The news boy., 1896-07-11
HERE AND THERE.

remarks an old-fashiOncd philoSo-
pher, but when it comes to his get.
ting out he's got to crawl. The
moral is plain: Deal at the Silver
Dollar Cash Store and never run in
debt or pay other mems debts. Har-
ris & Mutt, proprietoas. Oran, Mo.
1t is reported that a young man
living in the neighborhood of Diehl
stadt recently broke off his engage
ment for no other reason than that
one afternoon recently, when he was
at his sisters she left him to take
care of the baby an hour.
If you have sign over your door
you are an advertiser. The sign is
intended to advertise your business
to passers by. An advertisement in
reliablc newspaper is many thous-
and signs spread over many miles.
sST Cut down expenses by buying
your clothing, dry goods, groceries,
shoes, farm implements. and every
thing you need at the Silver Dollar
Store Harris g. Mutt, proprietors,
Oran.
Charley UnBerstall has accepted
position with Baudendistel & Co.,
at Kelso as ''counter-hopper. . Char
ley is well known to the people of
the upper end as clever young man
and has many friends.
Father Furlong, of New Madrid
| ,,-ri roc tbof 4ba 1alia- pf CT Nor
tin S church, East Prairie, will give
a grand dedication picnic on July II.
Everybody invited. Reduced rates
on Cotton Belt.
"A special term of county court
was held here Wednesday and saloon
license were granted to Jas. Nester
Peter Watley and ]. Y. Bandy, all
of Sikeston. Sikeston used to be u
dry town.
Squire Dotson, of Morley was
in Benton Wednesday and said that
Morley was up to date on convention
news. He said they received bulle-
! tins there every fifteen minutes.
Harry Watkins, the gentlemanly
book-keeper at Matthews, Stubble-
field Il Co., is the proudest man in
Oran. Mrs. Watkins presented him
with ID fine boy Tuesday night.
During these hard times farmers
will travel miles to save dollar.
The business man should tell the far
mer through the Newsboy, the in
ducaments he has to offer.
1t is physically impossible to put
impure water into COW and get
pure milk from her. And yet our
COWS are permitted to drink at the
old mill pond.
Since a bouncing boy took up
board at Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Hender.
sons 5, papa finds it necessary to
stay around home and mind the
baby
Miss Bertha Grojean, of New
Hamburg, celebrated her eighteenth
birthday last Sunday and entertain
, ed many of her friends at her home.
John B. Greer, Jas. Nester,
Elan Mills, j. V. Bardy, joe. w.
Moore and Peter Watley of S kesto ',
were here Wednesday.
Before some of our local church
). members would lend to the Lord
G they would demand his note, secured
f by mortgage.
r Charles Hale, formerly of Blod-
gett, but now a resident of Capo
D County, was in Benton Wednesday.
| Russell Ponder, of Cape Girar-
o deau, was here the first of the week
u visiting his cousin, Luke RUSSELL
e Advertising to business is as
e necessary as oil to an engine-and
4 the latter requires it continuously.
;. Hon. Marsh Arnold spent the
a week in Chicago, where he went as a
). delegate to the big convention.
l. ha~ Hall & Cooper lands for sale
4 in time payments. Apply to Albert
- G. Davis, 500 Olive street, st. Louis
No man caH talk about adver-
tising not paying like the man who
- has not tried it.
q "A mothers patience with her
. worthless son is as often fault as
it is a virtue.
= DR.. Wright, OF Oran, spent the
n fore part OF the week at Ke,so, tooth
y doctoring.
y The way Of the traasgressor ID
like so.called Society very tough
Il. b. Russell and b. a. Kiass-
bury spent their Fourth at lie CYpc.
. There will be aaother balIqUs
;, ascension at Oran today (Ssturday. !
o ID. II. Harper had busiaess viii
e the county court Wednesday.
$ w \. Ward aud wife, OF Hickosj
Grove, were here Monday