
whose columns overflow with advertise
ments of business men, has more influence
in attracting attention to and building a city
or town than any other agency that can be
employed. People 60 where there Is BUSH
ness. Capital and labor will locate where
there is an enterprising community. No
power is SO strong to build up town as a
newspaper properly patronized. 1t will al
ways return more than 1t receives"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-02
Maple River Farmers Club.

The Club held its regular meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. h. @. Payne, Feb. %.
After the regular opening exercises, T..
j. Cock, delegate to the state convention of
farmers clubs, gave his report He was
much pleased with the way things looked at
the Agricultural College. and thinks the
dairy school step in the right direction.
He said that while the farmers clubs of
Michigan had made themselves felt while
working independently, much more good
could he expected now that they are united
into the Michigan Farmers Club Associa-
don. The club then adjourned to the din
ing room, where the wants or the inner man
and woman were looked after.
The afternoon session was opened by a
vocal solo by Cloyes Lewis, which was well
rendered, and much enjoyed. A welcome
was extended TO our new members, the
Soeleys and Snyders, by Frank Whelan.
The subject, would the annexation of
Hawaii be benefit TO the United States, -
was ably discussed by Bro. Will GLADDEN..
Mr.. g. thinks that every thing considered,
annexation would be good thing. II would
ancng other things help our trade with
these islands, and furnish us with coal
Ing station that might be of great value to
- In time Of war.
The subject, the relative wages of farm
help and prices of farm products. !" was treat
a by p. b. Reynolds and Chas. Cook.
Our national prosperity will be Ia direct
proportion to the condition of the laboring
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-02
For sale at a bargain, Jersey bull calf,
entitled to registry. Call at this Office.

Weather Prophet Foster gives gloomy
outlook for March. He says Zone of the
most severe storm periods of recent years
will prevail over the United States and
Canada from March to April Is. In many
parts of the country unusually heavy rains
or SHOWS will fall aud floods may be ex-
pected. Seven principal low barometers
will cross the continent from, west to east
during the period. Tornadoes may be ex-
pected in those parts frequented by these
destroyers. Temperature will go to great
extremes and frost will damage early crops
far southwark. Electric storms will pre-
cede and severe cold waves follow some of
these lows. Those crossing the continent
March z to IL, IL to 16, Is to "a. 25 to 2s.
and April 4 to 8 should be carefully
watched"