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   Moberly Weekly Monitor (Newspaper) - July 12, 1900, Moberly, Missouri                                DESIGNS TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS OBTAINED ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice in Inventive Age Book How to obtain patents Charges No fee till patent is secured Letters strictly Address E G SIGGERS Patent Lawyer Washington OC FREE Court Randolph County com Mondays In March and second Mondays September First Mondays In January and first Mondays In July Judge of Circuit Court of Ninth Judicial A 07 son Second Mondays In February May and November Second in April June October Mondays In May August and November Fourth Mondays in March July September and January of County Court W LAMOTTE and E D LEA ar nmn cmt TEKUS Fouth Mondays la January and October or noun com Third Mondays in February May August November Judge of Probate B SELLERS 6 B 4 CO In count 1100 One out of lM Payable in advance Ona doUar a month per Inch for until adrar ia for local notice or extra Million 1 and a cents per line of respect ate ot exceeding HUM free If 10 will be charted for a if inserted at all double all business correspond ence to G B KILLY A Co ed time if they had fought it out in the of Brooklyn Bridge Wi have heard much aboot tbe man with a hoe Now there are many men in the land with an ax to grind and there are a lot of odd men who want to play even MB C J formerly own er of the Fayette Advertiser years ago who baa been roaming around for gome time has recently pur chased the Brunswicker published at Brunswick It is an old relia ble paper may it continue to be successful AND now it ia said that Freddie Gepharte wife ie seeking a divorce Freddie you know used to dangle about Lily Langtry Well tbe high rollers of New York city or the Smart Set as Arthur Gria Bom styles them are mighty on eartin in their matrimonial affairs ONLY one white man has ever seen tbe Empress of China Poor woman How many American wo men would like to change places with her But not to lose the point of the remark was tbat man and where is he now Did be live or did he join the Boxers We pause lor a reply in a short time will bave a license saloon a thing they have not had for some time The city and county will get some rev that I read There is a tone about it that ia lacking in the others and it me about the people I know and arr interested in A al about some person that I never heard of and never will hear ol again does me no good I cant describe the qualify that endears me to toe MONITOR but 1 do not find it in the other papers Well tbe MONITOR has been here for a long time and no one ever read a line in it that could hurt city or its business men That is one thing and there are others THE public is again shocked by one of those horrible electric street car accidents wherein thirtyfive people are crashed and killed out right In these days of fast rail roading anything is liable to happen to a train in tbe twinkle ol an eye etill people bave confidence in tbe builders and go their deaths without a thought of what is in store for them built on plans Electric roads are tor the ordinary rail or wagon and let him peddle t around to the homes of tbe city every morning before breakfast Ele could go around town and get to subscribe to a pint quart gallon or more of this fine water to be delivered fresh from the ice and in addition to this he have boys hawk it around the streets to the hot and thirsty pedestrians In this way a fine business ought to be built up for tbe summer Every town of any importance which has sulphur water accessible has one or more persons engaged in furnishing it to families and individuals and in view of the fact that we have close to us as palatable and healthful water aa there can be found in the country it seems strange that no one hag taken up the business sug gested here There are few people that would to take this re freshing water every morning Dont all start at once STUB MUST STAF The Supreme Court Passes Up on the Train Case Democratic Ticket NATION For President BR YAN of Nebraska For STEVENSON of Illinois now For a long time they did not get any though it if eaid that those who wished to drink could always get the bev STONE not only bordered on the the dramatic when be denounced and Stephens as a pair of Siamese twins he actually drop ped the plummet into the deepest darkest abyss of tragedy when he said that if the twine brought John the Baptist from his bloody grave as a candidate the conven tion ought to setdown on him A MONTH ago Atty Hart of War reneburg cut loose from bis demo For EON A M DOCKER For Lieutenant JOHN A LEE For of SAM B COOK For A O ALLEN For Attorney E C CROW For R P WILLIAMS For Railroad JOE HARRINGTON For Judge Court of E J BROADDUS Far WILLIAM W RVCKER State Senator Senatorial of County For S W CRESON For JOE L HOGUE cratic moorings because be couldnt look on politics with a silver lin ing The Republicans jumped at the chance to get a good man for prosecuting he firm ly and politely turned the offer and tbe speed is bat lit tle reduced open country is reached In several instances may be recalled disaster bus resulted from this plan of opera tion going around a curve and on to a bridge at 25 miles an hour witb a light car and over they go down tbe gulch to death all from running light cars at speed K they must run electric cars at high speed for safety track must be straight and WILLIAM C to have the handsomest private residence in the world and house at the corner of Fifth avenue and Seventy second street New York for which he paid is being furnished and decorated on ft is not eo large as the mansion of Corneline nor that ol C PHunt Several houses in tbe nei are more spacious and have more elegant but the interior arrangement and decoration are said to surpass in artistic beauty and NOT THAT KIND OF A CALF The Saint Louis Chronicle this morning has an article describing the new convention hall at ity It commends the pluck of tbe town in rebuilding the hall in a limited time and goes into the history of the original building The article is interesting and tbe statements made are mainly true with one exception It ie stated tbat tbe foundation of the old hall was a full blooded Hereford bull calf donated an a lottery by Division No 2 ot the su court met at Jefferson City yesterday afternoon and announ ced decisions Among ond affirming the sentence of Eli J wno was tent to the for ten years from Pettis county for in an attempted holdup ol a passenger train on the Lexington branch of the Missouri Pacific railway Nov 28 1898 and bis Jim West are both in the serving their sen Clerk and Carrier Mo Aug 1 1900 The United States Civil Service Commission announces that a ape cial examination will be held by its postoffice board of in the city and on the date named above 6 m for the positions of clerk and carrier in the postoffice in that city The examination will consist of penmanship from plain copy geography of the United Slates and Tbe arithmetic will consist of tests in the fundamental principles exten ding as far as common and Letter Luzon P I May 14 1900 Dear I am now Cabanatuan eight or nine miles from where my company it stationed I will return in a few days to company It is still very hot although it threatens rain every night Next month Jane the rainy season sets in and then it will be cooler I made a picture of the church here and formerly the convent now the Regimental hospital and guard house in front of these you see flagpole They also have the parade grounds here where they drill On the is a pretty little verse I found it the flag I drew from our post flag and I had to watch it half a day to get it just like you see it THEIR FRIEND Grand Chief Conductor Clark Thanks Congressman For His Efforts in Securing the Passage of the Arbitration Through the House of Is a Friend to the Kail road Men NEW OPERA HOUSE Liberal Proposition to Build One Has Been Submitted IS A AC C GRIMES For H MILLER Prosecuting For GEORGE For If A MATLOCK For RICHMOND for DR GEORGE K PEELER For Judge County JOHNJ HUSTON For Judge County E D LEA For Constable Sugar Creek ARTHUR GRIMES NOTES THE July BUD is getting down to business We never knew a love lier June coming RALPH the boss of the Republican party in Kansas admits thet Bryan will carry that state THE is the only paper in the city that publishes today the platform in full When you get the yon get the news no need to take any other the month of May Dunns Review reports 647 failures in the United States with liabilities amounting to largehearted citizens pour ont money to honor dead heroes with monumental bronze and ers to capture live delegates with granite consciences Detroit Free Press WHES Count Boni started back to Paris to whip that editor we be gan to hold our breath We have been black in the face for some down announcing I am a gold Democrat sounds like principle ELDER F E MEIGS who was sent to China about thirteen years ago as missionary by the Christian church is now at his home in in Holden Mo He thinks tbat another twentyfive yeara will wit ness astonishing changes in China He eays the vast quantities of Christian literature that is being distributed among the educated people there will bring about a revolution in customs Charles has taugh so much that his voice is weary and he has given up even church singing for the present The pop ular tenor has been heard several times this winter but hardly in his best form though he managed to evoke raptures from the critics of Springfield Ills where he sang Louia Mirror Or all the asinine stories that of the gold that are said to have on that train is tbe most asinine A million in weighs some three ions and tbe 160000000 that Oom Paul is said to have would weigh 180 tons re quiring abont ten freight cars of the sort used in South Africa to carry it This is rather a good load to run around the country with No DSE to kick on Web Davis he was raised by Democratic par ents and atter taking bis share of the household went off like the Prodigal joined the Re and after lying down with them for several years has returned to the party he rightfully belonged to He is a Jackson county man and all that waa rais ed in that county in those daye are Democrats and it cant be rub bed oat every private house in the world The first floor which inclu des a reception drawing rooms a dining room and ball room wae finished and furnished at a cost of 81110000 Two silver andirons in dining room cost THE number of divorced women in New York high society is aston ishing It is nothing uncommon to see at any big public affair some man of prominence with his second wife in close proximity to hie first wife with her husband And the air is filled with the of Kirk Armour a prominent of City So lar as the result is concerned it makes no what kind of a calf this waa but fidelity to facts de mands that the truth be told and in addition to this we do not be lieve in the weaker sex being rob bed of their share in the great events of day The Chronicle bull calf wag a heifer and car ried the distinctly feminine name of Rose Justice must be done if every bull call in the country kicks THEY MISSED IT The Weekly MONITOR is printed on Wednesday nights but last night it was held back to get tbe Democratic convention news being held in Kanias City All the mnil carriers were held up today on their rounds with this remark Where is my They had to explain There are many people in the city who take tbe Weekly and dont take the al fractions and embracing prob lems The age limitations for this examination are as follows Clerks not less than IS years Carrier between 21 and 40 Applicants for male clerk and carrier must have the medical cer in form 101 executed Ap are not required to have his certificate executed No application will be accepted for this examination unless filed in complete form with the board at in the city nam ad above before the hour of closing business 211900 Applications should be filed or coming divorces of intrigues be tween married men and other mena wives One would think that the 400 was resolving itself gradually into a sort of Free Love Commun ity This is not the opinion of a rack and envious outsider The indictment of tbe swells cornea from among themselves One of them has written for the literary organ of the crowd The emart set a long poem en titled The Charge of the Four Hundred that Bets forth conditi ons in high society which lead the reader to believe that the whole fabric of swelldom is rotten with lust It is no wonder that men are found prophesying for this great metropolis the the doom hat was rained upon the Cities of the plain St Louis Mirror Daily and when it is not deliver ed on Thursday mornings there is a great row They look for it on date and would of bad it but it waa thought beat to hold back one day and give them all the con vention news TO WIN THE There been National conventions VICTORY many notable but none that equal the Kaunas City Demo cratic convention of 1900 go in history as a It will turning in the United States as much so ae the point of political events Charleston convention National of 1860 Democratic People who WILL somebody explain why it is that old married women like to read love stories We do not mean those delightful pieces of lit in which the love story is simply the chain that holds the gems of thought mean those abominable trashy stories written by the Duchess and her kind We should think that every day experience would jomp up between every other line and give it the lie THE Centralia Guard man must have been asleep since the primary there for this week the Guard saye Moberly will have no fair this year Rody put on your specks read the papers and you will see Moberly is to have a big fair com July 24 Come up and see good fair and its fine string of horses that bave entered Yes come up all Mober time now and nothing has iy wants to see you and will give ed yet you some pointers There is some curiosity to know why it waa when the Kansas City men were putting in their orders for oh for the con vention that they ordered pints instead of quarts POPE LEO XIII wears a robe of soft white wool witb a gold chain set with many jewels to which is bung a jeweled cross His private apartment is red ceiling walls and floor all red business man should have an advertisement in the Mon M tbe month of July Invite the people to come to the city where they can get bargains as well ss attend the fair HIM and Croker came all the way to Missouri to glare and growl at each other It would have uav John W Philip commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard haa consented to take charge oi the fund to be raised among the sailors and marines of tbe United States navy for the purpose of hav ing a silver model mada of the United States Maine This model is to be presented to Miss Helen Gould The model of tbe Maine will cost abont 82000 Considerable money has already been raised The plan is to col lect 10 cents from every sailor aud in tbe navy As there are about 25000 enlisted men the amount is practically assured OKE of our old time lady readers was in to Bee us yesterday Inci dentally she eaid The is the most satisfying paper ol all are observing can feel something in tbe air and that something is a change from latter day Republican ism to original Democratic sound ness and government by the peo ple Tbe Republican National convention of 1896 witnessed a re markable scene when leading aud lifelong Republicans with tears in their voices and real tears cours ing down their walked ont the hal but it is reserved for the Kansas City convention to publicly a truly converted Republican of the first magnitude to its fold Tbe convention in this particular ie without a parallel but it shows the drift of the tide the people are going to Sound Con Democracy tor on this rock was Republic founded And now with W J M its party standard bearer a man who has the utmost confidence of his party and the people generally and a man for second place as worthy the Democratic party is in the fray to sweep tbe field and win a great victory in the November BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY There are men in this town and in every town for that matter who are playing the role of Micawber waiting for something to turnup They may have a little capital or no capital but health and some degree ef intelligence and are wondering what they can do to make a living We believe we can suggest a business opportunity which may not lead to fortune and to fame but will aflord a reason able income to any man who will take it up with energy and intelli gence The hot season is upon us the Season when people crave cool and healthful drinks Let one of these make arrangements with the proprietors of Randolph Springs for water to be delivered here erery morning by A TEXAS WONDER Halls Great Discovery One email bottle ol Halls Great Dis covery cures all kidney aid bladder troub les gravel cures emissions wenk mid backs tism and all of the md blodder in both men and women reg bladder troubles in children If not sold liy druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of SI Quo small bottle is two months treatment my cnse above mentioned It W sole manufacturer St Mo for merly Wuco Tex Sold bv J F Bead This St Louie Mo Oct 20 is to certify tbat 1 have been cured ncy and bladder trouble with bottle ot Hulls Great Discovery anil can fully recommend it Box Office Loula Tbe need of an hour is 60 min utes A truthful man never makes much of a success as a fisherman Tbe cucumber knocks a man ont after he gets it down Fishing is very often but another name for loafing If you undertake to a hy give up all other tasks After all a prohibitionist is mere ly an individual bottle A man isct necessarily a gard ner because he has a hothouse he may have a scolding wife When pugilist gets into the divorce court it is usually for the purpose of having the match de clared Daily News There is more Catarrh in this section promptly in order that time may remain tor correction if necessary This examination is open to all citizens of the United States who may desire to enter the service and comply with the requirements All persona are invited to ap ply and applicants will be exam ined graded and certified witb entire impartiality and wholly without regard to any consider ation save their ability as shown by the grade they attain in the ex amination but from those certified the Department usually selects tor appointment who are residents of the district in which tbe list For application full instructions examination questions and infor mation relative to the duties and salaries of the different positions and location of the examination room apply to the secretary ol the board of examiners at the in the city named above CHAS P 19 1900 Chairman What T A old rem edy for Coughs Colds and Consumption used throughout the world lor half a century hits cured innumerable canes of OLD Its only bit of bunting true With Its stars of wbite ona if round of bine And its stripes ot white and lint today In tbe far oil There are brave men dying for what It Old Glory overhead I It wao under that flag gallant men North and together again Humbled the boats of Spain And that game old flan should a foe at tack Will never God defenders lack To its folde from I did not tell you I am in the Hospital have been here since April 15 but I am all right now just bad a little malaria Company K is getting quite a reputation for getting and guns Tbe Second Lieutenant takes out a lot of the boys every few days and he gener ally gets into a small the other day he captured a General and a Captain He just got his commission a short time ago He was a hospital steward before he is a One fellow and said to be tbe youngest Lieutenant in the U 8 Army The papers yon send me are en joyed ever so much not only by me but by all the boys Your letters are like a delicious dish to me I read them over aud over and enjoy words wont tell but write of tener Mrs Weems letter was quite interesting and her tion of dear mothers dinner just made my mouth water were four fellows in our company who were caught asleep The following is taken from the Sedalia Democrat of last Sunday Many Republican in seeking for some ground upon which to base tbe hope for an in creased vote for their party in Mis souri have jumped to the conclus ion that because their nominee for Governor Joe Flory was onoe a railroad man thousands of railroad employes who have been Democrat are to fall over each other in rushing to the polls to vote the Republican ticket Never was there a more flimsy ground upon which to build a hope and never was disappointment more certain The employes of are intelligent men They must be in order to perform the arduous and often duties of them Being Intelligent men they act from reason and from mere They are Populists or Prohibitionists The bave their clearly defined politi cal convictions and like the law yers tbe carpenter the farmers and men of other avo The question ot a new opera house has been discussed more perhaps than any other enterprise to the good of the city The result of this discussion is be unanimous opinion by all riende of progress that our geog situation population and and hotel facilities de mand a modern and commodious house and convention hall We have large and elegant buildings tine school houses and in every respect ex cept tbat of opera bouie facilities re are metropolitan By of our location and railroad facilities we are a natural and convenient point for conventions and other publio as and also a favorite with the theatrical companies but we are being robbed of all th benefits accruing from these facts by lack of a suitable hall In the late Judicial convention we had a valuable object lesson to the revenue accruing from euch gatherings it having left more money in town than any fair o Fourth of July celebration eve held Indeed the re vena from the sale of euch small item as soda water and peanut was worth all the time and involved in securing the conven tion If we had a good oper house such conventions would Incipient and relieved many in advanced stages If you are not with he we will refund money Price and Sold at Pharmacy M P Proprietor Where It Wag Built and How It Got to Moberly of the country than all other eases put toother and untill the dls laet years waa supposed to be incura ble For a Krate many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and pro scribed local remedies and by ly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a disease and therefore requieres cou treatment Halls Catarrh Core manufactured by F J Cheney Toledo Ohio IB the con cure on thi market U is tak en internally in doses frome 10 drops to a It acts directly on the and surface of me system They offer one hundred dollars for my case it fails to cure Send for circular and testimonials Address F J Co O Sold dy Druggist Halls Family tills are the best How to Prosper Wear your coat till you can pay for a new one Wash your dishes till your husband geta ont of debt Saw your own wood till gro cery is paid Put away those diamonds till mother gets out of bankruptcy Dont put on style at anothers expense Be frugal and live within your means Honor God in your life die happy and go to Kor Oyer Tears MBS SOOTHING by millions o lor while teeth ing broken by a sick child suffering cutting teeth lend at o n ce Winslows Soothing Pokeberry cottage always been pointed out as one of the first houses in Moberly and usually the added information tbat it was a relic of old Allen the abandoned station on the old North Missouri Railroad a mile north of Moberly which at one time was the gateway for all tne country around Hunts ville Roanoke and Glasgow even extending into Saline county Mrs Sallie Kring was down town this morning and gave our reporter the historical facts con with the building In July 1865 W E Pearl Mrs Krings father moved from Macon City to Old Allen becoming mine host of the hotel at the station which at that time was a dining station for trains At that time Pokeberry was a business house of old Allen occupied by P G Mo Daniel and W Williams When the house was built or by whom Mrs Kring doesnt recall Two years or more later than 1865 the house was put on wheels and by a great string of oxen a dozen or more yoke of them was hauled down to the new town of Moberly and placed on the present site at 209 North Williams street where it was used aa a dwelling up to 1885 when it was moved up to the side walk and fitted up for offices When Pokeberry was moved from old Allen it consisted of but two rooms all the back end and porch es was added after the move to Moberly It had been spliced patched and added to until its or form was entirely iost The most af Pokeberry cottage was cer tainly more than 40 years old is digested quickly it will ferment and Irritate the on guard one got nine months in prison and another poor fellow go two years and a dishonorable dis charge other two are in thi guard house have not been tried Do not fear of me drinking o that strange wine of which yon write I havent seen any of It but there are many other thing that will cause insanity over here Well I hope yon are in goo health and happy J yet cored eia Persons with Indigestion are half starved They need wholesome plenty Kodol Jure digests what yon eat so the bod can be while the worn ou organs are being reconstructed It the only preparation known tbat wi Instantly cure nil Try it if yon are from tlon ft will certainly do you rood Pharmacy Another Curious Freak Who baa not heard of the Siam ese twins Who would not pay t see tbat most wonderful of huma freaks We have not the twine but we bave preserved i alcohol twin turkeys both per formed and almost full sii at the time of hatching The tw were united at the breast a littl below the crops with a growth of flesh The head fee wings and bodies are separate an distinct In fact this curion freak is rivaled only by the Siam ese twins It was brought to ou office last Friday morning by M Thomas L Darby whose wife dis covered the curiosity as she was 1 taking a brood of batching turkeys the day before This spec imen of natures freaks is now on our table und to those who desire to look at and examine it we ex tend a cordial invitation to come in and do so We thank Mr Darby for the curiosity and will likewise appreciate similar remembrance by other of our ette Globe cations bey go to the polls and vote as their judgement dictates carries the railroad vote of Missouri in his vest pocket Then unless some good reason for doing eo can be assigned there is no ground upon which to believe that Democrats among railroad men are going to vote for the Re nominee tor Governor nd to assume that they will so ote is to them No such reason hag been assig In all the speeches made and published in advocacy of lory the Democrat has seen DO fiort even to ebow that Flory hae ver done anything to earn the and friendship of railroad men To be sore he wae himself a rail oad employe years ago and quit Is employment to go into politics Jut there is no reason why rail oad men should vote for him nn BBB be has done something to how an especial friendship for hem Dockery was once a practicing Sam Cook is a news aper man bat nobody assumes hat the physicians and newspaper men are going to vote the Demo ticket merely because the two names are upon it But while there has been no proof offered that Flory ever did anything to merit the especial es teem of railroad men there is an abundant evidence of labors in their behalf and evi dence too that the railroad men appreciate these efforts In proof of both ol these the Democrat submits the following letter which is E E CLARK M CLANCY Grand Chief Seor ductor tary ORDER OF RAILWAY TORS OF AMERICA Cedar Rapids Io Hon A M Dookery House of Dear have noted with pleasure the efforts you put forth in connection with the recent passage by tbe House of Represen of the commonly known as the Arbitration which we have been deeply interested and assure you that work is appreciated by myself and those whom I represent Yours truly E E CLARK G C C Dr return every the role here instead of the ex The great need of an opera hous being established the arises how are we to get it T It is certain at the start tbat no one will give us hall We have no philanthropists among us who are likely to leave monuments their generosity in the shape of an opera house Their monuments are like ly to be dividend paying property over which their heirs can quarrel It is settled then that if we se cure an opera honse it will cost us something and we admit that we are cot able to pay much for a hall We are glad however to be able to announce tbat a bonafide pro position has been made to tbe peo ple of Moberly by a responsible party to erect an elegant opera house upon terms easily be met without placing a on any one Mr George H Johnston of St Louis has made a proposition to build equip and complete an opera house in Moberly with a seating capacity of not less than 850 seats according to plans and specifications agreed upon by the DR TOMLIN FHE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST Throat Stomach Uvet anJ Female Diseases In Rheumatism Weakness of oil Blood Nervous Diseases Cancers Diseases Hydrocele a tut FOK BOOK Address DR B P TOM CHOUTEAU AVC ST Kodo Dyspepsia C Digests what yon It art fi di gests the food Fature in strengthening and the exhausted cans ant and tonic Kb other can ch it in efficiency stantly rel eves and Dyspepsia Indigestion Flatulence Sour Sick by E C f Ol tale in at Lasts 1 Here then is Democratic nominee a man of especial ability liberal safe conser with a public record upon which there is neither spot nor blemish and wao hue given proof of his regard for and interest in employes and other of laboring men Is it reasonable that all this is to be and overbalanced by the mere accident that his opponent wae once a railroad man and quit it for other pursuits Those who argue a stampede to Flory have not taken the measure of the railroad men of Missouri and do not understand their sturdy manhood good sense and devotion to principle each meal take Kodol Dyspepsia of It what you eat and will allow you to eat all you need of yno like U never ind crying with pain o nd gel a bottle of Mri B for children joor little sufferer immediately De pend upon it mothers there is no mistake about it U up 5 wind i r Wind the the ach md bowel s tone and energy to Soothing for children e taste and is the prescript nt to th Mr is pl on of one of the oldest and best f and nurse In the United States twentyfive in the United States Price a bottle bold by all the Be and or Mss Asthma cure Swedish Asthma Remedy Trial package mailed free Collins Bros Medicine Co St i or sala by all druggists to care the wortt it Is to Jester May Yet Go Free Kansas City Mo July Star special from Mexico Mo says It is said here that John W Gates tbe Chicago capitalist haB decided to drop the prosecution of the famous case of Alexander Jes ter charged with killing his broth er Gilbert Gates in Missouri 29 ago is the of thousands of yonng mothers because t outbreak so and frequently fatal em lobs Congh and Consumption Core acts like magie In cases of cronp It never been known to fail The cases relieved immediately c and at lasts Pharmacy M propr show over fifteen hun dred lives been saved the of One Minute Congh Cure Most of theae were cases of grippe croup lethina whooping bronchitis and pneumonia Its nne pre A Characteristic ol Big Herman Koch who has about four hundred acres of land the island near Atchison and on the Kansas side of the Missouri river pays taxes in Missouri The patent to the land wag secured when it was on the east side of the river and it appears on the same as being in Missouri The chang ing of the river threw the land on the Kansas side Kansas gets even below Atchison where the Rambo boys who have land on the Missouri nide are assessed by the of Walnut township Atchison county The Chinese ask bow is liv er instead of how do you dor for when the liver Is the health la good Little Early Risers ae famous little pills for the liver and Pharmacy the today people providing we sell the en tire seating capacity of said opera house at per seat and 1100 for each private box for the first pro entertainment in tbe new theatre eaid theatre to be in a good locality and to equal the theatres at Chippewa Falls Wie and Iowa or any other theatre built by Mr Johnston Now the opera house proposition is up to the people of Moberly ii we mean what we say let us show our faith by our works Here is a chance and the best chance we will ever have to get a good hall the burden of cost will be distrib among many Let a Com Club be organised at once to take this matter up and if it ac nothing more than to se cure this opera house it will have done well Mr Johnston has built a num ber of opera houses on the above terms and we herein give a copy of the proposition he made to the Commercial Club of Muscat ne Iowa This house cost and worth of seats were sold in five days IOWA 5 1899 To the Commercial Club will build equip and boose in Iowa with a seating of than 878 teals to the plant a ad speculations deposited with your providing you sell tbe entire seating capacity ol new opera house at per feat and tor private box for the first professional entertainment in the new theatre eaid theatre to be in a good location and to the theatre Wausau or any theatre I have built signed H This proposition accepted by the Commercial Club Committee H P President JOHN 1 MECHANICS SAVINGS 6 A CAPITAL AND SURPLUS The oldest Bank in the solic its business Money loaned on approved it 80 Mannas Ac a sketch and description KM ascertain our opinion free whether Patents taken Munn Co notice without In the Scientific Is tlie short step eo many Uke from a or cold to tion The early use of One Minute Cough Jure prevents consumption it tbe only 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