Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 5

VETERANS ARE IN TOWN Some Prominent G. A. People Have Already Ar la the City THE COMMANDER HERE He Speaks His Mln4 Freely About Pensions and Re publican Politics. Li'M Juia W. Soott of Mflfccrly, the dr wirUnaut cormriAESer of Missouri, ei compHnloJ by Ills r.fe, arrived la tbn clly laat lu aiU'titl the eiiesmp itcat A fer oilier O.

A. ti. people tani In last tilbt and large number ftrrlved this morriluir. Among the arrival IhN morning Thomas I). JuYdter of St.

Louts, ftadatunt adjutant it partmenl ot Missouri; a. St. Bp trkHti. and daughter of St. Loulr'; ArnolJ of Ft.

LouU arid James Dim and wife; aud Mary Duokf Twiff Tt ny was VilsM y'a Ihl morn I us and mor Hag wer bo jLg put up every when. Streamer thowiug the lotatrun of Tiiiouj head fjuarier suauned lb tueeta litre aud tiere. Just ea rt of the public square (wing ft broad baud of cloth bearing th icriptlon: "JUre are the with two lintei Ver painted In color. The fuelling. t2h word key" on tUl Streamer attracted nimh comment and the O.

A. It people denied uy respoa for the ortbogrupby. On Hoonville trel swings ft white ftrip of eanvas.IUi tie greeting: Comrade. Shakes." Fura tbe Metropolitan lioU'l cro Collese tret stretches the big ign ot the O. A.

H. bureau of lufoimation. On South fitffft ft streamer wish the inscription: It C. 22 and 23 rre tha O. A.

From the Grace M. E. church ro Boi.tU street floats the headquarter, tanner of lh Woman's Relief Corp. Jihn W. Sioit.

the department lotn tnandt of tb O. A. R. of MUiurt. roan bl nifdium sie.

about 55 rs M. eolisted first lit tU F. 64th Ohio ZouavM and attain In Co. C. Ohio voliintftr Infantry.

ThU a In JS62. He at Shlloh. orlnth. Chl saw Whvou. Aikaiiiia i'oat, Sipge of Ini.liiilinir thn ba(tl Of Grand Gulf.

Port Clbnuu. Hill, and Blaik. Uhcr. and to Jackson, Rd HW. campaign, Eablao Croi llraud Ktor.

Grand Corean, Siege of iiobile and IHakeIy. During hl service In the 8M Ohlahe Iravelod about 12,000 milM on root. In thp lat 32 yearn he has been in Ihe employ of thi rnllrciaJ.i. He first Joined the (irand Army of IV Republic in and ha filled the Cflc ot poiit coDiniiimler. department commander.

department and assistant national niuslering olllcer. Junior vbe department commander and nntlonat A. (mmander Soolt In a man of very gtotsltive character. He haa opinions nd ejprese9 them frwly. He does not think the present admlnlatiatlun hns dealt ralrly with the old soldier end Bpeaks without the muial reserve or public men of the stibjn of the nation defemlors by the pension depart, toent.

i Commander Soott does not expeei Ibat this enrumpment will adopt any trong pension resolutions. The. G. A. R.

men have alout come to the con clusion thai iicU decluratlona do no Commander Scott says that the pen Hoo department In charge of a man rho pervert only 100 duy a a eoldler. lie never learned much about the actual hardship of war and has now grow a Immensely rich through successful business It Is not strange nnr nn ai Li VJ Especially Are uot crinpet nt tJ ni iireciale the purity, iTfMrtiie, and ol ri cn aA 8ur, and diKover jis tor It d.dy. Its remarkable profitrt ciniel from in. trui the griU euro, arri.t i .4 lu piwrvmc. g.

ar.d tb eumplex.ua, taus and a r. ai 1 in fora of WMb aai t'r a vtutitM'S aj.ii 'j'tiici''1' 'l i. i.4i.Tpuf Mat i i 'y In rr.y vt u. sioit cvi 't. till C'.

nn'H i. it 0 i Ui'i. int ot 'Jm in oit, i eof 15. iK TTUESDAT, MAY 15, 1609. mSDAY, MAT that Bitch a person should lack proper ayrnpathy for the common noldler.

Commumler Scott regrela that U) etate Republican convention' should have been nmdu to conflict with, the encumpmeut meeting. He Intimate that there was some method of hostll Ity to the O. A. R. people In till coin cidence of the two conventions, The old soldier was not wanted at Kansa City by the Keretu crowd, Commander Btott suggests, and the date ot the Republican convention may have been purpojoly fixed with a view to tho prob able absence of many of the veterans of the Atat who would be attending the encampment Jiere.

The U. A. commander does not tnk much stock In the Ktory that Chairman Akins end IVohs Kerens are at war. Tho Missouri veteran feel much sympathy for Major Wnruer and hope he will get recog nlzud at the Kuusms City convention, In contrasting the political status of the O. A.

R. in Mlsttour! and Kansas Commander 8haw said this morning: "The soldier elemeut run Kanas. The U. A. R.

nun have things their way In that state. The PopulUt admin Utratlon there ft few years ago was very liberal In inaldng concesnions to the.organlzatluuT'he state furnishes alt the G. A. K. offices rent free and the offices are Sue ones, too.

I have never seen any railway offices In St. Louis or other cities so elegantly equip. ped. The state also does all the O. A.

R. printing free. The boys appreciate theso favor and because the Popullitta and Democrats have treated the G. A. R.

so generonsly I would1 bet money that Kansas goes Democratic this fall. The national administration Is not pop ular In Kansas among the soldier vote." G. P. Smith, part post commander of Farragut poet No. S.

Kansas City, came to tho em am pmeuL this morning. He says about 123 G. A. R. people will corns from Kansas City.

I). Glllfon of Appleton City, chief mtuterlng officer of the tate depart' ment. and foundrr of the inter state soldiers' reunion. Is one of the early encampment visitors. Iint uiKht VdiidjU tore down a tot of decorations on the north hie.

The city authorities are Indignant at the out rage and will hunt the criminal dowu. On warrant has been issued. The flrl ohVlui proved in of the G. A. R.

encampment. will th meeting of tba roumit of administration this afternoon. The oouncil mill louk wer the accounts of lit department officer and audit the bailie. The MiOjky pct will hold a. pre llmiutuy camp tire toulshu Tfiere are loQ blue tickets for the firnt floor of the Raid In for delegates aud ludie of the Belief Corp.

Thtre are 35" red UVkets for th balcony. The.e are for'tiiS aubiSTilh to the fund and 3'J general aduiUnlon ticket to the gallery. The bote ami chairs on the stage will ri nerved for pronil nent vHitors. 1 Lilian's military baud hj b'eu engaged for tuiuorrow will give a nurnl of conerta. U.

A. IU I.XIUHMAllU.V. jill ut aha tila. Nation and the 'y. Nationil om.ers O.

A. Headquarters. Philadelphia. Pa. Albert Kbaw.

conimudr lu chief; Thomas Htewart. adjutant general: Edward i Atkliiitoq. quarteroias'fr general. I.eurtmeiit of Wirt'jurt O. A.

Headquarters, jloberly. John W. Scott, department commander, Mober ly; J. G. Zlrumer.

S. V. U. C. St.

lxiuifi; W. I. SlKlr. J. V.

I). Klrksvllle; Joseph McAdoo, M. U. meolcal director. Sprlngaeld: Rev.

T.J. Ferril, chap lain. Wellsville. Official Staff: T. B.

Rodgers. A. A. 0. A.

Q. l. St. I ouW: 8. Tipton.

liiHpector, KanaaJ City; II. Skinner, Judge advocate. Bethany; U. GUI soo, chief lnuntering officer, Appleton City. Council of Admlnlutratlon: N.

Tavlor. St. Iouis: Ira T. firou.m. Se Arnold Beck.

Ht. Loula; Francb) P. Becker, St. Louis; E. U.

Cornish, Cameron. Sons of Veterans: Commander in chief, A. W. Jones. Youngstowu, Ohio; senior vice A.

Sorter, MaeoH tity. Iowa; Junior vice com manUer. W. Raynej, Battle Creek, Inspector A. G.

Lloyd. Sharpburg, advocate general, K. T. iF. Johnson, Washington, D.

surgeon general, C. W. Staples, Lyn donvllle, adjutant general, W. O. rialdwiu, Voungitown.

Ohio; quartermaster general. Fred E. Bolton, Boston, Mass. Oflirera of Mieoourt Division! Hlvis Ion cuuimander, Ben Brack. St.

Loul; senior vice commander, S. Ed. Bluiuer, Cape Glrardeuu; Junior vice commander. R. M.

Barnes. Memphis; division council, George Kller, St I ouls; H. H. Rpaffbrd. Grant City; F.

J. Went. St Jo.sh. Adjutant sad quartermaster, Iidig Hesse, tt. Louis: surgeon.

W. J. Knoke, St. I ouls; Chaplain, J. C.

Berthoid, Melrose; inpe tor, W. J. ZimmemhitHl, Sedalia; Judge advocare, Kd I. Gottschalk. St.

Louis: sergeant nialor. F. W. Miller. St.

I oiil; quarter master fergeaut, C. W. Drennen, Shelby mustering ottlcer, J. O. Dumra.

St. district No. 1. V. K.

Beatty, Mystic: district No. 2. J. W. T.

Dillon. Grant City; color sergeant, W. 8. Rob lnon. St.

IoiiIs. Indies of the (I. A. Department president. Mrs.

Mary M. Stark. St. Louis, department senior vice president, Mrs. Louie J.

Harding, Hannibal department Junior vice president. Mrs. J. Alice Hamlin, fit. LouU: department secretary.

Mrs. Emma Bats, St. Louis: department chaplain. Mrs. Mary C.

Hampton. Jopiln. Department of admlnlsiraMon: Mrs Iih ke StuDke l. Ft. Ixjuis: Mrs.

Llizl Sit on. Mr. Eirmarett Fields. Hannibal. D.

psrtment inspfctor. Mts Anna H. Pfeifer. St. Louis: department librarian.

Mrs. Carrie T. Wend muto. i department pre corre lion dent. Mrv Kmmai't IVM.

8. H. Bi vd le. Nj. Lad.es of the Grand Army the Hpi h'p ingf M.

'S 1 brnry C. Tr. pr.i lent I Mr" i' iitum 1't ti; reiarr. M. Frant ni ton.

rvar.i rr. Mrs i.n on. rr V. II fr.i.U hi vs i he.rj.i! I V. 1 i names of the following charter members: Anule E.

Hill, Euulco L. Brown, Deil S. Mooro, Ellen A. Doane, Mattla C. Ralney, Ellen M.

Smltu, Annie Klncald, Ida M. Shlnn, Melissa Turner, Annie L. Wright, Lizzie Heffernan. Sadie Wright, Eva Jane Williams. Ellen Grlssom, Mary Mathle, Jane R.

Simmons, Cornelia Hurst, Elizabeth A. Hall. Cora B. Baker, Jannle Zlegler, Ellen Burge, Sallle L. Johnson.

Kate Fay, Tftbitha Martin, Sarah C. The corps has expended iu cash, tor relief work, about $oU0. and has furnnh ed for Toilet In tho way of provisions, clothing, transportation, medical attendance, fueral expenses, amounts aggregating about the same aa the cash expended. The corps has always taken part In inemorla services in conjunction with the posts of Springfield, always attending in a body on such occasions, and lending aid aud encouragement to the veterans as they grew older year by year. The present membership Is 45.

The following are the uames of the past president in regular Annie E. Hill, Eunice L. Brown. Charlotte J. Dix on, Lillian Davidson.

Elizabeth A. Hall, Cornelia Wood, H. Jeannle Tracy, Mary C. Kennedy, Hattle C. Culp.

Captain John Matthews W. R. C. No C9; On the 8th of November, 18Sr)( Wo man Kellef Corps No. 23, Auxiliary to Captain John lluttbews post.

No. 69, Grand Army of the Republic, was organized by 3Ilnnle A. Worth of St. Louis. The charter members were: Miss Ida Worrell, Miss Vlvla Adams, Miss iJtura Brown, Mr Mary Adams, Mrs.

Mary Wilkerson, Mrs. Ella Fritz, Mrs. Flor ence Houston. Mrs. Slnle Thomas.

Mrs. Mary Lecompt. Mrs. Charles Bennett, Miss I aura Blaine. Relief Corps No.

23 has continuously worked harmoniously with the post In memorial and decoration services, and has endeavored to aid the veteran and their dependent ones aa far aa their means would permit. There being about $700 In money having been used, and about J30O othf than been do nated, besides there lias been administering to tdrk and lonely. The following are our past preei: dent Miss Ida Worrell, Mrs. Emma Frill. 'Mrs.

Margaret G. Tracy. Mrs. Jeunle lleightsman. Mrs.

Fannie Hus ton, Mrs. Mary E. Williamson, Mrs. Mary Ferrler, Mrs. Rebecca Eply, Mrs.

Allie J. Green Donald. Tho rreatest number of members In good standing was C9, and the smallest not asctrtalne.1. "Woman Relief Copra: President, Mrs. Julia E.

Docket Klrksvllle, The sasaiuna of the sixteenth annual convention of the Woman Relief Corps, Department of Missouri, will be held: la Grace M. church. South street. Department headmiartere. 004 South elreet.

A.BiKument Committee (purple badge): Mrs. Mary Crlswman, Mrs. C. Martin, frs. It M.

Balderson. Miss LlndKey. MIks Mollle Culp. Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Mra.

Lizzie Little. t. Reception Committee (white Mrs. A. Donald, Mjss Llndsey Mrs.

Rebeec Epley. Mrs. M. AdamH Mrs. Minnie Moou, Mios Mollla Culp, Mrs.

Charlotte J. Dixon, Miss Annie Little, McOosky Port. No. 210, G. A.

The rharter of 'McOrosky post was Issued at Hannibal, September "ti, 1SS4, by W. T. Chamberlain, deputy commander, end C. N. Clark, assistant adjutant general.

The following named comrades have served the post as commander, and are ou tb recordd as past post commander In the order mentioned: William Mathle, 7U Illinois Infantry; R. H. Doane. 1st Connecticut cavalry: A. W.

Wright. 1st Wlscoudln heavy artillery; L. M. Hill, 7th Illinois lufantry; A. It Dixon, 103rd Ohio infantry; Richard Marsh, 34th Ohio lufautry; D.

T. Ferrler, 2nd Indiana cavalry; L. D. Run yu, 2nd Ohio heavy artillery; David B. Wood, 125th Ohio Infantry; Colum bun S.

Reese, 6th 'Missouri artillery; Francis Hall. 93rd Indiana infantry; E. A. Kennedy, "3rd Indiana infantry; John A. Davis, 81U militia.

Tim oresent membership to 67. The pot has never failed to fully carry out its part of the memorial day exercise, caring for the distressed, und tendurly laving to rert the mortal remains ot those comrades who hav.e fought their lust battle here on earth, and joined me Grand Army of Peaco above. Captain John Matthews Post, No. C9, O. A.

Captain John Matthews Pt. No. 69. Grand Army of the Republic, was mustered May 3, 1SS3, by William Warner of Kansas City, with the fol lowing charter members: W. F.

Gclger, J. It. Mil iter, W. A. Love.

p. C. Murphy. W. H.

Park. Charles Kroff. A. N. Kisk.

J. W. I.lsoenby. W. H.

I angnton, Henry Jonee. J. A. IKeep. A.

H. Tevls, R. M. Thomas, John Adams. C.

A. Jewell, H. H. Wade, B. H.

LanKtou, S. S. Robinson. J. T.

Hubbard, John McCabe, William Johnson. A. W. Pander. J.

P. Tracy. W. M. Mathle.

C. M. FvcroI. D. W.

Ree o. Joseph Ward. W. II. M.

Reid. The following Is a lint of the paM post Commanders of Post Ni. C9: W. F. 1S83: C.

Ever. ol. Xi; Janie R. Mllner, Tfe35: W. II.

Park. 1SSC; D. H. Budlong. 1SS7; John W.

LKsenby. 1Rk8; A. Demuth. iJSf: C. Driw oll.

1SW A. R. McDonald. 1S91; George W. Arnold.

1S92; P. W. BaM. J. P.

Tracy. 1894: P. H. Pentzer, IsHa: J. V.

Richardson. C. P. WoidruT. lv.

James Balr. 1S97: J. T. Walker, 1S48; Joseph McAdoo, lSi9. By tranrr from other posts: H.

Dutton. D. T. Farrier, 11. G.

Smith. Pmirram of camp fire, Wednefday, May 10: HaMa ln ttietter. i kx a Department Chaplain rell. 'Nearer My C.o.1 to Q.iarltf.e. Lrury "lie Hoaler.

rt. I.i.i. 'tatVjn at lur 5 hi Dru. ge. nr.

Fifteen m.i.u'es address Nat in! 5l.a. Ne ourt.t', i'rury 1... I a "I n.iniN 1 i.i i. i) V. a 1 CI' "i DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK Kidney Trouble Hakes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads Ihe newspapers Is sure to know of the wonderful cures mao by ut. I Kilmer's Swamp Root, I the (rreat kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is the peat medical triumph of the nineteenth century; discovered alter years ol scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, tha eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and Is wonderfully cuccessful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright' Disease, which Is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr.

Kilmer's Swamp Root Is not recommended for everything but If you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested In so many ways. In hospital work, In private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur. chase relief and has proved so successful in very case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper vho have not already tried It, may have sample bottle sent free by mail, also ft book telling more about Swamp Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble, When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. i iJM hamton, Y.

Th regular fifty cent and Homf Sranp Root dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. post claims. Solomon S. Robinson served as cap tain Co. C.

2nd O. V. I. In the Mexican war, and participated In several of its hardest fought battles. He also aerveu ome time a a regular in the United States service, and at the outbreak of the repelllon was appointed captain and served with distinction during tne war, and Is now living on his farm near Alice, Texas county.

Mo. Tortured Wltnr. Intrude sufTerlnit was endured by Witness T. Martin ot Dixie. brfure he guvj ttllH evidence: I lUIIKlieu iu mv throat wa nearly raw; tnen tried i.

liiupoverY. which save In sta'nt relief. 1 liavn unci It In my lamlly for yars and recommend It aa the ureatest remedy Ouugha. Colds and all Si.r.i fheat and Luna troubles. It will slop Ilia worst cough, and not only prevents but absolutely cures Consumption, wi.

ul, anrt i) F.verv botilo Kuarautned. Trial free at J. W. Crank tru Co. CLUBS.

AND SOCIETY. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Owen of Lebanon spont Sunday with Mr. and Mis. J. Carmaek. Mr and 'Mrs.

Ed McOullounh leave for w' Oileaua Saturday to tie abwnt two Mr and" Mrs. Jamea Elythe have. Issued piiida r.jr the weddlnir ol Miss eari ntul Mr (ieoi ae Townw, nion win occur at their residence the Kid i p. m. nave an eleaant dinner on Su'liiidav to which Mr.

and Mrs. John Ho'liml, Mrs. Susan Sanford, Mrs. i. Hot'l erson and Mra.

ltogeia of Barcy, Ark were liivlid. Mrs. Blair and children of Eureka Snrl. as arrived last nlaht for a visit With Mrs. lilalr's father, the Hon.

W. O. Mead, In Ozaik Heights. The Tourists department of the Soroeis nu ilia. A.

Hull Saturday after noiir. The roll call was responded to with cunvn topic. Mis. Mall leau an emei "Parij ihd World's Fash Inn The oral top were "French Musical Composers." Mrs. UlfTord gave a u.

and sana" one of hi ii HelilHinitn's tooic was Ber mid Mi Fuller's Chamlnad. Mlsa i. n.xw u. iM.i nnk one of hia nn in ni.iio and Alls Iua Vauahaii and Miss Madge Bahl rsndnred two of his vocal aelecilona. 0 Mia 7o Cravens leaves Thursday for r'itv whei a she will spend Severn) months In voice culture.

Sh will visit Washington. D. C. route. Th lnurriaRe of Mrs, Suhan Bowden, nf Ihn lal Ju.llie J.

C. CraVer.S, Mr P.iaard M. Wheeler of San I'imas. ivii will occor at 7 a. m.

Thursday, the h' The couule will leave at once for a licit stay on the seashore, when they re' Mini t.k San Diiiiis. thalr futura home where Mr. Wheeler owns a laraa oranga grove, Irene Cravens will leave for California rexl week on a lengthy visit to tier sister, Mra. Bowden. The NceJle, Work club enjoyed a delightful aim noon with Mrs.

Carl Morrl yes teniay at Hie lesldenca of Mrs. John Fer mi. uu mi Kim streei. The house was beautifully Ihroughout with spring flowers. The ladles took their fancy nunc and enloyed a social hour aa they pli' it the needles.

Refreshments wire, serv ed by Mr. Kirk Morris, Mis. Frank Far am. hi and Mia liititn Ferguson to Mrs M.irrls Jiss. Mrs.

James Blylhe, Mrs. Berl T. J. White, Mrs. J.

H. Mack. Mrs. J. W.

Hall. Mrs. A. B. Hall, Koblnson and Mis.

Cobban. Mrs. V. J. Carniack will entertain the Soc'al club tomorrow afternoon.

Mrs. (J. If Baldwin will entertain the WidneedAy Kuclu tf club tomorrow aitwr nooii. flv anl Mrs. P.

W. In Fa) ettevllle, Alk. Moort are vulUnt A Kal Blcrele Rlr Will often receive painful cuts, sprains of rruies trrim accliti ins. Dur klen's Apnlca Hslve will kill the p.i' and heal the 1n)ii" y. It's the Cyclist's friend.

Cures Ctnpl" il Jlau'ls. Cor l.lps. Hums, eri find l'ili Cure guaranteed. Only is'. Try it.

old by 1. W. Crank Drug c'a. Conil old Oranny Metcalfe of Kentucky, old. saya llial IMpa Pin Tar liunev I the u.

cole, couih. Icr.g ai. hron. hial rnii.iy that tut iiee.i offered I i the pcviple duiirig tier Ufa. rWal every here.

lieptitillcai iit.it. i'cnventlon, Kansas 1 1 May leili to liin. or tha alivvi I' i a ul ai Ikk eta m'iV and l.ch. Pprlnffteli to Kin cut snd rerien at rata of 15 a), fJoal reiurn limit May Grarci Cnuncll of Ml tV C. T.

of Amenta, Kan.is Cilr. May lHlh lo 1 ur o' i ac.n the a 'I sell tliSet. arid Isin Sin .1 K'l I tu Krtiii I'ny and reiurn al i lie of 'u wnn tiiial letuio limit May neritton. Kr.ai i 'i. ir Ihe aiKvi 1 yY 11 sn1 1'ih.

FprVif rVH to Kf i cy at return at (ala al LM. Qnal leluro i Hit M.y 1 1j Fa I Mn Is In fh i 'I. I MiH. r's I Fcr.c!r?r.3C:::rtrr.cr.L T'Vs" H' H. reey Ii.1.

V. Vsr's Halt. ii ar. i Fr i j. m.

Lal A i a. ADMIRAL DEWEY w. w. STAR CLOTHIER, Next to Court House. MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE INTERESTS OF SPRINGFIELD; BOOTS A snots.

Kttt Ronntree SIsoe Wholesale Boots and Shoes. BOX FAC'IOKV. K. C. Southern Lumber Co.

1 Manufacturers of Boxes, Box Snooks and Lumber COR. MILL AND MAIN 8TREET9. 1. E. CULVER, Mgr.

Tel. tt BREWERY. Sprlnffleld Brewiaf Co. Manufacturers et Beer and Ice. BROOM.

Anchor Erocm Works. Manufacturers of all kinds ot High Grade Brooms, Brush Brooms and Feather Dusters, And dealers In Broom Mskers uppue. J. W. WKKN.

Msnagsr. Corner Broad Street and Fitsoo K. a. CAWD1ES. John P.

Duncket. Jobn B. Whit. Springfield Caniy Co. Wholesale Candy I0S EAST WATER STREET.

COOPERACB. C. Vunslerlich Ccnperage Co, Manufacturers of Flour and Fruit Barrels. riAn.tanii nn hand a fares assortment or rv.nnara' SuDollea. Bliaved Hoops a specialty.

specialty. (21 West Commercial Street. DRl'G. W. A.

HALL. P. 3. W. HALL, V.

P. 1. D. FIPK.1.N, oeo. Hall Plpkln Dm? Co.

(Incorporated.) Wholesale Drujjs. 130 Boonvlll St. DRY ClOOD. Kcct Rcantree Dry Gosds Co. Incorporated.

317 and 319 South St etc president: Baker, aeoretary and J. Xb. treasurer; i. II. Rountraa, mauag.r.

VLOLU MILLS. Eisenxayer Kllllaj Co. Flour Millers. SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI Join F. Keycr Sons, Merchant Millers Eagle IIUls.

Manufacturers af the Cilsbraled Plsnslflir Flour. LlnK KXhi Co. con. rHEi.rs avt. and matv bT.

R. Dealer la All k.ni, of Grain, Flour, Feed and FucL i Cf fR HISII HI AT ri.OldS. al li; riu. i 1. ri.puta at.4 i rr rr ITVTON A.sp FITEIPS AYE.

eIiu(a Mil SDK I'. Ir: ir.uti i 1 Er L.ilcrs, MInlrj tr.dC:hcrMich:r;ry. and r.e; r.t ag i a is Uia oi Has decided that he would be willing tof bra candidate ol the Democratic party for president. We are candidates lor your patronage on the question ol Clothing. Whatever your politics, we think a flood many ol you will vote lor us.

Our platform Is "best quality, lowest prices" SMITH, HHMTCMK. M. HOLTtROOK, Pres StITTER. V. P.

M. W. COOLBAUCJH. Sec. Treaa.

Sprlnjfieldl Furaiturc Co. Manufacturers of Chamber Suits, Beds, Sideboards CHIFFONIKR9, TABLES, Etc. First Class Material. Beat of Workman ship. GHOCLiHS.

Sprta field Grocer Wholesale Grocers. N. M. Rountree. prest.s J.

E. Keet, V. B. Cope. Seo'y Treaa.1 W.

B. Bobber son, Manager, tiL KHA. MIKPLIK. TO THE TRADK The Mlddleton Wholesale Supply 44 4t Sioutli Street, have Just received a car load of WAUKESHA MINERAL WATER ana WAUKESHA GINGER ALB. HAT A CAPS, N.

M. Rnuntree, Pres. John Klntrea, V. R. U.

Johnson. Sec. and Treaa. Sprinsriield Hat Company. Wholesale Hats, Capt, Gloves, Umbrellas.

02 t04 406 80UTH STREET. HARNESS lADULERl. Hy I neider, Prest, Jos. T. Paul P.

li. u. Lovan, Beo y. Sadilery Co. Surcawir to I O.

LUVAN A CO. Manufncturrs and Wboleaalt Dealeri In Saddles, Harness, Collars, Etc 323 SOUTH 8TREET. 1CK. Sprlngfleld Ice and Refrigerating: Co. Munufacturra, Wttolenalr and tall er Ul Pure Ice.

Ice Making capacity Tons Dally. CoU Storage Warehouse capacity lit.OvQ Cubla Feet The moat complete and perfect system of Cold Storage In this Country. POIX1RY. F. M.

Smltn Coapany, PHIJIUriEI.D UHACII. Wholesale Cash Buyers Doultry, Eggs, Butter, Hides Furs, Feathers, Etc No Commission or Drayage. Tel. il. PROVISIONS.

CrlgMcn Provision Co. Wholesale. Provisions. riS ttO PHELPS AVENUH. STOVES T1XWAHE.

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