The St. Joseph Weekly Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 2

THE ST. JOSEPH WEEKLY GAZETTE, THURSDAY, MAY 14. A YEAR and piiimiw to Asenta $777 lerme and full outfit FKEfc. Ad-drets P. O.

Augusta, Main cer are attorneys for the defendant, and Green Barnes for the plaintiff. CITY CULLINGS. w2 19.8t and arranged for a conference at their rooms at the Pacifio house at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, where the court met them promptly. Judge Thos. A.

Brown acted as spokesman for the court and a great deal of diplomacy was mani 90 WRITE HOME I'EKKUMEB HUOMO AKUi. (new) aworted Somp I'icturwe Hni Tianuparent Tarus, uhbib on, 10c. A THE COURTS. CIRCUIT COUKT. 1 directing him to advertise for the boiids, why did he not veto it? That is the question his constituents would like to have him answer.

The truth is, his negligence is costing the city from $500 to $1,000 per month in the matter of interest, and it is no wonder the people are disgusted with him." Ir is now in order for "the king of fifty thousand people" to arise to a question of privilege for the purpose of making OAHD Ivoijton, Conu. it fested by both 6ides, each wishing the Divorce Suits Which Promise to Afford Sensational Features-Bed Hot Answers. The following proceedings were naa Did you Suppose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for inflammation of all flesh. yesterday in this court: THAN TED LADIES or GENTLEMEN to take hght, pleasant employment at meir own homes; work sent by mail (distance no objection) $5 a day Can be quietly made: nocnnvasstn; no stamp for re' ply 1'lease address Globe Mfg. Co.

Boston, Mass. Box 5344 other to make the advance, ana neither exhibiting any particular desire to do so. Fiually Judge Brown tired of this line of policy aud otated that the county Samuel Hutton et al. vs. Charles Stlcox et defendant hies a motion ior additional security.

a personal explanation. Adjust- ArHval of the Insurance Jno. L. Hamilton et al. vs.

City of St. ers and a Conference With the Court. 83 'ivriKIiiitt; (Jn'ri J'jj Ciik rw) PREPARING FOR THE CONCERT. Thfi Mendelssohn Musical association Joseph; defendant files demurrer. Leonidas Dawson vs.

a. i.u. omiuu etal Alfred Carr, successor ot no. had had its estimates made and had sun-mitted its proofs of loss, which had been legally served iu each company interested in the question of insurance, and that he stood by the action that had been taken. The insurance men expressed the opinion that the amount of damage claimed was more than had been sustained, advancing the belief that the building could be put in as good condition as it was before the fire for about SoO.OOO.

Judge Brown answered this Williams, supermtf ndent or insurance 266TH EDITION. PRICE ONLY I BY MAIL POST-PAID of Missouri, substituted as party defend Baising Bis Excellency's Hair-A Piece of Vandalism Base Ball Hits. ant. Submitted to court ana eviaeuce heard Walsh etal. vs.

James uunter; fofomlant tils olea in abatement. Budsret of Rail Jennie Hornady vs. Liurtm nornauy; held a business meeting last night for the purpose of making certain preparations for the grand concert, to take place on Thursday night, the 11th when they will be assisted by the Boston Quintette club. Amongst other things a general committee was appointed, composed of the following geutlemen: Wins-low Jndson, Hon. Waller Young, ex-Govcrnor Silas Woodson, J.

N. Bumes, jr, Major II. B. W. Ilartwig, CjJ.

G. G. Adkinp, Wm. Kneer, Col. a TVT KcYtim.

O. M. Snencer. Hon W. H.

defendant files answer. road Items -The Coming Grand Concert. F. 8. Winn, assignee or banners Hawman; assignee nles term report.

mm THYSELF. A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it is a part. Every lady may have it at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Balm both freshens and beautifies. by saying that the county would only nlk the companies to replace the building, and would prefer that they do this to paying the amouut3 of their policies.

The adjusteis thought there was a better way to net at the matter than by undertaking the rebuilding of the structure, and that was for the court to select Henretta lJay et al vs. Jno. k. urn- A Great Medical Work on Manhood Exhausted italitv. Nervous and Phjsical Do- THE DIVORCE DOUKET ham; plaintiffs dismiss petitioii ior order on defeudaut to produce papers.

It is seldom indeed that a divorce suit till, f.r -1. Josiah B. Moss vs. Alex. V.

ones et Youth, and the uutoid miseries resulting from indiscretion or excesses. A bonk for everv man Haynes and O. F. Mitheson. lhecnair- al.

garnishee of A. D. aud ll. li lUarcey plaintiff has leave to file interrogatories during term. j9 resisted in the Buchanan circuit court Either the parties plaintiff and defendant tiifche their differences up, or judjr yonng middle-K'd and old.

It contains 125 pre-BCril'tions for all acute and chronic au appraiser, the adjusters one, and for the two thus chosen to select a tuird.aud the three should appraise the amount of damages incurred. mau, uon. insiow uusou, una each one of which is invaluable lrk found Josiah B. Mops vs. H'nte havings meeting of this committee to-uny, ami from the number a.

reception and com liv default. At Bank, garnishee of A. V. H. B.

Marcy; the Author, whose experience of 23 vers is such as probably never before fell to the lot of any Judge Brown said that the court naa same order as above. this term, however, the defendants in mittee of arrangmtnt will be selected. A committee composed of ladies will also already appointed a competent board of examiners and appraerp, who had per Josiah B. Mobs vs. Geo.

T. lioaglaod, Hp nnnointed to receive aud care tor the drVorce cases show a disposition to contest matters, anl three answers were tiled r' garnishee of A. V. H. B.

Marcy; same order as above. listinguished laay visitors no wm ue physician. 31 paire-, bound in beauuful French muslin, em lossei covers, full eilt, tmanintee4 to be a tner work in every sense mechanical, literary and prote.ssionl than any other work sold in this country for or the money will be refunded in every instance. Price only $1.09 by mail post-paid. I'lnstrative sample 6 cnts.

Bend n.iw. Gold medal awarded the author by the National Medical Association, to the officers of which he refers. attendance. The governor ami rue vekterdav. as follows Joseph A.

Billings et al. vs. Geo. 1. Hoagland, garnishee of Marcy Organ it Mnv term.

1883. of the private members of his housenoiu, Lieutenant-Governor Morehouse and plaintiff files interrogatories. "Buchanan circuit court, Jennie C. formed their duty and the result of their action had been submitted to the companies. The companies had not pone to the trouble of having any estimates made for themselves, but 6till did not show a disposition to accept that made by the board appointed by the court, but wished to draw the county iuto an arbitration.

As one of wife and all the state wives Tro.n- suit for divorce from This book should be read by the young for instruction, and by the afliicted for relief J.LSCHNEIDER Exclusive Dealer in MEN'S rftSHIONSBLE FURNISHING GOODS, a Headquarters for Shirts, ft i I i York I'ricee TViplicHtPd. Bsi. W. Flsisi Bra, THE LEADING HftTTERS Terms Cash. Prices the Lowest.

and daughters, have been lnvnen snd in most instances have signified Tiiirtin D. Hornady, 6tat intr in her Detitum that she was married their intention to be present, and no Lsincet. There is no member of sciety to whom thi book will not be useful, whether youth, parent, guardian, instructor or clergyman. Arriontxut. Butler county, Ohio.Jan pains will be spared to make them reel at t.h renresentatives of the county he was home.

Joseph A. Billings et al. vs. btave Savings Bank; plaintiff files interrogatories. Frank S.

Pearce vs. Emma J. Pearce; defendant files answer. State to use of U. C.

Carter vs. I. G. Hamnian; defendant files motion to strike out parts of petition. State to use of H.

C. Carter vs. Ellen G. Hamman et al defendant files motion tn Btnke out Darts of petition. that she found defendant of a highly iras-cible temperament and that i moaVniltv nf euch cruel and barbar opposed to an arbitration.

The county A number of our prominent citizens Achlre the reaooay niemcai institute, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston, who may be consulted on all diseases re had paid its money to the Companies for are also making preparations to give the quiring skill and experience Chronic and ob a 6pecitic purpose to be lndeniuiaeu in ous treatment towards her as to en dntiffer her life: that he frequently ap the event of loss by fire.

A loss had been stinate diseases that nave oai-11 r- ned the skill of other physicians a tAl gp. visitors a party at Lake Contrary on me day after the concert, and there is a general determination to entertain those sustained to the full amount of the in and abusive lan died to her violent 11 LI Biirance. and he thought it should be 407 FELIX STREET own RtmfiK ana oeai uer cessfully' without an in- I I I OELLr stance of failura euage, and Same vs. James A. Owen; defendant naid.

or that the companies accept the from abroad in a manner becoming meir high positions. over the head, with his clenched fist, fell files demurrer. other alternative provided for, that of Viap to the lloor ana Druis CARTERS A. M. Brown vs.

Julia A. BrowD; defendant files answer and cross bill. placing the building in as good condi ing ing tir Bfivp.relv: that she brought SECURED HIS SCALP. 1 tion as it was before the fire. If the cum suit for divorce on two uiueieui State to use of H.

C. Carter vs. JUary The Bepublican mayor of St. Joseph is panies really thought the building could FREE TK.I-AJL1! IMPOTENT MEN I Whether Young orOld having impaired their Proereative Powers Smith et defendants file motion to at present receiving no small amount of be replaced for le6s than the amount ITUE IVER strike out parts or petition. of damages claimed, they could not suit V.

E. Smith vs. tsethany savings oanK, the people better than to rebuild and it PIM.S garnishee of W. B. Penick; plaintiff files interrogatories.

would be perfectly satisfactory to the By the Indiscretions of Youth or Excesses of Ma-turer Years may be quickly restored to Perfect previous but in doiu instances was induced by promises of reformation and better treatment in the future, to dismiss same; but that on the 2nd of February, 1885, he struck her with his list and also with a piece of a chair, rendering her lame for several days and she left his abode never to re-tarn and asks that the bonds of matri-mnnv disBolved. Mr. Hornady in his court. Alvis Wauk vs. city of St.

Joseph; by The judge was asked by the adjusters prodding at the hands of the Herald, the organ of the mayor's party. The Herald las discovered that "the king of fifty thousand people," through dense ignorance or official negligence, has cost the city not less than $1,000 per month because of his failure to advertise for certain interest-bearing bonds, with a view agreement plaintiff files substituted MANHOOD if this was his ultimatum, and being in formed that it was, they asked if the TO Ordered that court adjourn until Thurs court would provide them with the day morning at 9:30. AND SEXUAL POWER By the use of original plans and specifications, and answer admits his marriage to plaintiff Samuel Hutton et au vs. unanes were told that they would be welcome to but denies each and every other allega. Silcox plaintiff files motion for them.

Another conference was agreed tftined in the petition. A more NERVITA! default; Jennie Yolbrath upon to be held at the same place this epecilio answer will be filed to day, and it judgment by Thousands of cases of Nervous Debility, maw ia hAlived will be rather sensational, morning at ciocK, ana tnus tne mat files interplea. tsl and physical weakness, lo6t manhood, ner. vous prostration, results of indiscretions, excesses or any cause cured by AEKY1TA. Frank 8.

Pearce filed his petition for ter stands. Malinda, Young vs. A. J. Sollers; at of retiring them, as directed by an ordinance passed by the council on the 12th day of April last.

As might have been expected, the mayor tries to shift the responsibility upon the council, and the result is the members of that body are highly indignant. The He? aid alleges that through the Siclt Headache and relieve all toe tronblea Inefc lent to a bilious state of the ey stem, uch as Dizziness Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, in the Side, While their moat remaxki. 'tile success has been shown in caring Seanaehe.yet Carter'eLittle Liver Pillsare equally raluable in Constipation, curing and preventing ihia annoying complaint, vc hile they also correct disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver ind regulate the boweiB. Even it they only cured divorce against his wife, Emma J. Pearce, in the Holt county circuit court, but the tachments ordered for Emily Lavallette, 'TONY'S'' BROTHER TALKS.

remedy ever ottered to tne annctea nas mm wiia such unpreceatnted success. It has no eqnal E. D. Mullane, of St. Louie, a printer, for cunne all forms or nervous ate.

xnsaa-tion. Debility or Decay. Its beneficial effects are immediately perceptible; in a f-w weeto sfter cotEmencinf! its use a feeling of renewed Margaret Sollers, May Sollers.Emma boilers and W. Lavallette; defendant files application for continuance. James Walsh et al.

vs. Samuel Veil able. case was sent to Buchanan county on a change of venue. Frank alleges be was married to defendant in Holt county, in January. 1873, and lived with her up and a brother of Tony Mullane, the black-listed base ball pitcher, arrived in mayor negligence in advertising ior said bonds the city is compelled to pay garnishee of James Hunter; defendant St.

Joseph yesterday and will depart to t.n TWirnarv. 1883. when defendant of Vanable files answer. vigor and strength is apparent. itencta prompt radical cure, and is the oi ly safe and effectual remedy known forcurin all fnrM of Nervous Debility from any cause.

Its effects a-e permanent. No matter aetsravated yonr case, how many remedn you hate tried, oi how day for Omaha. Four or five years ago fered him such indignities as to render run fnn dition intolerable; that she Joseph T. Hieser vs. George Kich ardson et defendant tiles answer.

ironfall his eon bv a former wife Mullane (E. was manager of the Louisville professional club, but a reduc John Whiteon vs. John Binnicker; ontrno-ftouslv. and finally deserted plain interest amounting to 51,000 per month, but this is denied by "the king," who say his negligence will not co6t the taxpayers to exceed $500 per month. As the amount equals only one-half thatclaimed by the Herald, Col.

Tracy should apologize to his excellency, "the king," at the earliest opportunity. many ctors nave raiieu. neu i has battled the skill of the ablest physicians, when melancholy and despair have have taea tion of salary caused him to sever his plaintiff dismisses suit. D. H.

Houghtaling et al. vs. Bowher Ache they would be almost priceless to those who uifler from this distressing complaint; but lortu-oately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pills valuable in po many ways that they willnot be willing do without them. But after all sick nea the place of hope, and the world looks blank tiff entirely. At her solicitation, however, plaintiff again went to live with defendant, but she again abandoned him; another reconciliation was brought connection with it and he went to work on the Courier-Journal.

Mullane is Emuleth: continued for want of notice ana areary. uuiuia win iupi' uri uu permanently cure body an mind. 14.721 cases cured by Uh us. in 1K84. Btio' faith that it at cost of plaintiff.

D. H. Houghtaling et al. vs. A.

S.Green Ahont and another abandonment on well posted in regard to the game, and is intimately acquainted wth nearly all the professional players in the country. will cure Kvery i ase pr mpts us to sena inm package on receipt of 12 cents for postage, etc. same order as above. her part occurred. As this procedure THE WORK OF A VANDAL.

At 5 o'clock p. m. yesterday an inter Name this paper. DR. A.

G. OI IN Geo. W. Green, et al. vs, Mary F.

Pear- had become monotonous, he asked for a When asked whether there was a proo- wll-27-ly 180 Washington severance of the bonds. The defendant Bon: niaintirr nies motion ror costs, ability that his brother Tony would be the pane of so many lives that, here is where we make our preat boast. Our puis cure it while others do not. i ittia k-pi. are verv small an reinsfated this season, he saia: ruption occurred in the district call box system of the Pacific Mutual Telegraph Franklin Sergeant vs.

UharJes btarmer; submitted to court; evidence heard and in her answer admits her marriage to plaintiff and one separation, but as in the instance above cited, denies all the I think he will, as will also all the judgment for the defendant. company, and after diligent search it was other players placed on the black list by M5SII MAGAZIHE RIFLE, tmrpe. but bv their pentle action please all who Hi liiljli9 1 i tj nther allegations made in the petition Franklin Sergeant vs. iNathan J. btar discovered that a wire had been cut in The divorce case of Andrew M.

Brown mer: same oruer as anove, an obscure place on the third floor of the American association. Ihe league took in all its reserve rule breakers and contract jumpers and the American association must follow suit. C. C. Christie vs.

Missouri Paciho rail nsethem. In vials at 25 cents; five for fl. noia by druggists everywhere, cr sent by mail. CARTER MEDICINE yew York. against Julia A.

Brown promises to be the most hotlv contested of any of the road defendant files motion to make pe tition more definite and certain. cases of this character. The purport of Tony is under contract with the Cin 45 Govt, tad 40-60 Cirtni. Saxton National Bank vs. J.

G. Lee et cinnati club, and is the recipient of a plaintiff's petition was given at the time nf filing some months atro. The bring Very Stri ng. Perfectly Saje. judgment for want of answer for princely salary.

Of course he has not been permitted to play in any of the inp of the suit and the allegations made 8204.50. the board of trade building by some maliciously inclined person. A sharp instrument had been used, and only ou the closest inspection could the cut be seen. Manager Parker, of the Pacific Mutual, proposes to briDg the scoundrel to justice, if such a thing is possible, aud is working on a clue which he thinks will result in the apprehension of the guilty party. i.i lit Louis V.

Fleming vs. B. B. leming et in the petition created great scauda games so far this season, out ue coias plaintiff files affidavit iu support of both of the parties having stood li'ga in himt-elf in readiness, and the moment he THE BEST RIFLE teeuve than tir smad amount pnwJer and lead. Superior inaccuracy, rupiai.Jt model and iiai-h, to auy DXTTdDl O'dlery, 8rrting tinl Xusei DaLLnnlJ lMtla.

lor Mania Fire Arms Co. E'lvsa CL motion for separation of witnesses. Ibe this county, where they were married and is reinstated he will take his place on following i'lrors were sworn to hear case the field. He writes me that be is in fine have resided since tue or uecem-her. The nlaiutiff charged the Joshua P.

Ewing, John Lyeaght, Jno. form, and competent to do work pi Pi 0 fell RITTFRS 1 Lee, W. W. Waterfall, Henry Bitisw anger, this season thau ever before. defendant with the crime of adultery, and to make it still woree.

charged that RELATING TO THE RAIL. Eeid Wagner, George Hildebraudt, Lnn Headers of the Gazette who are posted Tom Godfey, of Atchison, traveling the adultery was with her own son-in Stales, S'ephen bales, Ired Wei 1 ill on base ball will recoguize in Tony Mul Ott 8nd George Marlott. The cause is law. John li. Steele, ihe plaintiff even lane one of the most valuable pitchers in the professional ranks, but he is wholly alleged that he stood within two feet of now progressing.

passenger ageutfor the Missouri Pacihc, tarried in St. Joseph yesterday. II. A. Johnson, of Atchison, commercial aireni in the west for the Mis the couple on one occasion when th COUNTY COURT without honor, and iu the past has oro- crime was committed, some two years Court convened at 9:30 o'clock, with ben contracts without number.

He was signed with the Cincinnati club last a ACO. souri Pacific, was in the city yesterday. Judges Brown, Kelly and Greenard The defendant in her answer denies all CURES W. H. Firth, of Kansas City, south ALL DISEASES OfTHt! of the allegations set forth in the pe- Ordered that the county enrveycr view tition.

exceut that she was married to western passenger agent for the Burlington route, was in the city yesterday and plaintiff at the time mentioned. In her the bridge on the lake road near Pe'ti-pier's and report its condition to the returned to his headquarters during the KIDNEYS winter at a magnificent salary, at which time it was presumed his disabilities would be removed at an early day, but up to the present time the Cincinnati managers have not been able to realize on the investment. Should Tony be reinstated, as predicted by his brother, there are half a dozen other American cross bill she alleges that in October, 1882. the plaintiff assaulted and made afternoon. court.

The following bills were allowed: The Union Pacific officials who have STOMACH AND BOWELS. improper proposals to defendant's mother. Mrs. Mary J. Kendleig, a John Moyles Co 9 70 been takine an inventory of St.

Joseph A Kinzlw 2 Western property at this point will lady GO years of age, who resided with Phil Rotjers 42 Beaumont Sheridan 38 25 association players who must also be taken in. nlaintiu and defendant, and exercised conclude their labors to-day and return to Omaha. H. A.Hmith 8 00 force in the endeavor to carry out his de John Ken-he val 36 tn eiens. The cross bill further alleges W.

K. Sibley, of Little Rook, ALL DRUGGISTS that on the Bame day plaintiff confessed KICKING ON LICENSE. Sam. H. Josephs, in advance of Old receiver or tne iuempniB uuue iwck JohaC.Keiley 3t (X) MikeQainn 80 U0 John Mienan ft 00 J.

W. HatchPller 62 85 road, and an old-time friend of Major Joseph Hansen, was in the city yester-! pr i ce! dollar, John Bobinson's circus and menagerie, Mutual Gas 48 0' C. P. Kinesbnry 152 81 his attempt to ravish his aged mother-in-law, after having been informed upon, and made an effort to take his own life. From that date defendant refaeed to cohabit with plaintiff, though they con day and departed for Kansas City during the afternoon.

James (ianlnor 12 50 Michael 8hinu ft 00 J. H. McNutt P3 50 C. M. Kingsbury 67 8.1 tarried in St.

Joseph yesterday, and was busily engaged in making preparations for the appearance of the big show here on the afternoon and evening of May Two weeks more will find the St. dyspepsia. General DeMlity tinued to live in the same house. Mrs, Joseph Western bridge in excellent Dougherty. Kay Co 8 3S Brown also alleges that for a long time shane.

The stringers have all been J.C Allison 1 T. J. Til ley 210 00 prior to the assault referred to 6he sup Jaundice, Habitual Constipation, Liver Complaint, Sick Headaohs, Diseased Kid-neys, Etc. placed in position, and a large force of ported her husband by her own labor Arrade Clothing Oo 12 75 workmen are now engaged on the heavy Bnll 25 and management, and even con oak Mooring which is required to place DISCOVERER OF SAMARITAN NERVINE, The King of all Kemedies. rO THE SICK AND DEBILITATE Is it worth while to endure penal tortuj Peter Breedlove 4 00 H.

M. Oarlichs 9 00 tinued to do so after the brutal affair, the structure in first class condition. It contains only the Purest Drugs, among jchich may be enumerated PSIC2L7 ACS BA32 The defendant further states that she C. M. Kinsnbiiry 67 80 Theo Bteinacker 3 50 is possessed in her own rifcht of certain G.

D. Bacon, better known as "the judge," traveling pBSBenger agent 4.HD BS22IZS, UAK52AES, CSKSA, Etc. It cleanses the system thoroughly, and as t. Court Bd j. turned until Thursday morn verv mUt irom aKeiuin-s, 18th.

Mr. Josephs is one of the oldest and best known advance Bgents on the road. For twenty years past he has been before the public, representing the Great London, Sells' and son's circuses, and no sooner does he ahght from a train than he is recognized. "This is a hard town," said Mr. J.

to a Gazette representative. "Why so?" inquired the reporter. "I'll tell you: Your council here are regular wolves, and they will drive many real estate, with remainder at her death, to her children which came to her by in throughout the west for the Ohio Mississippi line, arrived in the city last ing at clock. PROBATE COURT, "UKIFIEROF THE BLOOD neep. Nervous Prostration.

neii ie Immediately relieved and perniaueutO so agreeable a remedy as heritauce, and also personal property acquired by her own labor. That in the Za UneqnaUw, Edwin Motter the partnership es evening and will remain over to day. In company with Messrs. Laughlin and Wilkins, he will dine at the Capitol spring of 1883, while on the road from St, tate of Wilson Bergman; 40 allowed, SAMARITAN NEEVlfl' Does it pay to be compelled, by wuiKiior. to abandon active rain, nerve and muscle can be l.racea up Joseph to the home of plaintiff and de It is not an intoxicating beverage, nor ca.

tt be used as such, by reason of its Cathartic In the estate of Willard P. Hall, thn fendant, the plaintiff cursed, threatened administratrix was ordered to pay 100 he whole system can ie resiuieu i shows from the city. I am charged 175 The last issue of the Railway Age violence and abused the defendant in a tuition for Ollie P. Hall, minor. cruel and inhuman manner, calling her undition by a course ot SAMARITAN NERVINE- Samuel 1).

Coan vs. estate of Benja gives a list of twenty roads placed in the hands of receivers from January 1 to Properties. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO. Sole Proprietors, ST. lOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.

offensive and improper names, assigning mm Frakes; 31.10 allowed March 31. of this year, with a mileage of Iu the estate G. Spratt, the adminis trator tiled inventory. 4.143 miles, representing about as a reason for his conduct that defendant had refused to convey or will to him her real estate, giving the same to him at her death. He declared Nervous Dyspeptics, why appro." j-g inner table daily with a positive disfjust I hat is savorv and delicious, when a "VSm ppetito for the plainest food is created RAMAKITAN.

more here ior stare acu couury license than is aEked by the authorities of Kansas City, and the Lord knows it is high enough there. St. Joseph wants more money for license than does any city in the state, and a higher sum thau is demanded any place iu Illinois, Indiana, Ohio or any eastern Btate. It's an outrage. I tell you." 000 of capital stock, antl nearly In the estate of Margaret Klippel.Wm.

000 of bonded dent, or an aggregate or Ivoeer, administrator, riles annual settle TUTTPS ment; final settlement was continued at that time that he would yet have the same by some means or other, aud that Is it wise to live in this bripht world as tjd until the Anyust term. more than 275,000,000, without counting the many millions of unpaid interest and of lioating debts, which have passed into the hands of the courts, on their were a dungeon, constantly ............1 t1 iviikI of In the estrtte of John Biehardson, i cured 111 i i rvousness or ji vpocnoimi luce by such a pieasaut way toward probable forclosure sale. PULLS 25 YEARS IN USE. rant as a a cxhilir 1 cxniiiraui a The Gazette announced a few days aero that trains would be running through from this city to CharitoD, Iowa, on tue 10th via the St. Joseph Des Tie Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age! "Why do you come here, then?" "Because our route was laid out before the license was raised by your people.

Wait until next season, though, and you will be short on circusses of that you can rest, Mr. Josephs was in advance of Sells Bros, last season, bat this season he is fighting them all along the Missouri river. Ihe Bobinson show goes as far north as Omaha, and visits California, as it has done for the past three years. Mr. Josephs departed for Kansas City dur Moines branch ot the system.

Char SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. iton is 145 miles northeast of St. Joseph, on the main line of the and trains t'Hiiitno possible that anv e1f mis temperament will run the risk l'aralysis when lie can tone and regular ervousCentm with SAMABITAN Is not a species of moral inS lerefiant. Mechanic. Fatim-r or Iweier it hout the best known antidote apainsta SAMARITAN NERVINE ronsideriiiR the harrassiiiK and depresa.

I.osa of appetite. Bowels costive, Fain in th heid. with n. dull aennation In the will connect there with tne rast mail from Chicago, which reaches Chariton hack Bart. Pain under tbe ahoalder- about noott, thus giving the people of blade, Fullness after eating, with a.dls-Inclination to exertion of ody or mind, Irritability of temper, I-ow spirits, with fnfflinir nf hnvinir neslectcd some duty.

St. Joseph the Chicago morning papers nctional ti.at ct.it,.otaonh,nst at. Isaac Dean, executor, authorized to lease lands of the deceased. Court adjourned until 9 o'clock Thursday morning. THE ADJUSTERS ARE HERE.

The committee of adjusters, empowered by the various companies having issued policies on the Buchanan court house, to settle with the county arrived here yesterday morning, and i composed of Mr. Walter Scott, chairman, of the Home insurance company of New York; Milton Welch, German American, of New York; J. D. Flemirjg, Continental, of New York; David Borick, American Central of St. Louis; B.

Stewart, 2tna, Hartford, B. M. Buckman, of Chicago. These gentlemen are all experienced insurance men and noted for their ability to take care ot the interests of their respective companies. All of the members of I TC fpittee ature of the fn vunian is stibje at 6 o'clock p.

m. on the day of ing the afternoon, and will visit St. Joseph again within a day or two. he would pet her cut in the big road; that he had been informed by a lawyer (hit if hn could prove her an adultress he would be able thereby to get the title to her real estate. That frequently since the laf mentioned occurrence plaintiff had importuned defendant to convey hr property to him, but this she steadily refused, on which occasions he would grow abusive and quarrelsome and would in the presence of defendant curse and abuse her mother and apply to her epithets unlit for publication, and say to her that but for her he would be able to get plaintiff to convey to him her property.

That although plaintiff accused defendant of having had criminal acquaintance with her son-in-law, Mr. J. 1). Steele, two years ago, that he, the plaintiff, continued to remain friendly and sociable with Steele, and has at divers times since invited said Steele home with him. The defendant concludes her cross bill with the following paragraph: "That this defendant has fed and supported and tolerated this plaintiff for years past, solely from a desire to shield the family from disgrace, bat now asks the court to release her from the bonds of matrimony contracted as aforesaid, and from such fti tthg ircFtf tow the Jmy tn Bach irt majr 11-alid 01 tlifl n1 ef Voided ia-ucli Weariness, Dizziness, FIntterinar at the Heart.

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