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Bulliol Items.

The little town of Bullion, SIX miles
east Of Kirksville, is as solid as its
name. The latest talk is a new cream
cry.
Bullion has a young doctor who is
meeting with splendid success. His
card appears in this issue of the
GRAPHIC. Our "local'' down there
says the doctor is addicted to walks up
the railroad of Sunday evenings and
seems to like the exercise.
From the tenor of our correspon-
dents remarks We judge that the pranks
of Cupid a9s noticeable at Bullion a
elsewhere. But We must not be too
hard on the young folks. We were
young ourselves once,
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Greentsp Gatherings.
By our Special Correspondent.

| By our Special Correspondent.
GREEsroP, June 19.-Death has en-
tered our midst again, another old citi'
zens gone. DR.. Sickles died at his
residence, of consumption on Thurs.
day night of last week. He has been
suffering for several months with that
disease. He was fifty six year ofage.
His remain was buried at this place
on Saturday last The deceased was
one among the Oldest citizens of this
place and was highly esteemed by all.
He leaves a wife and four children.
We extend our sympathy to the bereav
ed family.
A. Church, from California, dropped
in on his son Joel Church on Friday
of last week, which took him on sur
prise. We lean he will remain here a
few days and return to California.
Another sad accident. A small son
Of James McBee, SIX or seven years OF
age, and living four or FIVE miles west
of town, was thrown ON a horse aud
kicked in the head on Wednesday.
He died on Thursday, the day alter the
accident.
De. Ba:nett of Edna was here last
week visiting his brother-in-law.
DR.. Shirley and family, and William
and Joe Sickles are here this week.
Miss Rena Gatlin fell on the side
walk one day last week, badly injuring
her a n. Our sidewalks are in fear
full condition, they should be fixed OF
moved away.
NJ. Speer and wife are just back
from Kansas. They are highly pleas
ed with the country and he has got the
Kansas fever very bad, We understand
he will move to that state this fall.
Our neWR. R. agent, Sanderhausen,
is fixing up and getting everything in
style around the depot.
Dr.. Wilson has up the frame Of his
store house. A. M. Lind is doing the
work.
w. S. Gatlin made a business trip to |
Moberly on Monday last. Mrs. Cat
lin win start this evening for Wiscon-
sin to visit her son and daughter.
BILL.
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The Public SchoOl.

The following corps Of teachers has
been elected for kirksYille:
Prot. Steele, Principal.
B. F. Carroll, Benton school.
Assistants: Miss Jennie Burton, Miss
Rosa Wheat, Mrs. Mollie Burton, Miss
Lula Sharp, Mrs. Florence Knighton,
Miss Nellie Eage, Miss Emma Corbin,
Miss Ida FARMLAND, Miss Mary Spen.
Ger.
A teacher for the colored school school
has not been elected yet.
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ma AID TRUE.


Il have used your golden BALKAN
with eminent success. gave it . criti.
cal trial, watched its effects, and I
'rankly acknowledging it removed my
prejudice against patent or prepared
medicines. l can fully recommended
it q . pure medicine containing al
the most excellent remedies, most
beautifully and pleasantly confused
-[R. II. Dltzler, N. D., Fort Scott
Kansas.
MAssas golden BAIsAx, the famous
Throst and Lungs medicine. and
NARHs GoIDRy BlooD 4 LrvEs Toslc,
the great Blood and Liver purifier, arc
for sale By every druggist in Kirksvills
and by prominent dealers everywhere
Thousands OF bottles have ben given
away to prove their extraordinary
merit. Ask your druggist far themt
Take no other. Large bottles 50 Gems
md u. Two doses will beoG6A
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A Success.

With the issue of this number VI
take pleasure in reviewing the progress
and prosperity Of the firm of HALLIDAY
BRos. Six years ago to-day, this enter
prising firm commenced business on
the north side of the square in 3 small
room with a small stock Of goods. By
closely attending to their business
watching the wants and necessities oil
each Individual customer, beng eau.
tious and accommodating at ill times
liberal and honest in all their dealings,
ALWAYS PAYING THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE FOR FARM PRODUCE in cash OF
goods. They were first to lnagurate
the cash plan. Their trade has a.
sumed such proportions that it now
takes several hands to meet the wants
of their trade. They have extended
their room, added largely to their stock
of goods-carying now one OF the hear-
lest stocks If groceries in North Missouri
Their stock is just literally immense,
crowding their house from floor to cell
inc. Every available space is occupied.
In fact it is sight to see, and IS worth
ones while to go purposly to see, if not
to buy. They are wide awake to their
business and take pleasure in showing
their goods, and If Low PRICES and GOOD
GOODS are any inducement, you will DO
sure to buy before leaving. They are
heavy dealers in FLOUR, FISH and PRO-
VISIONS and carry an immense stock of
canned goods and all fancy groceries IN
the market. In addition to this they
have added largely to their stock of
QuEESswARx, having now one Of the
most complete stocks in the market
Newly married folks and all others com.
housekeeping or desiring
goods in large or small quantities will
do well to see their stock before pur-
chasing. They have also . complete
stock of wooden and willow.ware and
tinware. From all appearances, this is |
one Of the most plucky and prosperous
firms we have visited for . long time, |
and We commend our patrons to this
healthy, wids-aNaks grocery house.
They buy goods in large quantities,
watch the markets and take advantage
Of all bargains, and sell on q small mar
motto has always been Quick
Sales and Small Profits. We like to
see this and say PUSH Onward.
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Nice Lace Work.

Mrs. Fades showed us this week a
child's dress trimmed " It'll lace, which
she had just finished as present to a
friend, which is ma, vel of patient
skill and industry. We are not well
enough up in the technicalities of this
kind of work to describe it, but it was
very nice indeed.
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Mr.. A. B. Bayse. agent Of the Trip
Alliance is in town this week
Eddie Cook, of Omaha, grandson 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Rozeile, is here on visit
Mr.. Powell, of the Wabash, gave tn
GRAPHIC a short cell Wednesday after
noon
Miss Clara Boehmer, of st. Louis is
lguest of Miss Emma Brernsmsn til
week.
| Mr.. Edwin Glass, of Trenton, Ten
nessee, is visiting his uncle Rev. G. w.
Sharp Of this place.
Miss Penfeld, Of Quincy, who ha.
been visiting Mrs. Frank Baird, re
turned home Monday.
Henry Link. Of Moberlv, was called
here Tuesday by the fatal illness
of his father, L. w. Link.
Miss Anna Shepherd. assist mt P. NJ,
is absent this week visiting Miss Nett,e
Greenwood in Kansas City.
Mrs. Work. Of Memphis, quite a
noted "slate writing medium is visit
ing her sister Mrs. w. A. Martin.
Mrs. ]. o. Gooch, and Mrs. Ella
Butler Of Macon, formerly Mss Gooch,
are visiting relatives IN this place
Mrs. Chas. Lee returned from quite
lengthy visit to Central Missouri, on
Saturday last. Charley has reformed
now.
Mr.. J. H. Rauh and wife have re-
turned from Milan and Mr.. R. is build
ing himself a residence in the south
west part of town
Mrs. Miller, of Sedalia, formerly Miss
Henderson, Of the Normal, was here
during commencement. She returned
to Sedalia Saturday.
Miss Carrie Gill, Of the GRAPHIC. and
Miss Jennie Parker. visited Moberly
Friday last, remaining over Sunday as
the guests of Mrs. s. ]. Ross.
Mr.. +. ]. Sublette, of Polk township
took time to visit Kirksville, one day
this week. Speaks hopefully of crops,
present weather.
We learn that Mr.. Hugh E. McGee,
who has been studying for the bar, in
the office of Mr.. Jas. Ellison, wss ad-
and returns to Pa, ;, Mo-, this
week.
Mr.. Tandy Gossom, brother to Mrs
Belle Hope, who has been visiting here
for some weeks, returned to his home
in Kentucky last week.
DR.. J. NJ. Swetnam, Of Omaha arr,v-
ID here Tuesday and is shaking hands
With Huntsville friends and looking up
business matters this week. He re-
5urns to Omaha in a day or two.
Large audiences continue to attend
Tue Holiness meetings in this place.
The tent was blown down Saturday
evening and sevices were held at the
Baptist church. The tent has been
.rected again.
Col. Jouett, Of the new Chicago and
Kansas City railway was in Town Mon
lay, on his way 10 Lancaster. The
Dad will be located as soon as the sur
'eylng party reaches Mt. Pleasant End
heir report is made.
Mrs. ]. A. Willard left Wednesday
morning with her children to visit
er old home IN Maryland, where she
III spend the summer. John has our
and coincidence.
Miss Ollie Craig. of Pleasanton. Iowa, i
former student of the Normal, with
Ilss Lou Saylors and Miss Lou Laugh
in, of Lineyille, Iowa, are visiting Miss ,
Iinnie Wilson this week. Miss Saylors
TENDED Howard College, at Fayette,
urin0 the past year.
O |
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Hats, Hats, all kinds at Baylor's.

FOR lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
porous plaster. Price Is cents.
SH1LOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold By Us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption.
sHlLOH'S VITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizziness
and Al symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottle
GROUP. WHOOPlNG Cough and BronehI-
tis Immediately relieved by shiloh's cure
sod By T. 4. Fowler, Kirksville, o.
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Special Netice.

Those parties who have at any time
gotten bricF at my yard durlnF my
absence, are notified to call and settle
Immediately, and save trouble.
]. W. BKExARD.
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Picnic.

There'w' be fourth Of July picnic
and celebration at the Dow aing place.
one and a halt niles northeast of Ada r.
Everybody invited.
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Anent the circus season, the ph,los.
opher Of the Philadelphia News says !:
"As you journey through hfe remem-
Der that the side shows make :he most
noise."-BHszora.
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Ribbons, ribbons, ribbons at Baylor's

THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint! shiloh's vitaliIer Is guar.
anteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure 10 the
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED. health, and sweet
breath secured by shiloh's CasarrA Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasa hi ctor free. sold BY
I. r Fowler, Kirksville, No. no SIC 1-y
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Carothers & Greene for reapers.

Jim Hannah desires the public to
understand that he is still on deck at
the old stand. Lots of goods and bot
tom prices. Produce OF all kinds bought
nd sold. Call in and see him.
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Window curtains, nice line with al
the necessary fixtures, for sale at bot
tom figures by F. A. Gsovk.
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On the southeast corner of the square
Is the best shop in the town. Call and
see US. HANNAH e. HANNAH.
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Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
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You need . good cultivator
Carothers & Green's is the place to
it. And don't you forget It.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
BgcKToL e. SNYDERs
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Green jeans Ssih at
HARLAN BROS.
Embroidery Flannel At Baylor's
Embroidery, Embroidery. At Baylor's
Call and price Smiths wire
and Picket Fencing.
Silks, Satins, etc, at Baylor's.
aATS! HaTS!! lATS!!!

All the new nobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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Paper hangings, curtains and Hx-
lures, decorations ETC., for ceilings, IN
fact everything you need ct low figures
at F. A.Grove's, south side square.
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Mr.. John W. O'Brien, st. Louis,
Mo-. says: Browns Iron Bitters is yery
satisfactory 10 consumers.

Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.
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Rooms AND MEALS
New Baden Springs

The undersigned has two good rooms to-
let to boarders, and is prepared TO furnish
meals at all times IT, visitors to the Springs
Meal 25c, Board vita room g. 50 and S4.0O
E. L. LOSO.
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Cnrothers & Greene for cultiyators.

John Hannah still leads on all kinds
OF Family Groceries, at the old stand
vest side square.
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E. F. Bennett. Macon City. Mo.
says: ssBrown's Iron Bltters is good
medicine and acts like a true tonic"
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A handsome second hand baby wagon
in good orGer for sale. Apply at this
office.
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes, etc.
a full line at BEcKroL & SNYpER's.
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See those new NobbyPrints
last received at Harlan Bros
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Everything in New Goods
Just received at Harlan Bros.
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Carothers e. Greene can give inside
figures On barbed wire. Call and sect.
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All Kind of produce bought and sold
at John Hannah's Popular Grocery
west side.
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If you want a moving machine call
on Carothers & Greene.
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FARMERS

Can get warm lunch at all hours at
Mrs. Slyters Restaurant south of Saw.
ings banE.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! Trunks!
An over stock, closing out at
Co.'S at Harlan Bros.
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Go to Ross & Co.. for coal, corn,
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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EOR SALE-Chcap-3 acres of choice land 1t the
II bridge y. sloan's Point, Penebxkers mill six
miles ives. of town. In lots. board fencing, two
houses. two bar,s and a splendid point for acoun-
try store. physician. VIII be sold very cheap
and on easy terms. Apply at this oniie.
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes-lust the thing for
summer use,
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Wall paper in variety, both in style
and price at f. A. Groves.
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Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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Everything new and late At Baylor's
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till YOU see
BECKToL & SNYDER.
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For Reapers Carothers & Greene will
fit Won out first class.
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ros:
&Co they Dbl. at reduced rates
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Carothers e. Greene for barbed- wire.
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Bear in mind the fact that
John Hannah rus the celebrated iXL
ST. Charles Flour. The best IN the
market.
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store Of
Harlan Bros.
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4 DESIRABLE RESlDENCE CHEAP

A HOUSE OF 4RooMS-One story-good cellar
"A and cistern. tour lots enclosed, good wood
shed and chicken house, rolling ground, 20 budded
peach trees bearing grape vines and small fruit
Of various kinds forest shade trees. ETC.. five
blocks west ofsquare' Price 800. l-2 down balance
the. very desirable location. Apply at this
Office. no-&9tf.
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Carothers & Greene tor all kinds of
farm machinery.
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R. w. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
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Gloves and Hosiery At Baylor's.
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Becktol & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stand.
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Subscriptions for the week ending
SATURDAY. June 10:
|. p. Noel 1.50 z. F. Rawson 10
Henry Link 1.5O ID. Brler 1.sj
j. H. Ubert .75 S. Francis $50
.F.Thornburg.75 I. W. Gates rs
G. N. Fesler Is J. Armstrong so
C. 4 Paulson $50 n Cor5in $50
E'lzabeth Gill Is H. McCanue Is
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Subscriptions.

NOR SALE-A handsome second hand baby
i wagon in good order. Apply at this ONCE.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE-A
w handsome and excellent Organ. VIII
take a good COW In par; paymen and give time
balance. Apply at this Office.
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$soo,ooo.oo

To loan at IS interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear Of Griggs & Picker.
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Seeds! Seeds!

Seeds! Seeds!
Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Now ls sthe time to seed your lawns,
yards etc. For sale at
LINK & BRAsFrKIDs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-31
send my fortune on ahead of me; so /
only lost the triffe | had reserved for
SnanSas ON my i,nrna.,

send my fortune on ahead of me; so |
only lost the triffe | had reserved for
expenses on my journey.
Dear hearts! When l came to reckon
up my possessions, six months ago, and
fouud myself the owner of more money
than could ever spend, / felt
the need of the one thing that was not
mine-a true heart to love-a heart to
love me in return-and somebody to
help me to enjoy my wealth. There!
Now to bed, and on the morrow we wi ii
consider. One thing, my dear Peter
your days Of digging and delping are
past and gone. Kitty"
He drew her gently towards him, and
she kissed him-a sweet, sisterly kiss,
warmed with dewy eyes, and loving
smile, buts she could not speak.
On the following morning Robert
learned for the first time that the grand
residences of Nathan and Thomas Speed
were for sale.a They had reached the
end Of their financial means, and wished
to sell out and leave the place.
Then Robert sat down, with Peter and
Kitty, and frankly gave them state
ment of his wealth. At first Peter could
hardly believe that he had heard Alright;
while, as for Kitty, she could not COM
prehend The vastness of the sum; but
they finally knew this: They were to
be Roberts chosen com panions thence
forth; to fear the wolf-they and their
little ones-no more forever.
Robert went TO New Yock, where he
engaged an agent-who WAS to work in
his own name to come to Belmont and
purchase every piece of property that
Speed Brothers had to sell.
There was great wonderment when it
was known that a stranger had pur-
chased all the Speed property and that
wonderment was increased tenfold
when week later, it became known
that Robert Ashworth was the pur-
chaser, and that the palatial mansion of
Nathan Speed had been decided to his
half-brother, Peter
Ave, and more STILL to Peter Speed,
and to Peters wife and children, had
duly made over all the mills, and
houses, and lands, clear of all encum-
berance,- formerly belonging to the
others aforesaid.
But who shall tell the feelings of
Natha and Thomas when it came to
them that the poor wayfarer-the brown
faced cousin-whom they had SO harsh
ly turned from their doors, was the
power behind the the throne" that had
furnished all the money? OH the tor
ture of their vain regret and deep char.
grin was terrible, But that was not the
worst. The worst came when Nathan's
wife was brought to the need o,applying
to cousin Robert for help.
The crowning Joy was yet to come--a
Joy of which Robert Ashworth had
often dreamed, but which he had never
dared to promise himself. After Peter
and Kitty moved into the great house,
Kittys sister Mary came to visit them.
always allied. She was two years older
than her sister, possessing the same
sweet face, and loving heart.
honest heart. Robert fell desperately
in love at sight, and she very soon loved
him in return. When she came to wind
her arms around his neck, and nestle
fondly and confidingly upon his bosom,
he knew that it was himself she loved
and his cup of joy was 1llll to the brim