The Truth.

Mr. Editor: The heading of this arFakmebs9 Union.r THE ONLY TRUE

:B E; N MORRIS;Invites the People to Call and Examine bis Stock of

HARDWARE, Stoves, Tinware,

KVKKV THLKSDAV BY THEMEMPHIS FL'IJ. COMPANY. 0Subscription, Per Year io Advance MRON

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demonetization our President and asubservient Congress abuse our firstopportunity to redeem our pledges byviolating them. And if any tariff lawis parsed at all it will clearly be alongprotection lines. It is monstrous! TheRepublicans are quick to see Mr. Cleve-

land's mistake on silver, and are pre-

paring to profit by it. They mean toabandon their old position, leave Cleve-

land in possession and go forthclamoring against him and in favor ofundoing their own work. And still ourwise le-idtr- s at Washington are quiesc-ent while the months are slipping away.The stupidity of these people is enoughto provoke the saints."

County Court.

The court met at the court house,

STOl ptrlfy the BLOOD rearaksktthe LIVER and Ml' KEYS an4Beau-r- the H KH tad VHi-OU- 4'

VOLT... i y , pa Wx.tMEOUEENSWGLASS and

ticle should weigh heavily and mightlyupon every person. The truth, first,concerning God's purpose in us or ourexistence here: second, the truth re-

garding the very best plans and meth-ods pertaining to the interests and justrights of all men. Now the scripturedeclares that the truth shall make youfree. It U very plain to the obedientwhat the truth is. Again it says thatthey perish because ihey had not thelove of the truth. Is it not very plainto every intelligent a:d thoughtfulmind that all our bad laws and financialtroubles are based upon this: Namely.The love of the truth to seek it for theone purpose of obeying it for our ownhappiness both here and in all the fu-

ture bevond. What is sadly most true,the leaders or teachers of the present

PEOPLE'S PARTY STATE TICKET.

For Supreme Judge,O. L. JONES, ul Knox county.

For Superintendent Public Instruction.J. II. ELLIFF, of McDonald count j.

For Hull road ( oniinlKxloiicr,T. J. HENDERSON, of Hates county.

SsAnpeUtS, Ul gM.ii .'.l.i.-kc- f

Btxcactti .;su cveuag at- -cluiely I'oais, mus-cles euJi nerwa reasfea norCall and see mi: and leasiIt is the Largest in Scotland county lorw. y.: rent the nluanAsappUes raju 1 o w.

I keep the Best Line ofmt Prices. B g ":t rm t:vt 1 '''''I JA n I FC vo::!;ai tot: !i k'i i.iflnlbAUICOi.1 PR. ItAi iF.KS taxutTONIC nal'e and spoedy cure. Givo j i ileir, heal-thy Kmpion. FrtHivier.t attempt t counterfeit-ing ad.i to the popularity cf the oriarinaL I'jnot experiment get the CIUtilN AL. na lilT.

Dr. HRItTtR 3 LlVtK r ILLSI Cure Constipation. Liver Complaint and S

;kx.k II Headache. Samile Hose and DroatnJune 11th and 12th, and transacted the Vuuulod OH reotup'. ul iwo cent iil poalatfefollowing business:

Mrs. Martha Pruett was released on age is, that both priest (minister) and

REFRIGIRATORS IN THE MARKET!

I keep the Finest Line oe GASOLINE STOVES in the World ItWILL DO VOU GOOD TO SEE THEM. TlIEY ARE THE FIN EST AND

most convenient of ant gasoline stovesmade. g et a catalog 0 e of g as-oli- ne

Stoves Free.

BEN MORRIS. Memphis, Mo

If Yon Want Inionndtioa Abiutxditician have formed a combineagainst the plain and adulterated truthand on almost every important questionof life are substituting satan's ties.knowing that party ties are as strongdeath. Now I know that genuine love Address a letter or postal card t

stronger than death. It will go with The Press Slaims Gompaythe soul bevond. This love of thetruth constantly delivers us from fear. John Wedderbnr , Managing attorns,God says the wisdom of this world is P O.BOXM3. WASHINGTON'. D.Cfoolishness with his. Is it not evidentthat His so-call- people are grasping PENSIONS PBOCt'EED FOB

Co to J. C. GRISTY lor

PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,

All the STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES,

after everything except the wisdomSoldiers, Widows,which cometh from above cultivating

and encouraging pride, aristocracy.

Y e have it from reliable authoritythat in the secret caucus of the re-

publican convention, a temperancecitizen received the most votes forjudgeof the western district, but when hisposition on the great moral questionwas known, the members present kneel-ed to the saloon influence and changedenough votes to nominate anotherman. This action was on account offcer that should the temperance citizenbe accidently elected he would refuse togrant saloons licens. How is that forthe great moralit(?) party! The lie-publica- ns

on this question are likethe Democratic party on free silver andreform-grea- t on talk, but careful to seethat nothing is done. It would seemthat the Republicans feared that theiiown dear financial policy were not mak-ing sufficient tramps, penitentiary birdssuicides, millionaires, etc., a id thoughtits ru niug mate should not be hamperedin the leasts we fail to see how any tem-perance person can support such a con-temptab- le

move as that of defeating aman because he is opposed to saloons,that too, when his party has alwayrbeen advocating measures that wouldget rid of that curse. Most of the Re-publicans will gulp the dose down, forthey are so steeped in party prejudice,like their Democratic brothers, thaithey will tolerate almost anything forthe "good of party'' but we believe thereis sufficient Christian, moral men andwomen in Scotland county that willmake cause against such action, as willmake all local parties a little more care-ful hereafter how they insult men be-

cause of the principle they hold.

Children, Farents.Also, for Soldiers and Sailors disabled latbc

popularity, applause of the world,thereby ignoring the truth. While webuild with these faruds there is no

liiu of lutv in toe tteirular Army r Navy

taxes to the extent of $9.75 on accountof erroneous 'assessment."Mary M. Mitchell was adjudged in-

sane and ordered sent to the asylum atr'ulton.

The road case of WTm. Lingerfelterand others was dismissed at costs of

petitioners.The following grand jurors were

drawn for the August term of the cir-

cuit court:Vest township John Kinchelo.Miller George W. Cox.Mt. Pleasant R. M. Barnet.Tobin Felix Jeffries.Sand Hill Wm. Lingerfelter.Harrison Joseph Hicks.Thomson O. H. Curry.Johnsan O. D. Line.Union J. P. Davis and Perry Dean.Jefferson--A- . P. Harbur and F. H.

'owler.PETIT JURORS.

Miller P. H. Lancaster and HenryBish.

Vest F. M. Hope and Joseph Muir.Mt. Pleasant Sam Norton, Jr., and

lames Carr.Tobin A. S. Myers, Jr., and Z. J.

Neese.Sand Hill - Jacob Coffman and A. J.

'hancellor.Harrison W. D. Short and Peter

Rowe.Thomson S. T. Northcraft and C.

i not tin- - war. Survivors of the Indian winsit IS38 to lv'. tun) their widows, im entitled.hance for any such to see the truth. TOILET and FANCY GOODS, TOILET SOAPS,

Why? Because God knows that it isoM Hint l claims a speetaltj . Thous-ands entitled to inuiu i rates. Send for newdws. No charge for advice. No fee untilcueesaful.not the truth you would obey. This in

brief is the deplorable condition ofAmerica at this day.

Bath Soaps, Face Powders, Tooth Powders,

A Fine Line of WALL PAPER,Heath and Millican Mixed Paints,

Ready for use, Boiled and Baw Linseed Oil, Colors Dry and in Oil, SandPaper, Paint Brushes, a fine line of Cigars. Northwest Cor. of Square.

Buel, Stevens.

Congressional Convention.

A delegate Congressional convention wm tin w. i nnuk mnmwflvCOPYRIGHTS.of the People's party of the First Con

gressional District is hereby called tomeet in the city of Kirksville, Adaircounty, Mo., on Tuesday, the 20th dayof June, 1894, at 10:30 o'clock, a. m., to WAGONS

J 1ST ID- -

C. I OBTAIN A PATENT f For aSE?PSs,9llS9f nJl f honent opinion, writ. towho have had nearly tiflv vcara'exieriince In the patent busmo. tvtuihuntca.nana mri. tly confidential. A lliindbnok of In.formation o internum I'nlciiio and how to ob-tain them tient tree. Also a catalogue vt mechan-ical and scientific ImkiIcb sent tree.Tatents taken through Muun St Co. receiveepecial not ice in the Scientific American, andthus are brought widely before the public with-out cost to the Inve ntor. This nnleiidld inhht,issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has bv far thelargest circulation of any scientific work in theworld. S3 a year. Bampie copies sent treeItui.ding Kditton. monthly. BUN) a. year. Sirntlocopies. 14-- 5 cents. Kvery number contains beau-tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of newhouses, with plans, enabling builders to show thulatest designs and secure contracts. AddressMINN Jl CO, Ntw Vut;K, 31 Hhoadu a v.

nominate a candidate for Congress, andto elect a new Central Committee forsaid district.

The ratio of representation in said PL,0WS !convention will be three delegates foreach county in the district, and one del-egate additional for each 200 votes cast Plows at Cost for 60 Days.or James B. Weaver in 1892, and one

Large and comnlete stock ! All goods made of First-clas- s materialvote additional for each fraction of 100

votes.

M. Davidson.Johnson Frank Case andT. R. Ham- -

et.Union F. M. Troth, Geo. Summers,

i. R. Southmayed and J. C. Drake.Jefferson Geo. W. Curry, J. E. Mc-

knight, G. M. Woodruff and S. M.

Smith.Tne resignation of W C. McManama,

as justice of the peace in Sand Hilltownship, was presented and accepted,and C. H. Hilbart appointed to fill thevacancy.

.1. D. Bondurant was released on

The several counties will be entitledD. C. Riley,

Pleasant s Retreat, s Mo

Bxclusl re SaJcsnaii in Scot land Co. fnr

And warranted. Our wagons are well known iu nortucast Missouri, and thebest proof of their quality is the

Great Demand and Our Increasing Trade.to representation, as follows:

Call and see Dur goods and Driccs. See our woodwork before painted and

Adair 7 delegates.Clark 3Knox 0 "Lewis 4

Macon 7 "Marion 3 "

Dr. C. I. Shop s Familytaxes on account of erroneous assess

Medicines.3

4

our wheels, as they are boiled in oil.

Great Bargains in Plowsfor the fall trade. Rolling Coulters and a full line of supplies. Wood andiron turning, and machinery repaired promptly. A natural mechanic with39 years experience and a factory well equipped with lirst-clas- s machineryand facilities, I am prepared to give the best quality of work for the leastmoney.

Putnam .

SchuylerScotland .

Shelby . .

Total . .

Don't fail to writo for free nampirti ol hislloitdnclic Tablets, wliich Kouruntet' it cure in

Nearly all our alliance subscriberremembers William Ballard, for several terms president of the Clark countF&L. U. Mr. Ballard was one of thostwho ad vacated reforms could be ac-- c

miplished within the old parties, andno doubt thought he had accom-plished enough work against the prin-ciples of the alliance to be rewarded,a id sought a Democratic nomination,bit the party of (irover Clevelandwould not have it that way. Since hisdefeat, the Kahoka Review says, Mr.Ballard has been trying to get back int the alliance. The Clark county F&-- L.

U. should have no further use forWilliam Ballard.

A lecturer who has been enlighteningthe people of this city says that thecause of the uneasiness among theIieoplc is due from the fact that the sunis effected in some way. The sun seemsall right and nothing has prevented itsending intense hot rays down to thtthe earth. Undoubtely the trouble is-i- n

the depleted condition of the masses'pocket books and in lack of work toearn sufficient to keep them from starv-ing and to hide their nakedness. Thelecturer should turn the telescope onhis own brain and see whether there ifnU a mist surrounding that organ.

m

TheGoriu bank has increased itcapital stock from $10,000 to $20,000.Wonderful, is it not, that nearly every

treaty minutes.40

Delegates may oe chosen by a mass

ment.The following persons presented road

iverseer bonds, which were approved:T. R. Hamlet, C. W. Reckard and C.M. Davidson.

The school fund moitg tges of S. A.Boltz and lohn Keiger were orderedforeclosed.

The following bills were allowed:lrs. H. S. Dean, stamps, elc, . . .$ .'1 3T

A7 '. Chenault repar. hitch rack 13 7.1

ee Barker, taking pauper to

Geo. M. Brat,convention of the People's party voters,at the court house, in the several counties, to be held on MANI7PAGTUEB8 Of

Saturday, June 23, 1894,

Boots and Shoes.at 2 o'clock, p. m., or at any other timeor place as may be designated by thecounty committee of the several councemetery 1 00

'adogan & Hatcher, supplies. . . 34 85

standard Print. Co., " ... 11 2oties. J. M. McCai.l. Repairing Neatly Done.

Chairman t 'en. Committee.Chas. Cornelius, Sec'y.

Manufacturer of and Dealer in HI kinds of

TINWARE.A Completeand Varied Assortment of Tinware Always in Stock.

. C. Moote, Washington trip. . 24 00" St. Louis trip 48 40 Hast Sid.' of Square - ne door mrti O

Combs' Poultry House.I Sanford, boarding prisoners, 28 2f When the whole productive force ofi os. Matlick, rent Mrs. Maddox, 4 00 Missol Rl.M KM I'll isI. H. Saling, cemetery lots .... 20 00 Special articles made to order. Spouting, Guttering ami other work in

the nation was in distress last falland through the winter, and lookedto their wise men in the East, to setbaling and Raddish. corn's to lo line done promptly ami efficiently, at prices lower than anywhere

else in town and out of the best material in the market.cate lots for paupers 2 00 VARIG06ELE Ho STRICTUREWith all badbank in the country is increasing its-- I. D. Wellington, cohin for

Give Him an Early Call. North Side Public Square, Memphis Mlssnncapital stocK while all other industries snrrpy. ntteaaa x anas) t, i assaa sVblilty,nssatursi discusf gss tinsu!iootl. aSsSMHkSeaey. ucTt- -Mrs. McVey 22 00

something in motion, even if it washe opening of silver mines, or the

making of public road suggested bysome crank, or the unloosing of a fewmillions of silver b til' ions, from thetreasury vaults, anything, in fact, o

x.t'.t'atterson, supplies paupers, ll ;o All D' seto m-rr- wjttinj ol the orso, CfftS airrapld'y rured hy tsfc sntl rs y roetSod . CSSSS aaslttfsljuarscteed. 0.ut.cn Uiiksud itoukfrce. C.. or xt.ts.I. S. Crawford, two days salery, 10 00

C. R. Bur res. 10 00 DR. VARD INSTITUTE.120 N. Ninth St.. ST. UNUS. ISO.give a ry of hope ai d some work to

the unemployed, our revered pres;. W. Buford, 10 003. F. Saling, sheriff's fees 10 00I. P. Nesbitt, clerk's " l.0 00 BOTTOM CUBEDa9fc

Keokuk & Western Railroad Co.The short line

From and ToSouthern Iowa Points.

A C. GOODRICH, OWL MANAGES. KEOKUK. IA J. F. ELDER, C C PASS. DEPT.

ident went nsliiiig, and our srise menchased one another in and out of con-

gressional halls trying to find a quo-rum. Sentinel.

Nat McKee, transcript 19 59Win. Bay less, cleaning well ... 6 00

are cramped for money? Gazette-Heral- d.

Not any more wonderful than the non-sensical financial system supported bythe Gazette-Herald- 's party and the ts.

When the people take onsufficient sense to distinguish whitefrom black they will hurl that robbenJ"

system from power.-

The State bankers held a big meet-ing at Clinton last week and we haveyet to see an old party paper assert thattheir "demands" were visionary andparental.

SSTmts Bxnerlenee in treating all Tart- -

A. ties of Rupture enables us to KuaranhMi anv at a'. R. Johnston, viewing bridge, 7 50C. M. Woodruff, repairing " 153 94

XMiuve cure, iuesnun euuix auiu iwm.ree. Call or write.

TOLTA-MEDIC- O APPUAXOK COas- -PHOSPHODUfStf. W. Shriver, lumber 16 80The Grant Baalish

323 Plus Street, ST. Louis, mooPromptly and,i. iv. Johnston, commissioner, precures nO forms of Xiented reports on the Allen. Egbert and Weakness, AsUssioiu. Spcrmr The Old Reliable.mother bridge, and G. M. Woodruff otorrhea. Impotence and aM

ordered to build same. tfftcf ofAbut or ansssssSj ia.Been prescribed overThe l has. Pearce estate was released ears In thousands of cases; Established 38 years. Troatstaaleor female.married or single, in cases or exposure.Before and Afier. iff abuses, excesses or improprieties, en ill,GUARANTEED. Board and apartmentsfurnished when desired, oaestlon Blank

Got. Stone was recently interviewedand in relation to silver, demonstratedto the fact that he fails to know wherehis party is "at:"

"The silver sentiment is growing.On assuming the chair at the KansasCity convention I urged the adoption of

to the amount of $40,000, on account ofthe same being assessed to Mrs. E. S.Barnes.

The court purchased a road grader ofI. M. Ir. rails for the Memphis road dis-

trict. The price agreed on was $170.

and Book free. Call or write.

forDODD'S CuDR.

druggist for Wood's Phaaekedlnes If ha offerssome worthless medicine la place of this, leave hisdishonest store. Inclose price In letter, andwe will send hy return matt. Price, one packaga,at;six,t& One ndBtdaast, afgsrOlenrs. Psanphlet In plain sealed envelope. Seen U postage.

Address Tha Won Chemlcnl Ca.131 Woodward arenas. Detroit, VJeh.

For Sale hy Brown A Dawson.

OLIC IN HORSES.BsJI AMUAAn DCCTADCni "SERVE HEEDS."GUARSNTEKD.

Erery owner 01 a horse shoald krt nuie-htt- lf cash and the other half in oneyear without interest.

""V,f?'w"' WaBsBijST Thiswonuerful remedfcuuruiiWfd to cure a.l nervous diseases, such as Weak Memorr.Loss of liralnPower. Ileadacba.Wakelnlness. Lost Manhood, NlshUr Kmlssioos, Nerronanet-s.al- l drains and loso! power In Oenerative Organs of either seKcaueabj orereiertton. youthful errors, excessive ue ot tobacco, opium or sllm--nianis, wnicn icsa io innrniuy. v onsnmpiion or insanlir. t an be carried Inret Docket. SI per box. for &. b mall Drenaid. With m. &A nrd IB

w on nana, u nv sir u un mvaluable soltnsi. Ou. psckax willSum eight to tea cases. Fries I2.ua.Seat by ins 1 e- - express. Our Account Book, w ich contain aiaU ISstable keepers, aaailid fres.U. IS a Co.. HXi Pin. St.

r. ucis. Mo.

itc a wnncs issrssin is rsrt sr rassa tee aaoaejr. sola braildrnraista. Ask for It. take no otlier. Write fr free ktaSuwl nnaai u,,tIn PiSln wrapper. Address X EUVE SEED CO. , Masonic TeaiBle. Chicago.Havana asa srtaa tsuw.

tor sale in stempnis. no. oy t.t r.a a miau.ki . irntueists.

THB OLD DOCTOR'S

V LADIES' FAVORITC

a bold declaration in favor of free silvercoinage and prophecied that such a dec-laration would bring many other Statesinto line. And now behold what hashappened almost in a day. Even Re-publican conventions are falling intoline. Mark this prediction, that in18iH every political party will declarefor free silver. The Republicans arealready preparing to take the lead.Great Caesar! Hi.w blind are thosewho represent the Democratic partv at

All Frontier Adventure Gathered into One Book

Senatorial Convention.

The F'eople's Party Central Commit-tee of Scotland county, Mo., request thedelegates of the various counties in thisthe 12th senatorial district to hold thesenatorial nominating convention aboutAugust 2d, ISM. Memphis is the mostconvenient place in the district, ample

ALWAYS SEUABL" an i prrfactlr "AIX. Tha assMamit low iss paMsS wane, PIONEER And DARIGNaaasadbytlMeiaaAaorv

la t:ia OLD DOCTOR S arisni --ot a shnda kaAtasah.

aaaa pnauss, tt at feasSj

PATENTS.FOR PROTECTIOK, NOT FOR ORtiAKrlnT.

Write DUBOIS A DUBOIS, Patent Attorneys.Inventive Age Building,

WASHINGTON, D. C.Book Free Mention this paper

Moss r urard It aot soJ 4 sssSSIimi tat Mkil DsnicoUrs. HEROES their DEEDS.

Li W. W. Selway,PHYSIGIAN, SURGEON.

Gynaecologist and Acconcher.

Office with E. R. Bartlett. Residence

iwsrnuiE.izDii.Miai., B um.iiThe thrilling exploit of American hnnlcr

heroes and heroines, with Indianx. ntttinsraand wild beat. from the earliew timei toSYPHILIS- -

Trcstmsatat asail er at sales . Thbi low. o.

yaatanow. Lives and famous deeds of IK'SotoStandish. Booue. I., uton. Brady. Crockett11 1 Bl.ak mm. A

txsa. Oallatw t. one door west of Adam Cunningham's,j Calls attended promptly day or night in Bedaesd KSeSf MsaaSBsesassaa, It.tX0DfSTu!.aSasaa!hh. C arson. Custer. Coi..Moch. Wilo Bill, Buffalo

Hill. Gens. Crook aisd Miles .Geronimo. fitting .BO iDConven tact, t o U.d tssults, no nenaenu iT rcatmii t rfrt r cl ! j' fcTW'..- atd "t. Stf coati-Uaestio-

Ki r k ul Ikj-.'-t i res. Ca ioreri;..town or country. MEMPHIS. MO.

facilities to entertain all delegates andvisitors who may attend. There beingno organization in the 12th senatorialdistrict, this is for the purpose of mak-ing arrangements for the campaign.

James T. Moore, Chairman.J. L. Durnal. Secretary.

(Missouri World please copy. )

Bipaus Tab ides cure scrofula.

Washington! Why, they have almostthrown away the grandest opportunitya party ever had. Why still neglect It?Why eau't they rise to the occasion?Why not yet redeem the mistakes oft ie past year by enacting revenue tariffand free silver silver laws? After theDemocratic party had for 20 yearspposed the Republican policy of silver

ML a. a. ncrr. m aasat, at. jouii.miu ornvrirrt-n- t Indian Chiefs, etc.; His-tory of the War with the Ghost-Dancer- s, andall. 250 Esgkavings. l'oung- - Bots nut an-swered. Time for pay- - irrVTC U'VTCIIPianos W.CCktf sells

HIGH GRADE Organs In ens Piwithout knife. N kiss ot tl'jtpiles ments allowed Asrent WANTED.

Mas a eaamt 1HTT STTT nwn'iiisilfrom bnsiesss. Fisrsda. dears,CtC alw A IS mm. snonoitunds.DI..L A n . a .. ' M9 Jl WCfJU csa make tbi. tor a t.w bourwPLANET PUBLISHING CO

Uipans Tabuies have come to stay.Hipans Tabules banish pain. 0 DB. H. B. BVJTTB,

LociSaMO. Box 5001 , St. Louis. Mo u.M.utwnmcmimn tr. ma, xc