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LOCAL GRAPHICS.
The Gr,pu,c boom still hooms.

The GRAPHIC boom still booms.
New side walk in front of the
GRAPHIC office.
Gentlemen on the fence, YOU may
come down, The GRAPHIC is on top.
Everything bids fair for one of the
biggest crops ever raised in Missouri,
this season.
The GRAPHIC presents its compl-
ments to the public this week in way
its opponents despise.
Mr.. Edwin barrow is building a two
story front to his house east of town
formerly known as the Nagley place.
The GRAPHIC is DELAYED in its issue
this week. in order TO give the very
latest in reference to the proceedings at
the Chicago convention.
The Sunday school convention is in
session.
The splendid success of the GRAPHIC
demonstrates the fact that newspaper
was needed in kirksville. Eight hun
dred bonafde subscriptions in FIVE weeks
emphasizes that fact in way that
cannot be set aside.
Attention is called to the professional
card of Mr.. G. W. Cooper, attorney at
law, in our advertising columns this
week.
Excitement over the convention news
has been at fever heat this week. Dem
ocrats as well as republicans
seemed to have caught the craze.
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For a good SOL
id shoe go to
DONEGHY BROS.

The NJ, z. Church, south, at Brashear
having been moved there from Paul
town and undergone repairs-will be
re-opened on the first Sabbath in June.
Services also on Saturday night pre-
ceeding. Rev. J. H. Prickett. Presi-
dent of Howard Female College. will
conduct the service. Trustees meeting
on Saturday at p. m. All are invit-
ed. J. o. EDMoNsroS.
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kirksville Normal Commencement.

The closing week Of the school year
promises to be one of the most interest,"
ing in the history of the institution.
The attendance from distance will
probably exceed former years. The fol-
lowing is an outline Of the program:
During the forenoon Of each day.
there will be the regular work in the
recitation rooms. The afternoons will
be occupied by the alumni in the dis
cusSlon OF popular questions.
Monday afternoon, beginning at ,
o'clock, the discussion of the question.
should the State provide an efficient
system of County Supervision?"
Tuesday afternoon: Literature in
the schools; what kind and how much?"
Wednesday afternoon: Our educa-
tional needs; toasts and parting speech
4 large number of the alumni have
signifed their intention to be present.
among whom are W. E. Coleman, J. 7.
Smith, 5. D, Ellis. B. I. Hardin. John
Barton. W. n Doyle. G. W. Cullison.
\. B. Henry, J. r. Kirk, Rice Knox.
f. p. Primm. and others.
On Monday evening. June 14th. the
alumni will give a literary entertain
ment. free to all. Address will be de-
livered by Miss r. E. Hubbell. G.. ".
Cullison. J. r. Kirk and n. B. Henry.
On Tuesday evening. Sept. J. NJ.
Greenwood, of Kansas City. will deliver
the annual address.
On Wednesday evening the represen-
tatives of the two and three years
classes will deliver their orations.
Thursday, commencement day. will
be occupied with the orations of the
four years class. presentation of GER
titicates and diplomas &c.
Thursday evening the annual re-
union will take place. The exercises
will be free, and all are invited. Miss
ourl Teacher for June.
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The Milan Republican has come to Us
as half sheet for two or three weeks.
There is an old saving half loaf Is
better than none. In this case we
would change the wording so as To
make il read half is better than a whole
The make up Of the RepuJiica" looks as
if lightning had struck close around.
The paper seems to be printed on a
new tcider) press with apple butter for
ink Perhaps when the senior editor
gets back from the clouds things will lie
Strengthened up a little.
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What the Boston Store Thinks.

They can sell more goods for the least
money than anybody else in northeast
Missouri Call and try them.
Everybody Is invited to call and see
the large stock of goods at the Boston
Store, to lie sold cheap.
We expect TO sell goods cheap for the
next thirty days. See small bills.
BosroS STORE.
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Another.

Tuesday morning another handsome
boquet was placed on our editorial table,
by Mrs. David Baird. Itwas very large
and beautifully arranged, being made
up of a choice assortment Of roses.
pineys, honeysuckles, pinks, with beauti-
full grasses and leaves as harmonious
background. Thanks.
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Rev. J. B. Mitchell returned from
Evansville, Indiana. Tuesday morning
where he had been for the past two
weeks as a delegate to
the general assembly of the
C. P. church. He reports harmonious
meeting of that body, and much impor-
tant business transacted. There was an
unusually large attendance. During
the assembly a large delegation of wo-
men from all parts of the church held
convention in that city and organized
woman's board of foreign missions
They raised about $500 during the
meeting for that purpose. The sever
al sessions of their convention were ia
teresting. Mr. Mitchell reports fine rains
and most encouraging prospect for
large harvest on his line of travel. He
will Eli his pulpit next Sabbath at the
usual hours.
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For children
fine shoes go to
DONEGHY BROS.
Fourth of July.

4 meeting was held last night. with
Gen. B. NJ. Prentiss is chairman and J.
Il. Cupp as secretary. Resolution was
adopted to hold a celebration and a
committee consisting of A. l.. Woods. J.
NJ. Oldham, ]. E. Pierce. DR.. R. H.
Browne and w F. Smith were appoint
ed to report TO mass meeting on Mon
day night, AL are invited to be out at
that meeting.
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We take this opportunity to thank
most sincerely, Miss DoRA KEEPER and
Miss CALLlE Ely, for the earnest and eff
ficient manner in which they have work
ed up the interests of the GRAPHIC,
among the normal students. They are
wide-awake, pretty girls. and each of
them deserves a manly husband, when
she wants one, and as for us-well. there
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Drop into the reliable Drug Store Of J. q.
jameson. kirksvile. and ask them what the
reputation OF the Green Mountain Cathartic
Pills has been since ISIS. You will he told
that they have been and are standard.
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
Malarious Fevers, Jaundice,
Restlessness, Mental depression
Sick Headache, Constipation,
Billiousness, Dyspepsia, &c.
Try one Box. only De. You will new
er regret it.
o. c. DAY & BRACkETT.
Sole Proprietors.
Kansas City. MO.
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By the Car Load.

A large lot of the celebrated Quincy
Castle Mills Flour, in four different
grades including the New Process just
received at Halliday Bros. They are
business when you want TO talk gro
ceres, and keep right up with the times.
Call and see them.
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SOME WooL.-Mr. 7. G. Halter brought
us a sample this week, of wool sheared
from, cotswold lamb, which is only 9
months old. The fleece weighed ~.
lbs. The mother of this lamb sheared
Obs. From his flock of % he sheared
over four hundred pounds, which makes
quite handsome return on the capital
invested.
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The declamatory contest at the Norm
al on this. Saturday evening. promises
to be one OF the most interesting enter
tainments Of the season. Admission. Il
cents. Reserved seats to be had at the
p. O. News Stand without extra charge.
There has been Normal Institute.
all the present term at the Normal and
it is doing a grand work The follow
ing is the programme for the last two
weeks, with the conductors for each day
and the topics as far as learned
Monday. June miss Ida Wilson:
Tuesday. Sth. English Grammar. Prot.
Mason: Wednesday. 9th.-J. W.
Jones Thursday, 10th, Vocal Music.
by Prof. Shryock (; Friday II. Business
Forms, by 7. S. Cox. Monday, June
i4th--Mr McGhee: Tuesday, 18th,
Miss Nellie Allen Wednesday,
10th, School Law, T. S. Cox.
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IN Dress Goods.

We have a full line Of sum-
mer SILKS, all wool Moxra
Cloths, new blue black
CAsHNEREs, American, Eng
lish, French and German dres,
Goods. All the Novelties ofths
season. Samples sent on ap-
plication.
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Speaking of the Normal school in
this state the June issue of the Missouri
Teacher says: We learn that some Of
our politicians are beginning their OPP
position to the Normal schools We
are of the opinion that they are only
wasting their time and energies We
believe the state OF Missouri will stand
by her normal schools and give them
enlarged facilities and extended useful
ness. We shall give few facts on the
normal question IN short time.
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REUNION.

All soldiers of the county and vicinity
are requested to meet in kirksville.
Saturday, June 18th, to arrange plans
for the comming reunion. Soldiers
from every state--not only those who
served in Missouri regiments. but also
those who served any where. are earn
estly desired to be present at the meet
ing. BY order 9th
COMMITTEE.
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Fancy Straw
Hats till youcant
rest at DONEGHY'S S.
Ripe cherries are on the market.


Mr.. J. E. Pierce has accepted posi-
ton in the store of Mr. y. +. Lamkln-
Large numbers of cultivators and
other farm machiner are being pur-
chased by farmers this season.
The liberals gave festival and hop
at Baylor's hall last night.
Keep that reunion in mind will you?
Kirksville will have regular boom
next September and don t you forget it.
Harry Still. son of Dr. Still. who has
been working for David Conner in Salt
river township. was bitten twice by a
rattlesnake one day last week. We
learn that he is recovering.
Our new city marshal Geo. W. Parks,
seems to be giving entire satisfaction
by his prompt and efficient way of look
ing after things. We are glad of it.
d. F. Meek and J. X. Musick are
registered as guests. this week at the
Potter Palmer House, in Chicago. The
balance of the Kirksville delegation
seem to have vanished. as we find no
record of them in the Times.
Program of the senior entertainment
to he given on the evening Of June II.
Music by the band
Anthem.-Trust the Lord.
Salutatory.-W. Cullen.
Essay. light and shadow-Lizzie Hes.
Music. duet. all things are beautiful.
Alice Hooper and Cora Balwin.
Grafton. Our work lies before us.-H.
6. Lyon.
Recitation, Mona waters.-Missouri
Lyon.
Music, ehorus.-Life Song
Debate. Does the intermingling of
nations tend to advancement.-Atf.. I.
Cox. Neg. 7. Wallace
Music by the band
OPPERRETA-GALLANT CARROT
Err.
CHARACTERS.
Augustus Montmorency-C Rigle.
Timothy Trictrac-W. Harvey.
Hanback, Highhier-W. E. Upton.
Angeline Highflier-Syble Daggs.
Mrs. Soap-uds-Phoebe Montgomery.
Sally Soapsuds Baldwin.
Music. Under the beautiful stars
Misses Wright. Hooper and Lyon
Defamation, The existence OF God
7. NJ. Cook
Annual address.
Music. Double quartette.-Good
night.
Music BIZ the band.
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G. Z. o. Y. P.
EXPLANATION: GIVE EAR, Oh YE PEOPLE

Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an incontrOverti-
bic certainty that all men are approach
ing the era of metempsychosis. There
fore during Your natural lifetime YOU
should live we'll and economical. To
do this successfully if becomes necessary
for YOU TO purchase that which is re-
quired to keep the chemical labratory
that manufactures our life forces, and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution of its mysterious operations.
at W. n. Turner's grocery store, west
side at McGovern 5 old stand.
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Our subscribers at Wilmathyille com
plain that they have not received our
last issue. 1t is not our fault. That
package was put in tie post Office Fri
day evening and should have gone for
ward promptly,
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The Missouri Teacher.

The Missouri Teacher for June is on
our table. This number like It's prede-
cessors. contains a choice array of val
liable original articles on educational
topics. 1t should be in the hands OF
every teacher in Missouri.
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There will be some pig pens shown
up in their true light next week unless
there is change There ought to be
some consideration shown for the health
and noses of others. PEDRO.
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Mnnl and Hides.

s Jonas at the only exclusive Wool
and Hide store of Kirksville pays the
very highest CASH prices for wool.
hides, pelts. etc. Not necessary to state
how many pounds he wants for he will
buy all that is offered. Remember he
pays the highest cash prices. Call and
see him.
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NEW MEAT MARKET

John Miller. the well known meat
market man, will in a few days move
his shop 10 his new brick. one door
south Of DeReamer's. where he will be
htted with all the facilities for the
business.
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FOR SALE-Wishi

to retire from the Hotel business, | of
Ter my GOOD WILL and Hotel furni-
lure for sale at reasonable rates.
FOR further particulars call on
OF address. S. H. WILLIAMS, Par
cells House, krksville, Mo.
The rumored drowning, at Kansas
City Of Mr.. F. N. Browns step son,
proved false.
Mrs. ellis, exclusive gem gallery
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The Glenwood Criterion is a sort Of
hybrid being half republican and half
greenback. Only the poorest qualities of
each seem to have perpetuated them
selves in the union,
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WANTED.-Fifty head of good stock
hogs-eood barrows and spayed sows
G''cd prices paid. J. H. Davis & An
drew Shererr at City Meat Market.
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HOSIERY.

We open the season with .
mammoth line, comprising the
newest and most desirable
goods in notifies, mixtures, etc.
embracing all varieties for Ia
dies, misses and children, in
stripes boot, ankle and bracc-
let patterns.
Integrity is the vital spark of
commercial life.
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Andrew Jackson is not dead vet.
You viii find him handling the No. s,
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine at
butcher side. Satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases or NO sale.
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One of our youths went out Sunday
evening to STE his girl, but it was no.
ticed he came in early. and was rather
morose Monday morning, when his
chum enquired the trouble he got off
the following refrain:
Her father was watchful and wary,
very i'll tempered old churl,
And am not the sort Of canary,
To be kicked for the love of Il girl.
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"AT-ED

| will pay CASH for 1907 900 pounds
ofGood Fresh Butter 10 be delivered at
my Ware house, in the next 80 days.
kirk>ville. Mo. THos HoLBRoOK
June lst. 1850. 6-it
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Docket of the Circuit Court Of Adair
COunty.-June Term, A. d., 1880


lSins ct al
1889 Hendricks by Guard. exparte
2lS4 Smith VS. Smith
2+il Martin VS. Thomas
27SS Porter VS. Q NJ & p X r Co
2S07 Fletcher vs. st l. X { d n K X &c
2Sl4 Martin Us Parker & Ward
2S31 Elder VS. Hicks ct al
1888 Dunbar Bros vs. Miller
2i9l Woods admir- vs. Cullison
$3.50 Gail VS. Glenn admr
300 Coy W. Adams
$3.50 Hendricks vs. Truitt & Hendricks
5O56 Gardner & Tull Us school dist 22-G2-
IL
1853 Lorton ct al VS. Mckinney
}073 Watson & Watson vs. Cont ms Go
3O7l Wilson VS. Thinner
rs Collins vs. Collins
1855 State to Use Samuels VS. Reynolds
1856 State to use Reynolds vs. Reynolds
1859 Saunders & Shortridge vs. estate
McClanahan
:jlSS Oschner vs. Hicks
SECOND DAY.
1892 Branstetter VS. McGowan
1888 Evans W. Powell
1903 Pfau & Son vs. Brewington
320s Rowlinson VS. Hall
1922 La Plata say bank VS. Baum
1868 Miller vs. Miller
$3.50 Grogan VS. Linder
1884 Under VS. Grogan
1888 Reynolds & Reynolds VS. Risdon e.
Ownby
$500 Hulse vs Smith & Shoemaker
1904 Green vs. Davis
1904 Workman ct al exparte
1918 lies VS. Lancaster
1919 Durham VS. Durham
1880 Reynolds vs. Reynolds ct al
3d.: 1855 Bolton vs. Thompson
THIRD DAY.
: 1897 Woods admir- vs. Scott & Scott
::Si3339 Harrigan Is Novinger ct al
3341 Price VS. Price
1914 Green vs. Green
::is:Ii7 Hutchinson Us st l. X C& n K r Co
:s,4S Victor Sew Co vs. Chalfant ct al
$3.50 Evans vs. Baylor
1851 Halliday vs. Baird
:;ii:3'552 Heyline vs. Heyline
1856 Tull executor exparte
300 Hall VS. Fort
3703 Harlan vs. Little & Pickens
Bill Meeks vs. Martin
31l2 Meeks vs. Lewis
31f3 Groean vs. Mountain
BIS Cont lns Co vs. D0dson
FOURTH DAY.
BIZ Greenwood vs. Humphrey & Ben
nett
sic Ryon vs. Pennington
1920 Feagans vs. Sampson
3721 Gro9an VS. Mountain
3722 Hustled VS. Wood
1923 Twedell vs. Twedell
1924 Dye vs. Milliken
1929 Wilson rs Hopes
1870 Long vs. Long
:ii7731 Case Il Co vs. Orr ct al
3} 71j3 Saller. Levin e Co vs. Halliday
3i77336 Borneman W Ilgenfritz
337137 Anthony " Neff Anthony ct al
1873 Hickman " Hickman
374O Kramer vs. Keller ct al
31i1 Stiyers vs. Stivers
FIFTH DAT.
3714 Sampson vs. Feagans
Burton executrix exparte
1919 Wallace vs. Smick
BOZ Fry ct al IS Frye
377774 Furnish vs. Furnish
$3.50 NcGovern y Saner
51S1 Harlan vs. Seaton
37s4 Mctiovern vs. Pool & Pool
3159 Brewington vs. Baylor e Smith
$3.50 Saunders vs. Sampson
1864 Marine V Hickman
3765 Neirlick vs. Stanley
1866 Smith vs. Murray
500 Clark vs. Ratlitf
3111 Smith V Bricker
SIXTH DAY.-RErUES DOCKET.
1868 Dockery ct al vs. Liggett, Linder
ct al
376S Pollock vs. @ " & 2 R Z Co
1864 Mcintosh vs. Brewington
$40 Thompson Us Thompson
3If Sebrlng vs. Sebring
3I2 Zimmerman VS. Zimmerman
33115 Lee VS. Lee
1916 Brown ct al vs. Mccoy
317S Burch vs. Burch
3T9 Crow ct Al vs. Watson
37S2 Clark vs. Smith
37S3 Clark vs. Smith & Ratlitf
37s5 Clark VS. Talbot
1886 Gilman & Browning VS. Smith
37S7 Lawson VS. Lawson
1888 Garfield vs. BAYLOR
SEVENTH DAY.-cElMSAL DOCKET.
$3.50 State vs. Sim Floyd
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White goods 4 Lawns.

DOTTED Swiss (sew), Bril-
lianteens, Marseilles. Victoria
and Bishop lawns, Nainsooks-
Jaconets, Cambrics, Piques,
and the most elegant displa,'
of figured lawns ever offered i'll
kirksville.
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GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS

Ready-made CLOTHING, Hats and
Caps, Collars, Ties, Suspenders. Half
Hose. underwear. etc. Complete line
in every department Largest hne Of
gents Laundried and unlaundriel
SHIRTS ever seen in Kirksville.
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CITY ITEMS.

BAYLOR for clothing.
Spring novelties at Baylor's.
For the latest styles try Baylor.
Hats and shoes bedrock at Baylor's
BAYLOR sells cheaper than anybody.
New millinery at the Ladies Bazaar
Lace mi;ts and lace top gloves at the
Ladies Bazar
Real Languedoc, Llama. Point. Tor
chou, Venice. Breton. etc. laces at the
Ladies Bazaar.
Finest and largest line of millinery
goods in town at the Ladies Bazar
Lisle thread Gloves at the Ladies
Bazar.
For fine laces and hose 60 to Ladies
Bazar.
Large line of oils and paints Just re-
ceived at \. Wilson's.
The Rocky Mountain Bitters increase
in popular favor as they become known.
Try the Kansas City liquid paint. the
rubber paint and the gutta percha, for
sale at y Wilson's drug store.
Glass, oils. paints. etc, at N. Wilson's
east side square,
Ladies Linen Busters, at Harlan's.
New Lawns and Dress Goods-fresh
lot Just received at Harlan's.
Buy your family supplies at Halla-
day Bros.
Halliday Bros. take the lead on teas,
co;Fees and sugars.
Ladies Ready made Suits at. w b
HMlans.
Best line of tobaccos at Halliday
Bros.
Grand rush for spring goods at Mrs.
Narchand's.
Large lot ofthose ladies Hats cheap
for cash at Mrs Narchand's.
Something new in mems Hats-call
and see them at W. B. Harlan's.
TIE celebrated Quincy Flour at
Halliday Bros.
For the cheapest suit of clothes 60 to
Jos. Fowlers. the only tailor in town
who works his own goods.
A nice line of Ladies, Misses, and
children's Slippers and shoes-iust ar
rived At Harlans.
Late STYLES Piques. Lawns and other
Dress Goods just opened at W. B. Har-
lans
Best lace buntings can I've bought of
Geo. r Brewington for - cents per
yard
Prettiest lawns m town are to be
found at Brewington at from ~ to l.
cents per yard.
Ladies call and see those Shetland
Shawls. New Lawns and Dress Goods.
Ready Made Suits. Shoes. Slippers. etc.
lust opened ont at W b. Harlans.
Fruit Jars.
Large lot Of glass fruit Jars Just re-
ceiyed at the Halliday Bros Popular
Family Grocery.
Groceries. teas. sugars. cotfees. fish.
-four. bacon. candies. nuts tobaccos. ci-
yars. canned fruits Of all kinds. queens
ware. glassware, etc, at Osenbaugh S
Quincy Grocery.
CoPARTxERsHIP-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
Of medicine. DR.. q. \. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at DR. SWEET
mans old stand. and calls viii be
promptly attended to at all hours of
the day or night
Buy the GENUINE SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE. Every machine
FrLLr WARRANTED. Don't be deceived
hy unprincipled agents. B,y tie best.
Opposite the post Office.
T. Y. BLAcKxAy. Manager.
Look out for the agent that is always
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Advertising Rates.

Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he rays for--no more no less
REGULAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING.
On three. six or twelve months contracts:
One fifsh Of one cent, per line. on each humid
red copies issued. during the insertion. ANY
number Of changes made on paymen, Of the
extra cost of type setting 10 lines tthis typc)
To the inch. Thus an advertisement occupy
ing three inches down the column, and run
ming II weeks. on an average circulation Of
say cN. would cost with one change Of matter
only $3.50.
TRANSIENT AND LrGAL-{One month or
less, al special rates.
Editorial Business Notices. cents per line
per hundred Of circulation.
Local Business Notices. cent per line per
hundred Of circulation
Special Naturalization type. next to ad
vcrtising columns, = Local rates after first
insertion.
Accurate record kept Of each weeks cirru-
lstion, and charges graded accordingly.
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Black morocco pocket book
containing between Blk and seven dol
lars. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving at this Office
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The GRAPHIC has been turning out
some nice samples Of Job Work, this
week.
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There is so much call for carpenters
and mechanics generally that they are
all busy, and engaged for weeks ahead.
That is a straw which indicates how
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COrsets and Under
wear.

Ladies we invite your spec
ial attention to our new styles
in these goods