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MOVED.

B. W. Ross has moved his store one
door north from the old stand, where
he will be pleased to meet all his old
customers and any amount of new
ones.
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Prices duced.

Syear apple tr Is per hundred, .
2 year cherry trees 5 per doz. Full
assortment of everything new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No IA 3m
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Colt show.
n15-4N

will give two premiums on Bay
Comets best colts, and one on Prince
ton LIS. best colt. Colts to bs exhibit
ed Wednesday Sept. 10th. at Kirkssille
Mo. NELSON Cole.
n17-2t
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DIR. c. D. Henry. Y. d.

Treats all accute and chrome diseases.
Chronic diseases a speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast OF pub
lie square, Kirksvi!le, Mo.
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Suiky Flows.

If you want first class sulky plow
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
tore, 20 to Bras6eld & Kellogg's.
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Burned Out.

w. A, Adams has put new stock Of
organs in the Burton builniug. West
Side, TEMPORARILY.
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FL. lee & BRO.
LUMBER.

VIC. Crawford, Proprietor Bra
shear Lumber yard will sell You lum-
Der as cheap as you can get it from the
river.
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tsEAL)
Good Brick.

AT Beets yard fer $50 and $3.50
per thousand ~ miles south west of
town. n15 On
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Tourists Tickets.

Tourists tickets to st. Paul and re-
turn now on sale at Wabash Depot,
for $3.50.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21

Halliday Brus. are going to sell
goods for CASH OR PRODUCE only
latter Sept. LIST.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21

Try the pure Apple vinegar a
Willard 6 Evans and you will have NJ
other.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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To Farmers.

Go to JAM MS Drug Store and get
package ofSa Jlark's Hog remedy
and try1t. It'll guaranteed to more
than pay forit, in the extra pork
produced and ;olutely prevent hog
diseases oryou money will be refund
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New Omnibus and Transfer Line.

Lee Bros, Bus will meet all trains
and convey parties promptly to and
from all depots to any part of the city,
leave orders at Brick Livery barn.
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To Loan.

s4OO by Odd Fellows Association Of
Kirksville, Mo-, Call on
J. NJ. MCCALL.
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Cotton and Wool Flannals, at
Lowest Prices ever known at
B. F. LAMKIN'S.
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See /! See /!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on ]. C. THATCHER.
n15.4H
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Do not forget to call at Normal Gro
Gerry, Southeast corner OF the square
for your goods. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Yarns. Our Fail and Winter
stock will be complete within a
few days. LAMKIN.

Halliday Bros, have the largest
stock Of Groceries IN north Missouri.
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Wanted.

Willard & Evans want all the chick
ems, young and old, there is in the
country.
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The Normal Grocery is we'll supplied
with FRUIT jars and Jelly Cups.
WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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If you want GOOD NEW FIRST
CL ASS organ call on W. a. Adam,
West Side,
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Mind No More Mind.

The only macadamized street in
the city. where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. All
work warranted. A. butcher,
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DOR SALE-A house and lot IN the
\ northeast part OF town. A bargain. Ad-
dress this Office.
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Wanted.

A good girl to do general house
work. Apply at once to
B. F. LAMKiN.
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For Safe.

l have few choice Poland China
male pigs for sale, which | viii sell
unreasonable prices. r. D. HAsnLro.
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See notice Of fine pigs for sale in thi
issue.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21

Bird Seed FOR sale cheap at Normal
Grocery. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Pure Apple Vinegar at Willard &
Evans.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21
anted.

Montgomery & Bielby want to buy a
good horse.
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Bachelor Churn.

The best churn IN the market. For
sale by u A. Willard.
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FOR SALE-A male calf, 9 months
= seven eights short horn, color red
Apply 70 Geo. Rice, one mile west Of town on @.
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3. F. LAMKIN'S.

Carding and spinning promptly at
tended to at the Klrksvllle Wooden
Mills.
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DOR SALE IN the east part of town
l. agood house with five rooms and five lots
apple trees. peach trees and small fruits, cherry
treTs) good cellar, snoEe house. For sale 1T q
bargain. Address this office.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-08-21

a large line of tine teas at L. A
Willard 5 very cheap. 3v
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E0k SALE-A first class paying
= business, situated in LaPlata, NO., and
established for three years Small capital required
Call on OF address, 7. y. FILLMORE.
LaPlara. Mo.
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Go to Willard & Evans for pure
apple vinegar.
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DOR SALE:-A No. l milk cow 8
L yrt. old and graded bull calf. Inquire this
office
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TOR SALE-Farn OF lis acres with
L in one mile of Kirksyille. Good room
house halls, two room cellar, closets and pam
tries. Good farm, orchard of two hundred trees.
mali fruits, loo acres in cultivation Is acres in
woods pasture. Address this office
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Call at Ladies Bazaar Cor any novelty
IN Millinery.
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Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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Flour! Flour!

The Dewitt -four needs no putting
Another car load at Murphy Bros.
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FOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT-A
a. good new house, four rooms, good out
buildings. water at door. five blocks from public
square. Address this Office or Z. b. Dodson.
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DOR SALE-160 acre farm within
L seven miles of the beautiful, educational
city ii kirksvillc. $50 fenced in convenient
nzed fields: 10 acres in cultivation and meadow,
balance timber and pasture, good farm house,
plenty of fruit Of nearly all kinds, l-2 mile good
hedge fence, balance board fence, living stream
runs across one end Of farm. Abundance OF stock
water. in sight OF good school house aud churches
Part OF the land has first crop now growing. Title
;pefect and easy terms. Address this Office
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nor sALE-Eighty acre farm, fiveniles north =
/ east of Kirksviile; good house, 3 rooms and .
room basement. Price s25 per acre. Address this
once.
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nor sALE-Farm containing eighty-ene and
i one-half acres. miles northeast of hirksyille:
one mile and a half from railroad depot. Address
sInfice.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A new
Weber wagon, has never been used, cat.
'eior hogs tak6n in payment. Wagon can be
.zen at Brick Livery Barn. Inquire OF Lee Bros.
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WANTED-A few reliable men IN
w Northeast Missouri, who desire to work
first class Life Insurance Company, can get good
terms by addressing Box g. LaPlata. Mo.
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E0R SALE-Farm of 40 acres, five
l. miles from Hirksville, 100 acres in culti-
-Aiion balance in PASTURE A bargain. Address
Lis ofics.
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Fruit jars of all kinds at Willard &
Evans.
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NOW is THE TIME

No, "A, 5 m
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T,oRSALE-A farm of leo acres.-ie0 acres in cul
H flvAtion, the balance in fine young timber.
Bargain on easy terms apply at this Office. Pro.
perty situated three miles northwest ofAdair. Mo,
GOOD orchard. Place well watered.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
Dr. wHcox'
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN { SURGEON
Has permanently located In W&Keeny.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases Of
Womea and Children SpecIaItles.


- lvm also % IN kinds q DENIAL Wort =.
Ssasonabls pdceA 'A =
II r WILCOX. Mn
Resides in old school building, northea,< corna
Of the Park,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
l Ring for Bell Boy.
2 Rings for Ice water.
3 Rings;for Porter.

"Bill," said he, "do you see them e
marks on the hangin' wall: Two rings
for ice water, three rings for porter?
How many rings, I wonder, will it take
to bring red likke1? Touch her off on
porter for starter"
Fat Bill reached out of his bed and
complied with the request, when the
porter came.
"Well, boss?"
~ knowed they wouldn't follow the
small bills. Jest see that snuff colored
cannibal, William; where is the oriental
cuspidor filled with porter?-where is
the solid gold plate, with incense and
cigars on it? African, you go down the
shaft again, and you tell the superinten-
dent to put his ear to our telephone, and
mind the small bills"
The clerk went up shortly afterward
and found the old man plugging the an
nunciator with his revolver at six PAGES.
"Sse him, William-see the liver col.
ored pointer! Where is your alabaster
jug of precious ointment? Where is the
Egyptian snake plate, filed with sea bis
cult? You call this living high! Blank
me, if don't plug every telephone there
is in the houseP But he didn't, as the
police took him away murmuring that if
he had another gun he wouldn't be "took
alive"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
Neuralgia Headache Of Women.
london Lancet.

LOuOOu A6uCcts
The increased, and apparently increas.
ing, frequency of neuralgia headache
among women must needs have cause,
There is one of singular simplicity and
quite obvious which has been overlook.
ed, to which it is worth while to draw
attention. The pain experienced is GEN
orally located in one or more of the
branches of the second cervical nerve
very commonly those terminating in the
scalp at the occiput. As matter of fact.
the nerves of the scalp are irritated by
the hair being drawn tightly back and
put on the strain, not as q whole. in
which case the strain would be spread
over the large area of the surface, but by
small bundles of hair which are pulled
back and held in place by hair-pins, Re-
lief is often consciously experienced as a
result of removing the hair-pins, but
this has only temporary and practical
effect. The injury done is lasting, If not
permanent in its consequences. The
present style of dressing the hair should
be discontinued, as it probably, in part
at least, accounts for the extreme peyal-
ence of form of suffering which is both
intractl Die and distressing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

ment ring; that is your New Years pres
emit" and he drew q jewel case from his
pocket containing an entire set OF rubies
to match the ring in setting and brill
fancy. "And ! want you to wear them
all tonight"
Miss Belden and her set gave up al
thought of dropping Prudence Warner
when they saw her enter Mrs. Bryante
parlors that evening upon the arm other
betrothed husband, and saw how affec-
tionately she was greeted by her host
and hostress.
Her bright, piquant face radiant with
happiness, the gllttering,g cleaning jewels
and the despised blue silk, made pic
ture no one could surpassed. Andlovelv
Eva Eaton was by her side, q friend
whose friendship was ever after one Of
the bright spots of her existence.
Long after she told her husband the
story CT her temptation. A kiss was hif
reply.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
Stories, Queer and Curious.

Col. B. ]. Munday, who died a week
ago at Statesville, S. c., was buried the
next day at Bethlehem church. He had
had lumber for his coffin laid aside and
seasoning for long while past. and his
coffin'was made according to directions
left by Col. Munday. It was of walnut,
and eighteen inches deep; It had double
shoulders and q post on each of the cor.
ners outside. Little knots three inches
high were made at each of the corners
and at the shoulders on top of the
lid, and in the bottom was q mattress
laid on elats.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

The following correspondence. con.
corning the claims of citizens of Kansas
for losses occasioned by Indian inva.
sions, explains itself, and will be of in.
terest to many of the people of this state
18, 1885, Gov. Martin addressed a letter
to Hon. 8. J. Crawford, the state agent at
Washington, calling attention to these
claims, and asking him to ascertain what
step had been taken to secure their adj
justment and payment. The governors
letter was referred to the commissioner
of Indian affairs, who, under date of
August 20. 1885. replies. The letter of
Ex-Governor Crawford furnished infor-
nation to claimants as to the steps usces-
sary to secure the adjustment and pay
ment of their claims. The letter there
fore,i of public interest and is furnished
for publication. It is as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 81, 1885.
Hoo. John a. North, Topeka Kdnsas:
: DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 18th ul-
timo was received in due time, and re-
ferred to the commissioner of Indian af-
fairs, whose reply I herewith enclose.
As will be observed from the commits
sioner's letter, congress, at its last ses-
sion, passed an act providing for an in
vestigation of Indian depreciation claims,
and directing the secretary of the inter-
ior to cause list of the same, (which
may be provided" ETC., to be made and |
presented to congress-. This will doubt |
less be followed at the proper time by |
an appropriation for the payment of
such as may be approved by the secre- |
tary and commissioner.
Many of the claims on file were doubt
less established to the satisfaction OF the
state board, but whether the evidence
submitted there will be sufficient to sat
isfy United States authorities Is matter
ofsome doubt. The probabilities are
that unless further proof is submitted,
some of the claims will be reduced in
amount, and others, disallowed entirely.
It is therefore important that all claim
ants should put themselves in communi-
cation with the commissioner or some
attorney here, who will attend to the
matter for them. Truly yours,
s. j CRAFoRD.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
GRANDMorHKR,s TEAPOT
MRS. CARRIE ". BRONSON

Upon the shelf II stands
Aong treasured bits Of China, deli. and stone;
For company % rare
1t has no thought nor cape,
ut stands there, prim and stately, all alone.
There's turn about the spout
Betokens pride NO doubt,
And plying sense of ecorn for all things new.
On either side there grow
Strange trees town or 20,
And little pair OF lovers, all in blue.
Now, a closer scan
The little maid ana man,
Through the cold and cruel glazing can zee
something In their eyes
OF sadness and surprise,
Which, despite their earthe1 bOsoms, saddens n o
They remember, long ago,
A cloth like drifted snow,
Upon q tab small laid daintily;
And smiles and tender words,
And hands like wee white birds,
That poured that first enchanted cup of tea
There was . sugar-bowl,
And cream jug new and whole,
Wherein stood other lovers brave and small,
But al! the pair which sat
Demurely down and ate
We're merrteSi and brave6t of them all.
What stories these could tell,
Remembering 30 well
Those happy days for aye and ever GER,
The grave plans that were laid,
AHc JOAcS 30 Sdyly moucp
The laughter and the kisses at the door.
But time sped on, and fast
Came changes, till at last
To darkness aud oblivion consigned,
Mid garden seeds and dust,
They grew because they must,
To seeds and to oblivion resigned.
Now years have passed AWAY,
Again the light of day
hines on Them but their hearts grow strangely
chill.
Naught that they loved they see;
And the hands that poured the tea
All, how long they have been folded. pale and
still .
No wonder you are sad,
Little lsssie little lad!
Through the glazing have caught your tender
plant,
But there's hardly one would guess
Your grief and loneliness,
As you stand there on the teapot prim and quaint
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

Winfield Courier: The sixteen-year-old
son of A. DeTurk, Of Pleasant Valley got
q bad injury. He was hauling water to
= thresher in barrel. The barrel upset
and threw him under the horses feet
A horse stepped on his head, frscturing
his skull overthe busin. A doctor raised
the skull and took out the eplinters, and
he may recover. He is very dangerously
hurt.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

1.-The charter of the Geuda Springs
Caldwell & Western Railroad company"
has been filed with the secretary of state
Places of business, Winfield and Gueda
Springs, Cowley county; and Caldwell,
Sumner county. The purpose is to build
and operate railroad of standard gauge,
through the counties of Cowley, Sumner,
Harper, Barber, Comanche, Clark,
Meade, and Seward, in the state of Kan.
Sos. Capital stock $5.600O,O0O.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

well, l may" said Prudle, recovering
herself. 81 found MIR. Bryant's pocket.
book"
els that so?" cried Mr.. Bryant, from
the other side of the room. "Where on
earth was it?"
Prudie explained as we'll as she u as
able, while amidst all the EXPLANATIONS
and questions that followed, golden
haired Eva Eaton had slipped into the
seat by the side of Prudie, and had
managed to Whisper
Lee told me all about you dear"
"Well. PIudie,' said Mr.. Bryant, you
are q very honest little girl; just the one
I want for daughter-in-law."
"Charles !" said Mrs. Bryant, reproach-
fully, while Pudie's blush deepened.
"Never mind Il e joke, Prudie here is
the reward" Ano Mr.. Bryant held up
not 500, but $500, Tor Prudie to accept.
"No, Mr.. Bryant" she said firmly, Il
cannot take it-indeed cannotw And
she held fast to her resolution, in spite
of all their persuasiors.
She started towards home q much
light hearted little girl than when she
left it; but still in her heart she thought;
"What would they think of me if they
knew all?"
When ,he reached home some one was
waiting for nef. 1t was Lee, just from
the depot.
81 could not go home before saw you,
Prudie." he said. "See what / got for
you in New York." and he held up q
brilliant. sparkling ruby ring Get in the
finest gold.
And then she was obliged to answer q
question which made two young hearts
the happiest in all Wellington.
"Now, darling, that is your engage
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05

Manhattan Nantonalist: Mics Josie
Harper will go to Lindsborg, Mcpherson
county, soon to enter on her duties q in
structor in the Swedish college there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09
CHOLERA m NOVA SCOTIA.

~o..tsrnasion cau..d ry the appearance
or cholera ~ H~-ns<Porf- Nnvs scotia
BANGOR, Nix. September 2s--ihereis
mnch anxiety IN Eastern Maine regarding
he reports vf the existence OF As.atic
cholera At Transport, Nova Scotia, =
there Il a great deal Of travel between
me provinces and the States Il Is re-
norred that the dcaihs 1t Hantsport aver
Are six 4 day out Of q population ot nniF
A thousand. The epidemic u MI -
have been caused in thls way 80 iaal
a shoal Of black fsh came up i1e rAsef'
which runs almost through the v.l1.c
The tide receding. many Of res nsn
were left on the mui Oats. They weighed
several tons. A local 1rm secured the
csh. aud taking . large quantity Of on
from them. buried the c1-casses
on the shore. This summer Inc
-irce where the f~h we're buried oecam:
regular s.ench-pit- When the wind
was Blowing from the river the smell 10
me vi.lare was Amos unbearanle- lnis
was allowed to continue for some time
hut laually . covering Of lime and eartn
uas nut over the carcasses ant me stencil
s-auscd no further annoyance The neg
lfect Of an .ficial sanitary rule y * IN
hottom Of the trouble Bangor - 10 Ire
-auent COMMUNICATION with Palermo
ffr~siua and Other Mediterranean port
Nv means Of Italian vessels u the ir1'
box trade, and the widows Island qnAf
sntine station may come into service.