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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-02

S. w. DORSEY, of the star route
fame, has been aroused. This is
the Dorsey who was a senator, and
though he has been assailed roundly
and abused beyond measure, until
the present time he has attempted
no defence, except in the courts.
He has now been induced to make a
statement and the main portion of
it appears elsewhere this morning.
Dorsey may be guilty as accused,
but the statement carries on its
face the indications Of truth. He
gives the occasions Of certain con-
versations relative to his case; men-
lions names, and is otherwise so de-
tailed as to be inconsistent with
false declarations. He refers also
to the losses which resulted to his
brother and others, and his state
ment in that regard will be endorsed
by a great many who have had bust
ness associations with the govern
ment, as being eminently correct.
The system adopted by government
in letting contracts is infamous, in
that it is calculated to make thieves
of all contractors. Competition
lis so great that the successful
bidder is the one to be pitied; I'M.
less he can make up by pecula-
tion and dishonesty what he loses
in the legitimate performance Of his
duty. Men are not encouraged to
the faithful fulflment of obliga-
lions by receiving fair return for
their labor; they are forced to fulfil
the contract, or lie to save the
money involved. Where every pos
sible avenue for profit is cut off by
unreasonable competition, men are
forced to made good their expenses,
and resort to Legitimate methods
to secure themselves. Hence it is
that government, allowing so little
for contract labor, men take advan-
tage of every opportunity which
presents itself, or which can be de.
vised. If the country were poor, or
if the sentiment of the people fa-
vored such a course, it would be en-
tirely different; but where the
country is prosperous, and where
the universal tendency is in favor
Of fair profits for honest la
Dor, such a course, calculated
as it is to make thieves of govern
ment contractors in order to cover
losses aecruing from the performance
of obligations, is wrong; and the
methods adopted in letting contracts
is at fault. The high salaried officers
who devise the systems and who are
so piously afflicted over the discov.
cry of conspiracies to rob the gov.
eminent can thank themselves fol
the thieving that is done. While
the star reuters are in bad odol
now, and while the desire of all goo6
people is to have peculation pun,
ished, the newspaper war being
waged by high government officials
in this case would ordinarily be
construed as an evidence of weak
ness, and it is not at all improbable
that the men now subjected to such
persistent attacks from government
officials will find themselves grow.
ing in public favor; especially when
vainglorious men are using all the
means and wealth at the command
of a great and prosperous govern
ment to crush them. There may
have been stealing and the men
charged may be guilty, but it would
be just as well to punish those who
make thieying necessity as it is t.
chastIse those guilty of the offense
itself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-02

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-02

DRs. WOODWARD and Barnes, two
OF President Garfeld's physicians,
arein Washington lying at the point
of death. They are both suffering
from malaria.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-02
accept Our Gratitude y

DR.. B. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear SfT-Your Golden Medical
Discovery" has cured my bow of a
fever sore of two years. standine
Please accept our gratitude.
Yours truly, HENRY WHITING
Boston, Mass
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-02
Denver & RiO GpaldG Railway

SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diitiely relieve Group, WhoOping
ough and Bronchitis. Sold by 2.
c. NJ. I. Drug Store. ia
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Rail Road Valuation.

The State Auditor has certified to the
County Clelk the valuation on rail roao
and telegraph property in Adair county
for taxation as follows:
Q. NJ. & P. s1.o5 miles, including
road bed, rolling stock and buildings
$191,eaS.IS.
W. St. L. & P. Ry, including same
1872 miles, $1So,6S4.o2.
The w. U. Telegraph e32{ miles,
at SOS per mile SI,54S75.
Total amount, telegraph and rail
road valuation in county S52S455.o5.
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New Baden Springs.

Nh. EDlroR:-They say the love OF
beauty is implanted in every heart, but
more so the love of life, when beauty,
health and pleasure are combined a
great thing in life Is obtained; 1t seems
that all these are attainable at these
springs. Every day beautiful ladies
and their beaus from Kirksv,lle, Macon
city, Greencastle, and other places have
made this place echo with sweet ring.
ing laughter. something to be remem-
bered through lite. There are un-
derstand several lady boarders from
kirksville staying here.
Yhey had large eoaeaaxse ef people
at the springs on the 4th Of July some
$500 and are now making preparations,
for Good Templar's picnic on the 18th
of Aug, and should say from the pro-
gramme 1t is likely to he an interesting
one.
The re are several wide awake busl-
ness men located at the Spings and they
are determined there shall be no lack
on their part. Every one goes away
satisfied. promising to come again.
AorA.
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GREENyoP GRAPHICs.

| GREEsrop, July 25th-- Corn Is grow
ing very fast the last few days an,
most oft has good color
| Wells G. Reynolds has been receiving
considerable lumber from the Montros
mills lately.
DR.. Wilson has got his horse barn
moved and put up again.
Geo. w. Wales has given J. b. HUGH.
inson the contract for a new dwelling
house. George Is going to make good
use of his pension money.
Mrs. Herring has been very sick but
is getting better.
A. NJ. Lind fell and hurt himself
breaking three RIBS.
DIR. w. A. Sickles sold number of
lots to Geo. w. Wales who is going to
put up fine dwelling house for bis
own use.
A. Buckallew Is repainting and
granting the inside of his house. His
neighbors won't dare to go and seeI him
after it is done-so fine.
S. B. Lind will ship a car load of fat
hogs and cattle tomorrow.
Pitching horse shoes seems to be the
business Of good portion of Greentop
lately. Nath Speer and jim Owens are
ahead
Mrs. DR.. Wesscher and daughter of
Kirksville are visiting her brother, NJ.
H. Lewis.
Charles A. Gatlin. formerly OF this
place, mas returned to stay and has
gone into l.. Gatlin & Co.'S, store as a
partner.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson's brother is here on
a visit.
n. H. Lewis started this spnng with
II stands of Italian bees and only
nine of them has swarmed and he now
has thirty eight and still they are COM
ing every day.
The lightning rod men are IN town.
DR.. SiekleS has them employed putting
up rods. REGULAR.
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Strange Occurrence

On Saturday last, late IN the evening
while Mr.. Patten, who live two miles
and half from Novinger, was return
ing home, he was suddenly halted by a
d stranger. Who spsaag 98s pf tbs
brush by the way SIDE, with oaths and
threatening to kill him. At the same
time the man stuck Mr.. Patten with a
club, but the force OF the blow was bro
ken by Patterns hand which was badly
bruised, and the thumb mashed. The
ASA liant was promptly resisted by
Mr.. Patten, whereupon he lodged into
the brush and disappeared. Mr.. Patten
has no idea who it was that thus at
tackled HIM.
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The Church and Home.

The Weekly GRAPHIC and the
"Chuch and Home will be sent to
club subscribers $1,60 for both papers.
The Church and Home is large s
page religious monthly, edited by Rev.
i. j. Wheat, of this city, at Scots per
annum. BY this arrangement cash
paying subscribers will be enabled to
secure both papers at the slight adj
vance OF Zoe over our usual rates. Cash
must accompany all club suoscrip-
tons.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

After mature deliberation have concluded
to announce myself as a candidate forthe office
of PROBATE JUDGE of Adair County, subject
to the decision of the Republican voters at a
primary election TO be held August 18th, Iss2.
c. l.. LEWIS.
We are authorized to announce GUY CHANDLER
as \ candidate for the office of PROBATE JUDGE
election TO be held Aug. 18th, lco2.
We authorized to announce s. A MURPHY,
as a candidate for the Office of PROBATE JUDGE,
should the republicans decide 1t their primary
election 10 be held Aug, -, iSse-
We are authorized TO announce JOHN RICHEI.
as : candidate for the office of PROBATE JUDGE
subject TO the decision of the republican primary
election, Aug, L.. ISo2
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Mr.. Luke Wardleigh, of Oquawka
Ills, one our Adair county land own.
erS, in renewing his subscription to the
GRAPHIC writes us:
Enclosed find 81 and put the same tc
my credit, and send the best periodical
in North Missouri am pleased
to know thai Missouri is taking safe
and rapid strides, and that her wealth
is increasing. She Is bound TO be one
of the rich states. Her position is such
as to command the southern and west
ern trade, and in her minerals lies
great and inexhaustable wealth-great-
err than the gold OF the Pacific slope. II
[ waS young man my business would
be in the state of Missouri.
Here we have, this season, good
wheat, rye, oats and corn on good, dry
rolling land. but on low fiat grounds all
crops are minus. Wheat and rye is
now about all in stack, in good condi-
ton. Much depends YET on the out
come of the corn and potatoes, but the
outlook is encouraging. The river
business is good. Much lumber afoat
and by railroads from Chicago. In
Northern Illinois mos. Of the old corn
is cleaned out of the farmers crib
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BAYLOR s. MILLER,

Mr.. A. Begley, of Ironton is the pos
SCISSOR of three or four hives of bees
The other morning he removed from
one ofthe hives several gallons of fine
honey, and after clearing it of the stray
bees clinglng to it, he placed it on ia
BILE in his cellar. When Mrs. Beglcy
had occasion to visit the cellar She
found that all the bees on the premises
had come in at the window and settled
down on the honey. The two or three
bees that had been carried in with the
honey undoubtedly went out and In
formed their comrades, and if they had
been unmolested an hour or two longer
there would have been nothing left but
honeyless combs. He at once closed
the window with a blanket, thus rend.
ering the cellar perfectly dark, and left
open an inner door leading to the wood
shed. The bees of course sought the
light, and IN half an hour after the eel.
lar was cleared of the intruders.
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SHORT STOPS.

Miss Lizze Fowler returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Willard. accompanied
Miss Cora King to Kansas City,
Judge Samuel SHIRLEY gave US a
pleasant call yesterday.
W. M. Harriott, of Stahl City has
our thanks for recent favors.
Stahl city has opened out a post
Office and starts in with a nice list Of
GRAPHIcs.
Woods. DeFrance and Greenwood
are attending the Democratic State
convention.
Puterbaugh OF the Milan Republican
was in town but did not call. What's
the matter! Mad eh
Will C. Long recently of this Office
is now part proprietor of the South
Branch, West Va, Gazette.
The Democrat says the democrats
of Adair county are not Office seekers,
A clear case of "sour grapes"
Colored folks advertise an excur-
sion to Quincy, August 4th. Special
car for white parties. Sure thing this
time. See bills.
Ed. Chambliss preached two SER
mons on the Communion question
last Sunday.
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4 Pleasant, safe anl Reliable Ren-
ely for Bowel Complaints.


"Your Tonic Astringent is the bes,
medicine l ever saw Tor curing Bowel
Complaints. have used it and seen
it used IN many cases, in all of which
it effected speedy cure."- rs. ]. Arm.
strong, Fort Scott Kas.
"Your Tonic Astringent cured my
little boy of Cholera Infantum, after sew
eral other remedies failed. Igave one
of my neighbors some of it for their lit
tie girl, who was suffering with the same
complaint, and it quickly cured her"
-Uas. T. Barnes, Kansas City. Mo.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent is for sale
by Gray & Co, druggist, East Side
Square. Price so cents.
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Fine Corn.

VIM. Ransom, of Walnut township is
said to have fifteen acres OF very fine
corn. 1t now stands to s feet IN
height. and gives promise of a very
large yield. 1t was thoroughly and
constantly worked with the hoe, when
the ground was too wet to plow, and
weeds kept out. The reward for such
per sistent labor will come this fall
when the corn is gathered.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authori ed TO annouce L. HAWKINS,
Of Pettis township. candidate FOR the ofhce
COUNTY JUDGE at large. subject TO the decision
Of the republican primary election to be held Ang.
Il. 1882.
We are authorized to announce i. q. JOHNSON.
ofWiIsou township, candidate tori JUSTICE 0
county courtfo District No :. subject 10 the re-
publican primary election TO be held Aug. l2, ise2.
NoNx authorized 60 AnAs0Aee u Y LIynEK
A. l2nl1inlIe IOI Ihr Dflicr OF COUNTY 3fDf1S
for the End district OF Adar county, subject 10 The
decision Of the republican primary election TO be
held Aug. I2 lss:.
We are authorized to aonnounce the name OF j.
3. HICKMAN IS \ candidate for the ofhce of
COUNTY JUDGE for the first district. subject to
the decision Of the Republican Primaries, 10 be held
Au1 18th lSS,.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice ishereby given, that letters of adj
mInistration upon the Estate OF Ed
ward J.Hurd, Diseased, have been granted 20
me by the AdAir county Probate Court bear
ing date the 18th day of June. lSS2. All per.
sons having claims against said estate are re.
quired to exhibit them To me for allowance
within one year from the date OF said letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit
OF such estate; and if said claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
MARY HURD,
Administrative.
KirksyiIIe June 18th, ISL nl0-4ws
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Saturdays Daily.

A. kinyon went down the road yes.
terday morning.
Rev. F. NJ. Green is aoout this week
and is gradually regaining his strength.
Mr. Robert Sands, has put up sever
al Self Binders during the present
week.
Mr.. A. L. Shepherd and family ex-
pect to stalt to Ohio tomorrow. We
regret to say that Mr.. Shepherd health
continues poor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that letter. Of
Administration upon the .estste OF Robert
". Huston. deceased has been granted 10
the undersigned by the Probate courts Of Adlir
county. NO.. bearing date ofJuly IS. lss2- All per-
having claims against said estate required
TO exhibit them 10 me for allowance. within
after the da:e of said letters, they aay be
preeluded from any benefit OF ,uch estate. and II
such claims be not exhibited within two years from
the the time Of publication OF this notice they will
be forey barred. ni3-iw
July 18th 1882. ELIZA VI. HUSTON.
Administrative of X. W. Huston, decd.
n13 4w
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FOR TREASURER.

We are Authorized TO announce GEO. v. PARKS
n . candidate for the Office OF TREASURER OF
Adair county, Mo-. subject to the decision Of the
Republican Primary election TO be held August 18th
l614.
We are authorized to announce CHAS, CALL
son n candidate 70: the Office oil TREASURER
Adair county. Missouri. subject 70 the republican
primary election 20 be held August 18th, 1859
We are authorized TO announce CHARLES II.
MALONE a. Candidate for the offceofTREASCR-
Err, Of AdAir y. Mo. subject TO the d session
ofthe Republican ri,.Af5 election TO be held Aug
9TH, 1852.
We are authorized to announce P. J. Brown as =
candidate for the office OF TREASURER Of AdAir
county, No., subject to the decision OF the Repub
ncan Primary election TO be held Aug. Eth. 1882,
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce HENRY G..
SOHN as q candidate for the Office OF ASSESSOR OF
Adair county. subject to the decision OF the Repub-
lean primary election 10 be held August l2ih, isss
We are authorized 10 announce JOSIAH
WRIGHT as a candidate for tire office OF ASSESSOR
subject to the decision of the primary election
TO be held Aug. 18th. loS2
Weare authorized to announce j. W. WAD-
DILL as 4 candidate for the office OF ASSESSOR,
subject TO the decision OF the republican primary
election Aug, l2tr, ISSs.
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COLORED PIC NC.

The colored folks are making prepar-
alton for a grand pic mic on the 18th Of
August. 1t will be held IN Wilson's
grove. They announce base ball
match between the kirksville and
Edna club, with festival in the even
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Arrested.

This morning G. W. Cooper. Attor-
ney, formerly of this place, but recently
of Bethany, was arrestedby Dept. Z. S.
Marshal, Elliott, and taken to Kansas
City. on charge of violating the .. S.
laws in regard to attorneys fees IN
prosecuting pension claims.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce J. ". CRAWFORD
- . candidate for the ONCE Of CIRCUIT CLERk Of
Adar county, subject to the decision Of the Repub-
Lean primary election, to be held August L, iss2.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of ".
J, AsHLOCk . candidate for the Office Of CIR
CUT CLERK. ofAdAir county. No., subject to the
decision Of the Republican Primary e.ecti0n TO be
held Aug. 18th 1882.
We are authorized to announce AARON
KINYOS \ candidate for the Office Of CIRCUIT
CLERK OF Adair comfy. subject TO the decision Of
the republican primary election, TO be held Aug.
l1th, 1852.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

All creditors and Others interested in the
estate, of James ii. Ginnings, deceased, are
notified that the undersigned K. c. Ginnngs
admr. of said estate, intends 10 make final set
Element Of said estate at the next term OF the
probate court Of AdaIr county, TO be holden
at Kirksville, in said county, on the 18th day
of Aug. 1882. K. c. GISNINGs.
nil Administrator
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For the cure of Chills and Fever,
Dumb Ague, and all miasmatic diseas-
es, there is nothing equal to the Marsh
Ague Cure. 1t is safe, cheap and sure
remedy. Never known to fail. Price
only 50 cents-liquid or pills. For sale
by Gray g. Co, druggist.
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When you say that honest merit al.
ways wins you state what is not always
correct. Too often the reverse is true,
and incompeteney favored by fraud or
tOrtuitous circumstances, drives rough
shod over modest merit trudging wear.
lly 10y the way.
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Always First /!

BAYLOR & MILLER have re-
ceived and ready for sale al
the spring novelties, summer
silks, laces, spring wraps,
trimming laces, neck ware, and
in fact, all the late and desir-
able goods for the spring ana
summer for 1882. Remember
our goods speak for them
selves. Our prices are the
LOWEST and our qualities the
BEST for the MONEY. Don't
buy until you first examine
our goods.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The second Quarterly Meeting for
Huntsville at NJ. L. Church will be held
at Bethel church, commencing on Sun
day morning, August 18th, preaching
at II a. H.; sacramen tai sevlees and
preaching $40 p. IN. Quarterly confer
ence on Monday morning at $3.50.
F. NJ. GREEN.
]. ]. BENTLEY.
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A horse belonging to Mr.. Cole
of Clay township, fell into an
uncovered we'll a few days ago
and fortunately went down backwards.
Mr.. Cole was absent from home at the
time but was notified of the fact and he
secured the assistance of some of his
neighbors and the horse was taken out
without serious injury.
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Why is itpeople prefer paying $1.5o
for the GRAPHIc2 when they can get
other papers for half as mucE7 Queer
isn't it,
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FOR SHERIFF..

weare authorized to announce JOHN SHAVER
~ \ candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF of Adsir
County subject TO the decision OF the republican
Primary election TO be held Aug. 18th 1857.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN SHIBLEI,
Jr., as q candidate for the Office OF SHERlFf OF
Adair county, subject to the republican primary
election tn be hello Aug. 18th ISL.
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ICE! ICE! ICE,

Parties desiring Ice will please ap-
ply for tickets leaving address at Office,
corner of Elson and Missouri streets.
ANY negligence on part OF men who
deliver ice will please be reported at
office and oblige JNo. L. PORTER.
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Tuesdays Daily.
Painful Accident.

This forenoon a little son of Street
Commissioner Reed WIS badly powder
burned about the face and eyes. He
is only seven years Of age. A neigh
Dor boy brought over some powder and
the two were playing together in the
alley. The powder was poured out on
ground and 4 match applied. The un-
fortunate chlldS entire face is very
badly seorched and it is thought the
right eye will be sigitless.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

All creditors and others interested in the
estate of Joseph Ginnings deceased are
notified that the undersigned r. c. Ginniiigs
admir- of said estate intends to make final
settlement OF said estate at the next term OF
the probate court of Adair county, TO be hol-
den ut KirksviIlc, in said county, on the 18th
day Of Aug. 1882, K. G. GfNN1N6s,
nil Administrator.
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A laboring mans ticket has been
nominated in Ray county and under
The championship of the Farmers and
Laborer's .idrOcate, Is creating ire
mendous rustling among the bourbon
dry bones over there.
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William Aldrich, and Miss Bass were
united in matrimony by Esq. ]. W.
Brownell last Sunday. The ceremony
took place at Mr.. Stanton Smiths i'll
Morrow township.