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VINO Wrote That +!

We have long waited for book that
would enable US at once to to put our
finger on the quotation we wish or
trace home any quotation to its author.
The work we have been waiting for
has appeared in tile Hoyt Ward Cyclic
pedla of Quotations, with its 10000
lines of Concordance. This is the only
Cyeiopedia Of Quotations ever publish
ed. We agree with the Boston Post
when it says that this work is as "In
dispensable as Worcester or Webster.
l: is the only standard book Of quota
tions," and with the New York Herald,
which pronouneesi it by long odds the
best book of quotations in existence. "
Do not fail to see the large advertise
ment of Funk & Wagnalls, on another
page. Their books are excellent and
their prices marvels tor cheapness.
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We Wish to Remark

That the election Of town officers on
Tuesday turned exclusively on the
license question, Notwithstanding the
efforts Of some to have it appear
otherwise, and resulted in the election
OF the entire prohibition ticke, with the
exception of one councilman. John
Shaver was defeated in the north ward
by G. w. Mcclure. The fight was
quite bitter one and a large vote was
cast. Some people surprised their
friends by casting their votes against
the temperance nominees. Politics
were not considered in the selection Of
either ticket. The new board is
composed Of excellent men, and we be-
lieve they will give the town an excel
lent administration during the coming
year. Those who grew hot and allow
ed their anger to get the better of their
judgement during the canvass, causing
them TO indulge in language abusive or
incorporate, should tan themselves in
TO cool frame OF mind, and resolve
not to do so any more. 1t don't pay
life is too short.
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PERSONALS

| Mn. NJ. S. MONTGOMERY, LETT for Roch-
ester NY. last week aud will probably be gone
| all summer.
S. NJ. LINK returned from Florida On
Monday evening looking very much improy-
ed in health.
Mn. A. P. VAUGHN and Wilson Muir
phin, Of saltriycr township. left on the eve
ming tram Monday for Aberdeen, Dakota.
Mrs APPLE, daughter of Mr.. J. j..
Spencer, went TO Polo, Ills, on Monday to
visit friends She expects to spend about
three months in Illinois.
z. V. BLAcKNAS returned from Flor
ida Monday with s. ". Link He comes back
TO make arrangements TO take his family
with him and TO ssttle permanently in
| Florida.
MISS MINNIE WEsscHEs went to
Greentop Monday to visit fri,nds before de-
parting for the Pacific coast. We also IN
derstand that Mrs, DR.. Wcsscter will visit at
Greentop the present week.
Mr.. X. NJ. RTSGo has teen laid up
with rheumatism for some weeks, but we
learn that he is now in fair WY TO recover.
That handsome new girl baby which put in
an appearance at his house number OF days
ago seems to have acted as q tonic
Nh. w. j. EcKERT came up from
Quincy Tuesday night and spent Wednesd y
at home. We have just leaned from Quin.
cy friend that his presence there is indispen-
sable on Sunday, which accounts for his al
ways visiting Kirksville during week days.
DIS. F. A. GROVE and g. D. Zoe ar
rived home from their extensive tripthrough
central and northern Mexico. They visited
Durango, chihuahua, and number Of 9th er
unpronouncable and unspellable pieces, and
ssw many interesting things. Dr. Grove
f,vors the GRAPHIC readers with q ye-y read
able sketch of portion Of their trip. Both
are booking well and hearty.
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4 TREASURE"
The Excellence Of Marshs Solder Blood &
Liver Tonic Is Acknowledged By All.

"Your GoLDES BLOOD & LfvzE Tosfc
is treasure. and worthy ofalI praise.
1 have used it in my family frequently,
tor biliousness, costiyeness, malaria.
ETC., and esteem 1t hizhIy.'-lJoHS j.
ALLEN, Kansas City. No.
Il have had occasion to nse MAssa's
GOLDEN BLooD & LIVER Toxic and must
acknowledge its excellence. TT. w.
Jones, Independence. BIO.
Il recommend MARsH's COLDER
BLOOD & LIVER TosIc, for Blood, Liver
and Kidney diseases. whenever / have
a chance. have never heard Of q SID
gle case where it failed to give satisfac-
tion."-[Tbos. Kelly, Wichita, Kans.
MAEsH's GOLDEN BLOOD & Liver Toy
&c, and MAKsH's GOLDEN BALsAA for thu
Throat and Lungs, are for sale By W.
G. Font druggist, RirksvilIe. Large
bottles so cents and 81.
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X. Z. News.

There is a wash out on the Q. NJ. &
P. between Taylor and Quincy. All
freight trains east are abandoned.
Passengers and mail are transferred at
Taylor. On account of the washou;
the Pacific Express Co, had 1903 cases,
four barrels and four boxes Of eggs
sent to Quincy, Wednesday by way of
Macon.
A dastardly attempt was made 10
ditch the north bound Cannon Ball.
between here and Willard, on Tues
day morning. A ten foot iron rail was
put across the track. Supposed to be
the work OF party pu, off for not pay
ing fare Monday night. Mr.. Dick
Powell the company's detective IS In
vestigating the matter. a hemp neck
tie would be a good antidote for such
satanic work.
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Normal Notes.

The iirst day of April passed away
with its usual number of April bols.
School is dismissed from the last
recitation room, instead of the chapel
as formerly.
J.R. Kirk, principal Of tn. public
schools of MouIton, Iowa, was visit
ing his dina Matey several days last
week.
Rev. T. J. Wheat led in the opening
exercises Friday and Elder Russell Tues
day morning.
w. T. Thomas, an old student, but
now clerk Of the Gem City Business
College was shaking hands with old
friends on Wednesday.
Miss Howard, an assistant teacher
of Mr.. J. r. Kirk, OF Moulton Iowa,
is now in town visiting the model
school
The celebration of Thomas Jeffer-
son S birthday Wednesday after school
was a decided success in every respect
The productions were all welIprepared
and well delivered. The program was
as follows Biography, H. Rowell
Anecdote-J. H. Grove Sole, w. T.
Porter; Eulogy, L. W. Phipps; Gems
Miss George Funk; Solo, Miss NJ;
DAVIS; Essay, Miss C. Randall; Anec
dote, J. W. Overstree:.
On last Thursday evening President
Blanton and his committee of students
met the Mexico delegation of teachers
at the depot and escorted them to the
hotel. The party consisted of D. A.
Mcmillan, principal of the Mexico
public schools. with eight of his assist.
ants, Messrs Bryan and o. a. Hard
ing, and Misses Talbot, Grantham,
Annie Spence. May Hooton. William
Woodward, and Matte Solinger. Mr..
David P Gentry, brother of Mr.. B. 3.
Gentry. also made one the party. The
next day, Friday, was spent by them
in thoroughly scrutinizing the methods
and workings OF the Normal. They
highly commended the order and sys-
TEN in the movement Of the classes,
the way in which the Rotations were
conducted. and the evident earnestness
of the students. Saturday was spent
in viewing the Model department which
held a session that day instead of
Thursday before. The general opln-
ion as expressed y Mr. Gentry was
that the training department is admir-
ably adapted for giving that practical
knowledge of teaching which every
graduate OF the schooI should possess
The whole party expressed themselves
as highly delighted and benefited by
their visit. We appreciated their short
stay, and cordially invite them back
again.
Mr.. D. R. McAnally OF Columbia
University lectured to the students last
Monday morning on Reading and
Newspapers" All considered this
speech quite treat. 1t abounded in
good practical thoughts and applica-
tions.
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Mob Law in Kirksyille.

Good citizens generally, everywhere
deprecate the outbreak of mob yio-
lence yet there may be instances when
there is no other resort. but the fac;
that Messrs Burt & Gerry have taken
full charge Of the Boston Store on fhr
north side Of the square and propose
to keep keep a rull line Of new and
second hand goods OF every descrip-
ton, such as furniture, stoves. hard.
ware, Queensware, notions, mirrors,
frames and in fact, any article In the
household furnishing goods line
and a thousand and one other
articles needed by the public deserves
special and extended notice. Those
who wish to save money in the par.
chase Of goods Of this description should
not fail to call and see them They
will be found on the north side of thu
square.
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HOME SWEET HOME.
Be 1t Ever 50 Humble There Is no
Place Like Home.

Every man Whatever his walk in
life should have home and every one
may. If any has the least doubt lie.
him r, ad the list of cheap bargain
given below. When writing in re-
gard to this property mention that
you saw 1t in the Weekly GRAPHIC.
No. 147. Farm of AZ acres, 2 miles
north OF Kirksyille. ALI in tine mead
CIV, good house and fencing. iair barn.
Rented until March 1st, 1885.
No. 19-Farm OF so acres 5 miles east
OF Kirksville; all under fence and in
cultivation; SIS acres set in meadow
young maple grove OF acres, orchard
70 apple and 40 peach trees; frame
house IL story, 3 rooms, barn 27x3s;
plenty Of good water. Price, 200. on
good terms.
No. 20-Farm Of 80 acres, 2 "a
miles west of Kirksville; 65 acres under
fence, 40 in cultivation; young orchard
OF % apple trees; Is acres OF wheat
now in, with good prospect of crop.
Dwelling one story, tour rooms; good
stone cellar spring and well near house
stabling for sly horses. Price $500.
No 202-Farm of 12O acres. ~ miles
south OF Kirksville, IS acres in cultiya-
ton; As, tim Der; go orig inaIly prairie ;
orchard OF IS apple trees: 2 wells on
the place. House 1-2 story, 6 rooms.
Stabiing for 10 horses. Price 2.4gO, one
half cash, bal. one year at s per cent
or cash 200.
No. 216-Farm of 90 acres, 5 miles
south of KIrksvIlle. mile to depot.
all under good rail fence. 50 acres in
cultivation, balance hazel brush and
black oak. House of 4 rooms small
barn: good granary. Orchard Of 50
apple trees. Price s1,450, terms to
suit.
No. 4-Farm Of 40 acres, 4
miles west of KirksvilIe; about IL acres
fenced and in cultivation. Two small
houses. one log and one frame. Price
800, $50 cash. balance IN one and two
years.
I1-2 sections OF fine grazing land, roll
ing prarIe with about enough timber
FOR posts for fencing same, at s. per
per acre. Terms given.
No. dollhouse of 4 rooms, l IL
story, 2 lots, new, $50.
No. 105-House, 2 rooms, 2 lots
800.
No 1I1--House small rooms, 2 lots
$3.50.
No 119- House 1 IL story, addition
l story, II rooms, good barn and car
rage house, two lot well filled with
fruit and ornamental trees, good well
and cistern, price $500
No 149-House of rooms, good barn
and wood house. One lot. Rents for
IS 1-S per month. Price $500
No 209-House II rooms, cellar. barn
and wood house, all in good repair
House suitable for two families. Grape
arbor and other fruits and shade trees.
Two blocks from the square. Price
sl400. Rents for Is to 20 dollars per
month
No99- House 1 ~ story, rooms,
barn and smoke-house, lot 165I165:
price slO5O. Would trade for small
farm.
| have also unlmproved, rolling
prairie lands from II to 20 miles south
west of Kirksvllle, IN tracts of from so
to 1900 acres, at from $50 to 5 dollars
per acre Investment IN these lands
will prove profitable, whether tor pur-
pose Of improving or for speculation
Town lots and small tracts in and
adjoining Kirksyille. Lots at from 40 to
$50 dollars.
A. NJ SMITH, KrksUiie, Mo.
Nock Box g. Please mention this pa
per.
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Holiness Organization.

The holiness" people OF this place
have rented the large room over Har-
lan's store and fitted it up fer meeting
purposes. They hold service every
Sunday afternoon and Monday night.
We understand they are also making
arrangements TO organize a Sunday
school, We understand that they will
hold public services tonight and to-
morrow night.
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Fine Stock.

We call the attention, of farmers and
stock raisers to the advertisement of
Mr.. Nelson Cole to be found in this
issue. Mr.. Cole has brought here, two
fine thoroughbred stations from Cana
da, and invites those interested IN such
matters to call and see him at the
Livery stable of Henton & Graves,
south of the square.
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The Result.

Sees-1st ward 127; Smith 142.
Sees-2d ward 100: Smith 154.
Majority for Sees, 81.
Councilmen, 1st ward, w. E. Greene,
1877; McGuire 1856; Kennedy 1872; sha-
yer 1876.
Greene (no lcense) and McGuire
(citizen) elected.
Councilmen, I'd ward, J. s. Baker
1877; E. c. Sham 1861. T. Hannah 157 ;
Caskey Isl. Sham and Baker (no Ii
cense) elected.
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Lightning LinIment.

A regula: reader OF the GRAPHIC furnishes
US the following recipe which he claims to
be dead shotr on neuralgia, as well as an
excellent remedy for many other aches and
pains"
Take Of the following in the proportions
named TO make the amount desired: Alcho-
hol 10H; No. 6, 1Osz; Gum camphor, .; spir.
Turpentine. 1; spir. Ammonia, 4; Chioroform
.; Oh Cedar 9; on sasssfras, 9; Sweet oil, IL
Keep corked tightly. DE-. sYSTAx
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Wanted.

400 Children Wanted to take a
course in Penmanship at Smiths Bust
ness College. Pupils can enter any
day Sixty lessons for $500. Public
schools close in few days and parent
cannot do better thing than to give
their children a thorough course IN
pcnm.nshIp.
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Stock Sale.

There Will be stock sale held at the
Brick Livery Barn in this city on Sat
urday April 18th. Those having any
kind Of live stock for sale, or desiring
tc purchase are requested to come in.
PIcKLEe & BoUHDs.
r ". Mears, Auctioneer.
n5O-2w
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eRApHIcs.

Is the battle over. mother9'
A rather cool wave Wednesday.
Some OF cur city politicians feel sore
Arnica and court plaster, and TINT
will heal the bruises.
some OF tns street crossing need look
ing after
/ Edna is reported to have gone tenn
perance.
The old brindle COW is at large once
more. See Ordinance in this issue.
The ''seance" at the NJ. Z. Church
Monday night was very interesting as
well as instructive.
At the school election on Tuesday
Mr.. ID. Risdon and L. A. Willard
were elected directors.
John N. DaviShad his pension allow,
ed yesterday. He was in the service
three years and eight months.
Anna Dickinson whose rare geniu:
has held her in the front ranks of the
worlds foremost orators will speak al
the Mercantile College Hall on the
night of pril 18th.
The hop" at Baylor's Hall was moi
very largely attended Monday night
owing TO the rain and the prevailing
excitement. Those present report q
very pleasant time however.
DR.. J. W. Potter, mail agent on the
| Q. NJ. & P, between this place and
Trenton, after two months illness, i;
back IN his mail car. Mr.. Sands ha:
been filling his place during his enforc'
ed vacation. He took his run Monday
n orning.
The change at the depot was quite a
surprise to nearly every body. Mr..
Foster, the retiring agent, has many
warm friends, while his successor, Mr.
Ed. zimmerman, belnga former Klrks
vile boy, starts in under very favor
able auspices
The LaPlata Home Press says: Under
the new law, the school districts will
make a double drawn Of state and
county funds within the present school
year, and they cap use the amount
drawn this spring. and which is Now
ready, for e summer school, if so deslr
ed.
The Adair County Medical Associa,
ton will meet Tuesday April Is at II
A. NJ. Full attendance is desired as W,
have business of Importance to trans
act. Appointing delegates 10 represent
our society in the District Association
which meets April "a.
Dr.. W. F Morrow, SEc'Y.
The graduating class of the public
school will give an entertainment a
Smiths Hall on Monday April 9TH
An admission of Is cts will be charged
to meet hall rent, and other necessary
expenses. Reserved seats can b.
obtained at Normal book store wlthou
extra charge Exercises to begin at
O'Clock, sharp.
1t is hoped that the new city authJri
ties viii continue the good work OF put
ting the streets in and around our pull
lie square in good condition. The pc
cullar character of our soil is such tina
absolutely good streets can not be ex
pected at all seasons of the year, shor
OF actual macadamizing, Int they cal
be made at least gassably good.
a Good Templar Lodge Of twent,
three members was organized on Mon
day night. The following are tn
officers: Lodge Deputy-E. c. Shain
w. C. T.,-W. j. Smith; W. V. t.
Mrs. Mamie Shain; Chaplain-J. S
Baker; Secretary S. NcCanne; Asst
S'ecy.-T. F. Poison, Treasursr-Mis
Matte Sholly; F. Seed. Shines Mar
shaI-E. E. Davis; Guard-Mlss Lizzi,
| Davis; Sentinel Chas. 0senbaugh.
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Dedication.

The New Union church, IN what is
know as the illinois Bend" IN Pettis
township win be dedicated on the 18th
of April. at which time four or i've able
ministers Will be present A large at
tendance is desired. 49.3t
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Anna Dickinson

America s NEST gifted woman lec-
turer has been engaged to lecture at
Mercantile College Hall on the even.
ing of the 18th. This will afford our
citizens rare chance to listen to one
who has world wide reputation for
eioquence and genius. Don't fail to
secure seats early.
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4 Chance for Boys.

Young men, if you would succeed in
business life, take thorough COM
mercial education at the Gem City
Business College, Quincy, Ill. twill
pay you large dividends on your in
vestment. Illustrated catalogue and
College Journal sent free by addressing
D. L. MUssELMAN, Principal.
n5o-6m
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TO THE LADIES
Of KirksvIlIe and Surrounding Coun-
try.

w. G. Fous would respectfully say
that he has the largest and finest stock
of Wall Paper and Window Curtains
ever broughl to town, styles the most
beautiful and unique. He does not
ask you to buy but simply stop at his
palace drug store on the west side and
ask to be shown his large and varied
stock. Doh't fail to see his beautiful
designs.
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Dedieatio II at Brashear.

The beautiful new NJ. E. Church at
Brashear will be dedicated on Sunday
April 18th. Rev. NJ. L. Curl and 9TH
er ministers from abroad will officiate.
A grand service is expected and every
body is invited. a. FL. COLLINS.
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Charles &. Bennett

Has bought out his partner c. w.
Nelson and will have sole charge OF
that popular grocery establishment
hereafter. All parties knowing them
selves indebted are requested to call
as the old books must be closed up.
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Millinery.

Miss Lima Collins has opened out
her stock OF Millinery goods on the
Northeast corner of the square.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call
and examine her goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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4 CARD.
To the Ladies OF kirkSyllIe and vi.
Cillty.

Mrs C. E. Leech desires to say that
she IS still in the millinery business on
the west side, and cordially invites
every body to attend her Grand Open
ing of summer hats, flowers, feathers,
etc, on Saturday. April 18th. sow
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You need not be frightened about
frost bitten cattle, as Brewington &
DAVIS deal only in well fatted healthy
stock, and they will continue to furnish
the most tender and tootbsomc Steak S
at the old stand.
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Read This.

propose TO .ell Dry Goods, Groceries &C.,
just as low for cash as they can be sold In
North Missouri. mean business and ask
my friends one and all 70 come in and give
me trial and be convinced, also mesls
furnished ON short notice.
J. W. DoDsos.
48-4t* Millard, No,
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price D and 50 cents.
SHIL0HS CURE WILL immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have 8 printed guarantees on
ever bottle OF Shiloh's Yitalissr. Il never
JaiIs to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
eaeEi bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
Price 50 cents. Sold By T. r. Fowler. kIrks
viii.
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Save Your Money.

like competition and ask my friends to
compare my prices on Groceries. Dry Goods.
Boots, Shoes, etc. with the best houses in
kirksville, and then deal where you csu get
the most for your money. l mean business.
Try me and see. JAMES ENsRr.
Willard, NO.
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When you have a coug h, cold. or
tickling in the throat, go straitw7y tc
Maynard S and get some of his cough
candy. Endorsed by Physicians.
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A Prize.

$50 Gold Dollars will tie gwen to
the farmer who raises the largest
crop of corn on five acres, this season
For particulars see
49-it KENNEDY & LINKS.
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information of the present address
OF Sanford Baird, formerly OF Bible
Grove, Scotland county, Missouri.
Send information to this office.
nso-sw
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DR.. PearGe, d enlist,

Has moi sold out, but is still at his place
of business where be expects to remain
until he wears out. His friends need
not be concerned about reports to the
contrary.
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Farm ers Attntion.

Please call and see Us when you are In
Brashear. We want 70 talk with you befors
We buy cur spring stock of Agricultural In
elements. z. W. BoOsE & BRo,
no Brsshear, No.
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The John Deere Cultivaiors and
John Deere Flows, best in the p,arkst
at KENNEDY & LEXIS.
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The Superior and Joliet Barb wire
is the strongest and best wire made
Sold and warranted RoBr. CLARK.
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C. C. Bennett will give low prices on
anything in his l'ne to work up a trade
and after he gets trade he will hold
it by low prices still and fresh grocer
les
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The Cassidy sulky pillow, warranted
he Highest running pillow made. is for
sale at Beckt & Snyder's.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR takes the lsad
in Kirksville. Go to Ross & Co.'S and
get it by the sack, wagon or car load.
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is. Baker & Co. have just received
a car load OF feed and -four which will
be sold for cash at bottom prices.
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MONEY TO LOAN

At the best rates ever offered in
Adsir county, NJ. d. HoLLrsrEg, South
side Pubic Square, Kirksvilie, Mo.
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j. u. Mccall on the north side
square will loan money at IS on sums
of $500 and over.