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Important to The Citizens of Adair
County.

Independence, To-, Oct. IA, 'SS.
Rheumatic Syrup Co, Jackson.
Mich: GENTS: Your Mr.. Brooks
came here tonight and registered
as agent for Hibbards Rheumatic
Syrup, and rs he did so it awken-.
eel IN me an interest never before
realized in guest at my house,
lou will not wonder at it when I
tell you the story. For yearsI
have been greatly afflicted with
lnflammatory rheumatism the pain
and soreness of the joints at times
being almost unbearabIe; could
move about only with the use of
crutches' In addition to this nv
stomach became badly diseased,
and neuralgia set in, which threat
ened to end my days. A travelling
man stopped with me. gave quite
a history of your Syrup and the
pecullarities Of its combination.
which induced me to try it. 1 have
taken six bottles, and no act in nv
life affords me greater satisfaction
than IN writing you that l am a
well man. 1t will be pleasure
for me to answer any communica-
tlons, for | believe it to be thu
best remedy ever formulated.
A. j. BowLEY, Prop.
Empire House, Independence 10.
For sale by Smith & Dunki1
druggi SITS, Kirksville, Mo.
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Read the following: Mr.. G. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says, "Was
down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounc-
ed me an incurable consumptive.
Began taking DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able
to oversee the work on my farm.
Ii is the finest medicine ever
made,
Jesse Middiewart, Decatur,
Ohio, says: clad it not been for
DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, | would have died
Of Lung Troubles. Was given Up
by doctors. Am now i'll best OF
health Try it. Sample bottles
free at +. A. Grove & Co.'S. drug
store,
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Gibbs Gossip.

Several swarms Of bees lave 10.
Gated in Jackson Garlock's house,
near the q. 3. church..
A. j. Elmore bonght a Mime
apolis steele binder last week.
There seems to be- an unusually
large number of trains running
on the Santa Fe, these days.
Elmer Huston has completed
his dwelling house and is now cat
home"
Farmers are getting their. oats
harvested in good condition this
Year; the crop is above the aver.
age.
George 'vindell visited his
friend, j, d. McVay last Sunday.
James Ator and his little boy,
Lyman, are visiting in Pike coun-
ty, Ills.
Elder Silas Holloway will
preach at this place next Sunday
at Ii o'clock a. m. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
The union Sunday school at
this place will continue until after
Christmas and pr obably all win
ter.
The sorghum crop looks well,
Ii you have a friend in some
far away place send him the
GRAPHIC. 1t will be like a letter
from home, to the, absent one.
The corn crop is getting better
every day.
There will be fine crop of
timothy seed this year but farm
ers are of opinion that it will not
pay to save it as the price is SO
low.
Apples will be scarce, particu-
larly winter varieties.
Where there are trees, peaches
look promising.
Black berries are plentiful in the
country.
President James 7. Richie, and
travelling agent, Frost, of the
Santa he land, and towr company
were in town last week looking up
town matters.
Frank Gibbs bought a new
moving machine last week.
Mrs. A. l.. Glib bs. and Miss
Lucy Thompson are on the sick
list.
The pay car parsed over the
Santa Fe last Thursday and dis
tributed the needful to the bows.
Every body will attend the re-
union at Kirksyille.
Watermellons, peaches, samples
Of honey DC, left in tile keeping of
your correspondent will be duely
noted in Gossip.
This correspondent will not re-
port items of scandal, nor will it |
'eport items which nj ght offend
my one. We are only after items
which will interest the readers of |
he GRAPHIC and not such as
would hurt the feelings of any
me.
Try Santosa coffee at J. F.
Nhitacre d Cos. The best coffee
old for the money. /
j. 1. WhItacre d Co. are selling
Michigan fine salf at $I.00 per
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Read and Act.

The Executive Committee of
the Reunion requests every per-
son in Kirksville. who is willing to
furnish sleeping Accommodations to
one or more persons during the re-
union, to report to Theo. Brigham,
County Treasurer, the number
that can be accommodated and the
price per person or bed. Mr..
Brigham will keep record of all
who report to him, and commit
tee will be appointed to direct
strangers to their houses. Each
family can arrange with their
guests as to whether they furnish
meals or not. The matter of
sleeping accommodations for visi-
tors is an important thing and we
urge every resident of Kirksyille.
who can comfortably accommodate
one or more persons, to report to
MIR. Brigham without delay.
Ex. Con-.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Attempted Murder and Suicide.
Last Sunday morning another
tragedy was attempted in Kinks
vile that came well nigh being
successful.
James Sylvia, about three years
ago married daughter of Joseph
Buckallew of this place, and soon
after moved to Keokuk, Iowa. A
short time since she returned to
her fathers house, claiming that
her husband would not support
her.
Saturday he telegraphed his
wife that he would be in Kinks
vile Sunday to kill the family.
He arrived on the midnight train
Saturday, and Sunday morning
proceeded to the residence of his
father-in-law to carry out his
threat. He stood at the gate and
called his wife. When she opened
the door, he asked her if she
would live with him again. She
replied that she would not. He
then drew his revolver and fired
at her. She fell to the floor, and he
thinking he had killed her, turned
to run. After running about two
blocks he fired ball into his own
forehead, but it did not bring him
down, and he continued to run.
Constable Sheeks and Sheriff
Williams gave chase, and he was
finally caught by Sheeks about 4
miles north of town. After bring
ing him to town, Drs. Cohen and
Sage were called, who removed the
ball, which had been split by the
skull-bone. One piece had enter
ed the brain. Both pieces were
removed and there Is a possibility |
that he will recover. His wife |
was unframed by the shot fired at
her
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

The folio wing special premiums
will also be given:
John Caskey, a five dollar dress
to the prettiest baby under twelve
months old.
B. f. Heiny gives eight volumes
George Elliott's Works to the
handsomest young lady.
Doneghy gives ten dollars for
the best thirty yards of rag car
pet ; and if owner wishes to dis
pose of it will also pay 40 cents a
yard for same.
Russells d Espy gives barrel
of flour for best loaf of bread.
Contestal is for the flour will
please notify Russells & Espy.
Joe Fl. Nichols, the grocer, will
give four dollars for the best roll
of Adair county butter.
S. J. Miller will give two prizes
9of ten dollars each for two best
colts, on terms, Which will be
made known to contestants on ap-
plication to Mr.. Miller.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Office
July 20, will be sent to the dead
letter Office at the expiration OF 80
days:
Geo. Adonis, Mrs. S. Arlington,
VIM Dormond, Gilmore Davis,
Gazette Office, Prof. 3. f. J. Jones,
Miss Maggie Saunders, Frank
Smile, Fred Thompson, Miss Liz
zie Thomas.
When calling for above letters,
please say advertised.
ED, c. PIoKLER, PM.
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i3'&3:[f7
57!L;I;11

Possess the tonic, purifying properties OF
u sea path, curing all local skin and scalp dis
eases. gimples, blotches eczema, tetter. chat.
ing, etc. 1t is made from perfectly pure ma.
terials and is most healing and invigoratinr ia
the skin keeping II in a fresh clean and heal
my condition. Sold by druggists and fancy
or three fot 60 cents by the proprietors.
X. III. MCDONALD, DRUG co.
J32 Washington st New York
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s5oo,ooo

Which he will:loan on easy terms on good rea,
estate. lie charges NO COMMISSION and does
his own abstractins. No delay in getting
money after papers are made out.
lfyou desire Insurance he will place your
risk in first class companies.
w. Johnston "''h
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Clover Huller

All persons in Adair and ad-
Joining counties, having clover to
hull this fall, should engage
Pressly Lowe of Greentop, Mo.
De has a genuine, double, Victor
Clover Huller and guarantees
good work. Address him at Green
top, Mo. 4 wks. No. ii
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Trustees Sale.

whereas, Myron S. Montgomery by his dead of
Trust dated the Sth day of March, IssI. and re-
corded in the recorders Office of Atlair comfy
a. deed book page ls5. conveyed to the un, !,
dersigned w ID Oldham. all his right. title in
terest and estate, in and to the following de-
scrioed real estate situated in the comfy of
Adair, state of Missouri viz: -
Lots and in block No. 3 s in the to,rn
now city OF kirksville, and SO described on
the official plat of said town. 's" oA
WhlS.' said conveyance was made in tru.t IN
secure re payment of one promssory note in
said deed Described, and whereas the said note
has becorf" due and is unpaid, now therefore
In accordance with the provisions of said deed
OF trust. audst the request of the legal holder
OF said note Ssiil proceed to sell the above
describe Real estate at the court house door
10 tne town OF Sirksville, in the county of
Adair; state of Missouri aforesaid. to the S,
est bidder for CASH at public auction on gu
Saturday, August 10, 1889,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon and
hYe In the afternoon of that day to satisfy said
note. together with the cost and expense of
executing this trust w ID OIDHIW
Dated July 18th lSS9 Trustee
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Teachers Z xamination.

Teachers Examinations will be
held at my Off ce in Kirksville on
the fourth Saturday of each
month and at no other time. Ex-
aminations will begin at s q. m.
VIM. HARTFORD,
At County Sch ool Com.
Ii you want the best screen
door In the market, call on A. l..
Holmes.
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THE WEE KLY Trap H IC
TIE. SUBLETTE. Proprietor
KIRKsyLLE. MISSOURI
KtRKSvILLE.
MISSOURI


TIE. SUBLETTE. Proprietor
KIRKSvILLE. MISSOURI
Let the street cleaning con-
tinue, Every hour given to this
work will add value to Kirksville
property.
There are now three or
four "club houses" in town, and
married man who stay out till
4 O'Clock in the morning will be
able to give their wives a satisfac-
tory account of themselves.
The Governor of Mime
sofa has declined to interfere with
the sentence of Bob Younger. now
serving out life sentence IN the
Minnesota penitentiary. The peo-
ple of Missouri will applaud
this act Of Minnesota's governor.
With each succeeding day
the prospect for an immense
crowd during the reunion, IN
creases. 1.-THE weather is pro-
pitious, Kirksville will be called
upon to entertain the biggest
crowd that ever assembled here.
Mr.. Vest proposes to sacrl-
fee himself, if necessary, to the
interests of Missouri democracy.
Mr.. Vest need not go to the trouble
of sacrificing himself, for it has
been fixed that the Republican
marty OF Missouri will do that
work for him.
The Western Academy at La
Belle will be enlarged to double
its former size. and the addition
will be completed and ready tor
use by September l. Tie people
ofLaBelle and vicinity ere unit
in support of the academy and
politics play no part in its manage
ment. 1t is rapidly becoming one
of the leading educational institu-
tions of the state.
The statement has been made
in the newspapers that the new
school law invalidates third grade
certificates and contracts made
Hereunder. The matter has been
referred to Supt. Coleman, who
says that third grade certificates
are valid till they expire by liml-
tation.
1t is with pride that we note
the growing tendency of our busi-
ness men, mechanics and farmers,
to patronize LONE industries when
ever it is possible to do SO. 1t is
this spirit that makes town or
community prosperous to the
highest degree. In all our deal
ings home should have the first
consideration.
john Allen and Z. 81. Platt
of New York. who are travelling
from the Atlantic to the Pacific on
horseback, say that Missouri is
the best state they have ridden
Though. For pretty country it
beats them all, and that the peo-
pie are uniformly hospitable and
altogether different from what
they had been led to expect.
In another column will be
found the inducements offered by
our business men to young people
to enter the matrimonial state. 1t
should be kept in mind that COM
petition is the life of business and
no less than a score of couples
should compete for the valuable
prizes offered to the handsomest
couple that becomes united In mat
rimony at the fair grounds on the
last day of the fair.
All the room has been char
teredin the vessels Of. three steam
ship lines, for the shipment of
cattle to England. The low price
of cattle here and the high price
in England has made the business
profitable, though ocean freightis
ninety shillings per head. As
these shipments begin at once and
viii continue till October, they
may have tendency to relieve
this country of It's enormous cattle
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and Health Restorer. Cures all kinds of Head
aches within thirty minutes-Try it.
GEo. w. DAVIS, of 1853 Barone ST., New Or
leans, La, writes under date May &c, ISss, as
follow; II have been going TO the Hot Springs
Ark for fifteen years for an itching huInor in
my blood, lave just used three bottles of
Vinegar Bitters. and it has done me more
goods than the Springs. 1t is the best medi-
cine made. -
JOSEPH j. EsGAS, of No. - West st New
nork says: ''Have not been without Vinegar
Bitters for the past twelve years. and consider
it whole medicine chest in our family -
Mus MATTE FUEGuSoN, of Dryen, n Y.
says: Vinegar Bitters is the best medicine |
ever tried; it saved my life
L. F.: BAILEY of Humboldt, Iowa says: Vim
egar Filters eured me OF paralysis. ten years
ago, and recently it cured me OF rheumatism
Mi;s. WN. DAVIS of Camden, n. j saws
nave suffered greatly from indigestion and
bowel troubles add Vinegar Bitters gave me
great relief.
JAMES ii. Dwrzn or Webster. Mass, writes:
always use Vinegar Bitters as spring medi-
cine, and have the best of health
l.. COLEMAN, II Aioutromrrv atrnot Nayr
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English Spawn Liniment re-
moves all Hard, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from
horses. Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen
Throats, Coughs, Etc. Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by L. A. Grove q Co.
Druggists. Kirksville.
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Rheumatism is cured by Hib-
ards Rheumatic Syrup striking
at the seat of the disease and re-
storing the kidneys and liver to
healthy action. If taken suffi-
cient time to thoroughly eradicate
such poison, it never fails. For
sale, by Smith e. Dunkin, Drug
gists Kirksville, Mo. 1916.
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Fulkerson's Holland Kidney and Liver
REGULAToR

lhe Sampson OF Medicines The most effective medicine
discovered for the of all diseases of the Kdnevs
Bladder and Urinary Organs and all Liver complaints such
as Constipation Dyspepsia and Debility Why Fukersons
Kidney and Liver Regulator effective in so MANY different
Diseases why remedy effect many cases is this
the diseases of the Kidney and Liver common cause
and aremedy that can effect the permanently cures all
the diseases
FEW SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED KIDNEYS-Back
ache utterng and pains the heart tired feeling irritaed
hot and dry skim tickle appetite scadng sensation acid bit
ter taste with furred tongue in the morning FEW SYMP
TOMS OF DISORDERED LIVER-Coated tongue irrepu
lar appetite uness Of the stomach nausea sometimes pain
under the shoulder blades aching and soreness of the
muscles sleepess nights and often times ghfu Dreams
rush OF blood to the head and general uneasiness of both
mind and body Fulkersons Kidney and Liver regulator
will positively you of Kidney and Liver trouble What
has been dore for others be done for YOU not allow
prejudice to blind against your neretss buy to-day
that which will speedily restore you health and
place once more fes eastern shore Sold
6bottles for $500.
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Wants Chickens.

Chickens wanted, young and
old, j. r. Ferguson & Co. ct.
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VINEGAR 81 TIERS

The only Temperance Bitters known: it stim.
mates the brain and quiets the nerves, regu.
ulats the bowels and renders perfect blood
circulation through the human veins, which is
sure TO restore perfect health. beautiful
book free Address, Il. H. McDoSALp DnuG
Co, 49, Washington st. New ork
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Get your meals, lunch, ice-cream
and fruits at Sholly's 'Bee Hive"
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All kinds of machine oil at
Fout & Beams.
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Saturday, August 10, 1889.
NJ. d. CAMPBELL,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw

Has had placed in his hands
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Let the street cleaning con-
tinue. Every hour given to this
work will add value to Kirksville
property.
There are now three or
four "club houses" in town, and
married man who stay out till
4 O'Clock in the morning will be
able to give their wives a satisfac-
tory account of themselves.
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Is Consumption Incurable?

WEST SIDE,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-16
The Nrassac Mines.

General Massac, the successor to the
International Company's concessions in
Lower California, is in the city. He saye
the three-masted schooner John Han
cock is now due at San Diego from San
Francisco. She will arrive at Ensenada
about the end of the week. At San
Diego she will take on $50 Chinese
miners to work in the mines in Lower
California. There are large number OF
Chinese now working there, and inside
of sixty days there will be as many as
500 at work in the mines.
The John Hancock took in large
amount of supplies for mining and fol
provisioning the Chinese camps at Sar
Francisco, and will take on more at Sar
Diego. She has on board thirty horse
power engine, steam launch, lot o.
boats. and other apparatus for pear
fishing.
The fisheries exist in Magdalena bay
and the work OF getting them will bt
done by Chinese divers. This branch o
the enterprise will be carried on by
Captain Salvador q. Salorio, an expert
enced pea-rli Gsher, The Colonel holds {
concession from thu aso1;c:.rn, Moa;ean GGAvarn
ment for these privileges. He says tina
he will draw from this State large
number of Chinese miners who have
been ruled out of the hydraulic mines by
recent enactments of this State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-16
Successful Horse Sale,

The Shetland pony and horse sale Of
John W. Gardner's, held at Benton's
stables yesterday, was decided success.
A large and enthusiastic audience as
sembled at the appointed hour, and the
bidding was animated from the opening
to the close, resulting in the very satis-
factory sale of 1865 worth of stock.
Single ponies brought as high as $160
pairs, between $500 and $400. Single
horses brought as high as $295, and one
fine team $500. Many ladies graced the
assemblage with their presence and took
part in the bidding. Ben o. Rhoades,
as auctioneer, acquitted himself in his
usual able manner, and aided much in
keeping the audience in a good humor,
in spite Of thu intense heat of the
weather, which has tendency to make
an audience restless. Mr.. Gardner is to
be congr atnlated on his fret adventure,
which will no doubt encourage him to
continue such annual sales, and re-
double his efforts in promoting an in
dustry heretofore unknown in Southern
California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-16
NEWS NO TES.

1t is proposed to widen Seventh street
from Spring street west to the city limits
The winners Of the prizes offered by
the Golden Eagle Clothing Company
were Willis Yates, Rodolf Haas, Frank
Schulz and Willie Mosher.
The Board of Public Works made 8
short tour of inspection, yesterday, and
will meet this morning to take action OIL
a number of petitions.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $61 $50, and were 81 il
number. OF these IL were for more thar
$1,000 each, and Is were for nomina
considerations.
The Board of Directors of the Public
Library will hold an adjourned meeting
this morning for the purpose of consider,
portant matters.
At Santa Monica on Sunday afternoon
swimming championship match for a
purse of $3.50 is to be decided. There
will also be baseball match for the en-
tertainment of the Sabbath visitors.
The Young Mems Literary Society
will meet tonight in Caledonia Hall, No
20 South Spring street. A good pro
gramme has been arranged and every
body is invited to attend.
Mr.. Walter DeGroot, who has been il
the employ of Joe Pohelm, in this city
for the past two years, leaves this morn
ing for San Diego, to take charge of Mr.
Poheim's tailoring establishment in thu
latter city.
There were S97 deaths in the Stat
during July, the smallest death rate ye
recorded during the year, which indicate
an entire absence of epidemic disease o
a fatal character, and a general con
dition of healthfulness throughout th'
State.
Morris Vineyard Lodge, 1. o. G. T., o
this city, has installed the following off
GERS: P.J Chisholm, G. T.; Miss Sut
ton, V. T.; B. G. Bryant, Secretary; R
Baxter, Treasurer; Mr.. Fitzermire. Fl
uancial Secretary G. E. Gaigoll, Chap
lain; Bro. Simmons, Marshal; Sister
Hawthorne, Guard Bro. Rush, Sentinel
w. b. Lloyd, Lodge Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-16

f. G. Young, Yuma, is at the Hollen-
beck.
G.E. Byrkit, Toledo, is at the Hollen-
beck.
H. Davis, New York, is at the Ma
deaa.
P. R. Mcdonnell. Chicago, is at the
Nadeau.
DIR. Faure Nicolay, Paris, is at the
Nsdeau.
J.. Y. Williams, Boston, is at the Hol-
lanbeck.
j.. M. Crombis, Detroit, is at the Hol-
ienbeck.
O. H. Allerton, Pittsburg, is at the
Hollenbeck.
James McFadden, Santa Ana, is at the
Hollenbeck.
W. H. Spurgeon, Santa Ana, is at the
Hollenbeck.
Fl. K. Cooper, Wstertown, N. Y, is at
the Nadeau.
Richard Meredith, Massachusetts, is at
the Nadeau.
w. s. Rich and wife, st. Louis, are at
the Hollenbeck.
A. FL. Dudley and wife, Walla Walla,
are at the Nadeau.
d. @. Mendun and wife, Walla Walla,
are at the Nadeau.
d. G. King and R. X. McGrath, St..
Louis, are at the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-16
Voters, Attention.

There will he meeting of citizens and
taxpayers of the city of Los Angeles
who are opposed to the issue of bonds for
building the sewer system and outfall
sewer, as proposed by the City Council,
at Turnverein Hall, on Spring street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, on Sat-
urday evening, August 18th inst, at s
O'Clock. All opposed 10 the extravagant
scheme proposed are earnestly invited to
attend. GEORGE w. KNOX,
STEPHEN M. WHITE,
JOSEPH MEsMER,
JOHN HALL,
JOHN G. DowNEY,
WALTER 8. MOORE,
G. @. ALLEN,
T. D. Mort,
f. M. HAMILTON,
And many others.