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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
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ber 5tebt San Mntouio:
9ettion l. DaB es ungeIsbli6
tir trgeu5 eine perfon iei, 5pilpaRer,
Speiletiberreftp pber 9i1enabfdle bon
trgeno elnem 9Otel, Geitaurant ober
goarbingbauie III bet Stabt Gan Gin.
toflo innerbaib Der Stunben bon 5 ubr
Utorgerls bis 10 u6r Nbenbs ieben Sas
ges gu bolen ober bon pIaB gu plob gu
~transportireu. @eTtat!et 1T bies rur,
tpelIn far ben 9%enaunten 3tped luft6i6te
Gd1er 5ur 8eruenoung fommeu.
5eftton 2. Srsen0 cine perion,
tpel9e Die in Der Do~rbsrsebenbea Set,
ton bieler Srbinan, aufgeftbrten Be-
ftmmungen betlebt, fol- eiucs 8erge=
bens fiir i9ulbig era6tet unb nod erz
1~tatteter Nn5sige beim &ecorber nit eli.
tier Strafe bon niGt tpeniger aIs 5ebu
($10) unb ni6t mebr als 3tpeibunbert
Dollars ($200) belest tuerbeu.
MnsenDmmen unb gebiliBt ON 81.
Sftober 1889.
grpan gaIlag6an,
Mtteiirt: Wapor,
s. 3. Glaubon, @tabtsg lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
Qamtpfer @gentur.

Die nGreie Yrefie fhr Sc.
ras" bertritt bic folgenben 9ampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nusfunft
tuegen 8afage mad unb BON guropo
unb b~erfauft Sampfi6ifs unb gifens
babnbilete 81 ben niebrieffen Staten.
Sic Site Der bon uns reprdientirtett
2inien 1T:
Satabnr9 > 2lmerifaniide 9atnpfs
i6ifffabrts @eieqiGaft.
6eS Gtar 2imie (glnttuerpen).
G%Dntpa8nie @enerale Srans,
otlamtiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04

naT Marum MOTT Sbr 9ianos stpei=
felbafter Site bon reifenben SdnbIern
%faufen, lpenn Sbr Die e6ten Imerlon
in Der neueten Nusfiibrung biqiger
unb unter lei9te<sn 8ebingungen In
benz betpdbrten @eI9dftsbauie BON
Sbos. @oggan 6 8ros. baben
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
SruD. srOb! Ser stbret uad srue!

Cine Miaionen 2aib 8rob ni6t
genug fit cine 9tabtl 5tnf3is Mil=
Iioneu genug fur einen Staatl Jlnf3ig
Miaionen ni9t genug fir bieies 2anb
an einem ein3igen Sage, uno bod uirb
es, mas fir elm Taurer, flebriger Stoff
es oft aud 1T, gesefeu, unb bic Golsen
baoon fino 9pspepfe, giliOitdt, gaffs
rider &opfi6mer5, 8lutarmutb, Sim
men, 8lds9en unb Sfropbeln. Cur
Geieitisuns bon allen 9ieiem nnb als
elm aGgemeines 8elebungsmittel fir bas
SnItem nebmt Golden MEDICAL iscov-
cry, bas BON DR.. Pierce in Buffalo bers
selteat tpirb, eln. Seine 8irtung lit
ME elm 3auber, ein ySegen, Der benz
@ebete folgt." Gin 9eilmittel fiir Mas
sen.unb &eberbei6werben fowObl als
aud Elm Spe3ifitum fur 5aIs.unb 9uns
genleioen. Us tpitb garantirt, baB
es ntbt ober beilt, ober bas @elb 5utiids
gegebeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
sire eeto>ti8e 6etung iiberbQupt Be-

sife he,ort'8e 0etunq ilbeSbaupt Be-
me1fbar made.
Nm D}outa8 beeanren bic 9ebatten
iber Das 1teue Wati= SocialiHen, @eleB.
@s III ni6t gu crtparten, baB bafeIbe III
Der ops!iegeHben 6otrn uno obne tpes
fen!li9e BerdHberungea anseUomn1en
perben tpiro. Sen NationolIibcraleu
gefalt Der neu eiH3uTebenbe Special
Expectations: 8eri9tsspf niGt, unb fe
tp}inf6en, baB berartige %Gppelationen
brett an bas 8eidsgeri9t in 2eip,ig
eeheh loleu. Das niirbe bic &e9tes
runa bisleidt nod 5ugefteben, alein
bic yfatiouaQlberalen tpouen aud, baB
bic Q~ppeQatiOn tn Sale BET unters
orliduna ether 3eituns CUR 6oIge boben
fou, bab bic en5giiltige uhterbrHdung
zines foI@eu Blattes erIt {tattftnben
bari ra6oem bic Wppelation bonn
&ei6sgeri@te als unbeeriinbet 5urids
gepieien tuurbe. Serner %opponiren
bic Rational , 2iberaIen sesen bic
Glaufel, mad melfer es Cen go.
li5ei : 8eb6roen seftattet 1T, einem
Qusgewieienen ooer n8etbd6tigen" Der
aus elmer Stabt o6er aug einem Be3irfe
ausgewieien murbe, Die &lidtebr gu Der
bieten, na6Jsm Der iber benlelbea pers
bdngte BeIogerungs5uitanb pieber aufs
geboben uur0e. Sn allen bieien Yunts
ten 1T Die &egierung iebo6 ni6t Wil.
lens, ben Whni6en unb Sorberungen
Der NationaliberaEeu n%aG8ugeben, unb
es fteben baber iebr iansatbmige unb
erregte Debatten gu erpasten. Bis our
britten 2eiung mlrb aber nobl - mie
iibli@ : Der Sppo1tions. Offer Der Na:
tioHaliberalen ldnglt berraui6t isin.
Sic Gentrums : Bartei bat In elmer am
5amstag abgebaItenea 9ibung iibri,
gems bei6loRen, eiElfimmig gegen bieie
Bill auf3utreten. Das f6nnte untet
%l1mfduhen. tpenn fi6 pirfli6 ale loo
Mitalieber hes @entrums an bIefeu Sc:
i9luB binben, Die 8iu gu Sole bringen,
Gin Mann, BET 40 Sabre Mebiain p~rattiair
bat, fplte Sal5 bon 3uder unter lGeiben fon'
men; left, mas ct fast:
golebo, g., San. 10. 1887.
Srn. s. S. G1eneb & @o.-Meine Serren
= Sd bin felt 40 Sabren meif in Der aage'
meinen dr3tliden @raris aepeien, unb n,0dt'
fager, bab in al rteiner 8raris nnb &rfabtunl
i'd ME Elm @r6parat aeiebcn babe, ba8 i9 mi
70 bel 8crtraren auf @rfols berI9reiben fonnte
als aIrS 8atarrb Gu i, ~fabri5irt bor ST.
men. Sabe eS CAT biele @ale berl@riebea, uni
bic Birtuns 1T tunn0erbpu, uno modte gun
SdluB iagen, baB i@ nod einea San bon Sa.
tarrb gu 1noen babe, ben es nidt flriren mir
be, tuenn man e8 ben Gnueiiuu9en gen.dB elm:
nabme.
Sn @abrbeit Der Sbrise
sc @crfuh, M. 3,
Office 215 Summit Ctr
8ir molten einbuubert Dollars fir ieben Sal
bon aatarrb seben, bet nidt nit Salrs 6 a.
tarrb Sur gebeiIt perben taun. SnnerIid
9enomnea.
s.. S. Gbeneb& So, @igentb., Soleoo,O
GB- gerfaift bon apotbetera, rs 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04

30 IN. s.. Outterftoe, 335
Ofs 0oufonz5 traBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Sitters, balten fi6 benz
publifum fir afle in ibrGa@ i9laeenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre6en
prompte Beioreung oler auftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, Sos. Jir.ures, 8abetpans
men. @lofets &c. ftets an Sanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
GIG Mrnfna.t

jHt 8et1iAocyuug bes NbhpIets aou
5ptlpafie 5peiieiiberteIisn u.,b az.
bereu Ru6sGabfdQen aus botyls, Ste:
Heurants obes neutrality-suspicious. in
tethalb Der 9tunheu DON 5 ubr WDr=
gems big 10 ubr N5srbs, ouBer in
TdQen, no luftbidte Gsfdbe gut
Jorif6aHuHg ~belsoenoet mer6sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04

sg% 9unlaps, Rnor= unb stei1on=
Cute bel g aneoat & @obu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
Giste O1oi,s1ns

CUR Nnenoirung bon 5eftion l uno 2
oes &apiteIs Al Der Rebiotrten Orbts
i!dt5en; uno 3ur 6ia3ufi9ung at
ScttiOn IL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
9as erDRe gdjmersenbcilmitte1

1T baber ppbl jebem Deutf6eu befaunt urb Ct.
Safpbs Sel III in fala alien Gamilielt Spr<
rdttis, I'M penr natDis INNER fpIurt 5ur 5aab
at fein. SIN ben Iesten f%itnfsetn Mioratea itnb
~taufenbe BON 8eusni1en aus alien 9beilen Der
@elt smpfansen unb lit bteie8 iebenfads ber
belfe 8etpeiS fur bic ausssSetdneten Gisens
fdaften biefeS befannten 6etlmtttslS.
Die beri6mten beutf6en Gamittenz Mebt3is
men ME Or. 4ueult &Gnis'S 9amburser Grop.
fen, Sambureer Brulttbee unb 8r6uterpfaifer,
sufannen NIT bent erpbel S6mer3eabeilmittel
Ct. Safpbs Sel iinb uEtibertreflt9 in ibrer
Wirffamfeit unb p6ne 8reifeI bic beitsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04
Sn 0abrbeit Der Strise

- SV<T""f "
Office 215 Summit Ctr.
Sir molten einbuubert Dollars fur ieben Sad
bon aatarrb seben, bet ni6t nit 9alrs 6 a.
tarrb Sur gebeiIt perben fann. Snnerlid
9enonmen.
s. s. gbene1 C g., @issntb., SoIeoo,O.
w 8erfnrft bon Wpotbefern, rs 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-04

0ieies 8ier 5eidnet ii6 burd feline @einbeit
nnb Site nnO Our9 ieiaen Boblsef@mad aus
nnb iibertrift alle Glaiden 8icre i'm Iiarfte.
9as 8ier tpirO in Der 9tabt fret ms Saus ab,
g%eliefert. 60 Sebe Glaf9e sarantirt.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
Mercyille Items.
A light snw fell here Saturday

"A iibhU oiInr loii Hcic o ot.tuiduy
night.
Few leigh bells have be n
heard as yet
hr. t. l. Nurry rett.i u,,l LAST
week from hisiness trip to st.
Joseph.
There was social party at
afr.. Tate's lat Thursday night,
and hop at Ar. B. Boyd's Friday
night.
Married. at liner, Jan. II. 1889,
Mr.. p. G. Bartlett and Miss Annie
Doobius, both IF Richland town
ship, Rev. Wac Cook officiating.
Also, on Jan. D, 1889, at the res
idence of the rides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. Shoema-
ker and Miss Cora Patterson, J.
b. Patterson, !. P. officiating, all
of Easley townihip.
G. e. Hodge secretary OF the
L. y. u. L. lotge, has moved to
Richland townhip.
Charley Hal, recently of Kinks
ville,passed Though here en- route
to Kansas City last week.
ID. Roberts, who shot his cous-
in, S. Robertson a drunken row
at Elmer, SO ser ously that he
died in few dlys from the effects,
after being billed out of Jail al
Macon City, started for the home
of his brotherin the West. 1t is
reported that he died soon after
his arrival at his brothers house.
He was subject to fits and had
them frequently while in jail al
Macon Citv.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
The KIND OF 4 WIFE YOU WANT.
Bob 5urdette Vouchsafes Some Ad-
vice to Young Men.

You say you demand domes-
TIC, useful woman as your wife. Ii
that is SO, marry Nora Mullie an,
YOUR laundl ess' daughter. She
wears cowh!de shoes, is guiltless
o cor5ets, never had a sick day in
h life, takes Ill washing, goes
out house cleaning. and cooks for
family OF seven children, her
mother and three section men who
board with her [ don't think she
would marry you, because Con
Reagan, the trackwaker, is her
style of man. Let us examine
into your qualifications as mod
ell husband after your own matri-
monial ideas, my boy. Can you
shoulder barrel of flour and car
ry it down cellar? Can you saw
and split ten cords of hickory
wood in the fall so as to have
ready fuel ali winter? Can you
spade up half acre of ground for
a kitchen garden? Do you know
what will take the lime taste out
of the cistern, and can you patch
the little leak in the kitchen roof?
Can you bring homo a pane of
glass and a wad of putty and re-
pair damages in the sitting room
window? Can YOU hang some
cheap paper on the kitchen? Can
you fix the front gate so it won't
sag? Can you do anything around
the house that Con Regan can? Ny
dear, dear boy, you see Nora Mui-
llgan wants a higt er type of true
manhood. You expect to hire
men to do all the man S work about
the house, but you want your wife
to do anything any woman can do.
believe me, my son, that nine
teenths OF the girls who plays the
piano and sings so charmlnglv.
whom you in your limited knowl-
edge set down as mere butterflies
OF fashion, are better fitted for
wives than you are for a husband.
If you want a first class cook and
experienced house keeper do your
courtlng in the intelligence office.
But If you want wi marry the
girl you love with dimpled hands
and face like the sunlight and
her loye will teach her all these
things my boy, long before you
have learned one half of your own
lesson.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

There is a great glut in the apple
market at present. The crop, not
only in the apple-growing New
York counties, but throughout the
East, West and the Canadas has
been enormous, consequently the
home markets are overstocked
and the export trade demoralized,
owing to recent exceptionally large
shipments, Notwithstanding which
fact the expectation Of apples last
week reached 100000 barrels. One
county alone in New York is said
to have produced upwards of l, 0O0-
600 barrels.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
Sperry lens.

Your Correspondent was showed
in last week.
Valley Chapman has returned
home from a thre weeks visit
with friends in Indana a.
James Mccoy, while at play
one day last week ell on the ice
and dislocated one Of his ankles.
j. S. Cole is on tie sick list this
week.
Mr. George Chapman of Idaho,
is visiting relatives n this vicinity.
Hazel, daughter Of G. d. Stott
died of whooping cough last Satu1-
day evening. The remains were
Inferred at Bethel cemetery, Sun
day.
Miss Linta Stephens of Millard
IS visiting the Miss.s Fannie and
Eflie Stewart this week.
We had quite a lively law suit
in this neighborhpi one day last
week.
Mr.. j. E. Waddil is building a
very nice barn Oh lis farm, recent
ly purchased from g. Little.
Mrs. G. II. Smopt has sold her
farm to J. Banr.
Quite an interesting debate at
the Sperry literary last Saturday
night, subject; Resolved that all
institutions of Scientific Educa-
tlon are n detriment to the human
race. What has become Of our
other correspondent from TINS
place. RAKE.
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Miracles Never Cease.

f'ulkerson's Holland Kidney
Liver Regulator peforms miracles
on those persons who have suffered
Tor years with Kidney Troubles.
! S by magic they are cured. II
cures ali diseases of the Kidneys.
Bladder and Urinary Organs.
): q. Jamison sell the only sure
Kidney cure.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

a peculiar elopement occurred
Ill this city recently. A young
man wanted to marry a girl, bat
the girls father objected to the
match. a meeting was going on
In that neighborhood and all the
above named attended on the
evening in question. Tie old
gentlemen is in the habit of max
Ing long prayers, Bnd on this
particular occasion his prayer
seemed longer than ever-in fact
it looked as if it was made to order,
because of the fact that while he
was making his prayer the young
man had ample time to steal his
daughter and take her to village
near by where he married her.
Our advice to the now raging
parent would be for him to watch
as well us pray.-Monroe News.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

An Iowa farmer has CONSTRUCTED
Il corn crib on novel plan that
may be an improvements The
side and ends are tight but the
bottom is made OF ''slats" afford
ing free circulation of air through
ii. Two ventilating chimneys are
inserted in the roof, and the theory
Is that the air will pass in cor
tinuous stream from the bottom
up and dry the corn thoroughly
and keep out mould This may
se an Improvement on the old
plan, which relies on the horizon
tai movements lf the air through
Slated sides.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
Sound the Glad Tidines.

To the sufferers of Kidney and
Liver Disease, the day of jubilee
has come. Fulkerson's Holland
Kidney and Liver Regulator can
be bought in your own town, the
only remedy that acts at the same
time on the Kidneys the Liver and
the Bowels Best known remedy
for Kidney diseases. Indorsed
by the medical profession J. G..
Jamison, Agent.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
The State Supreme Court /:

The State Supreme Court is
reported TO be again falling be-
hind, and there is cry for more
supreme judges. 1t has only been
four years since assistants were
appointed to help clear tho docket,
and this thing should not be re-
peated. 1t would probably result
In getting men on the bench, who
do not know the difference be-
tween type writing and printing,
and know more of political wi1e
pulling in their respective neigh
borhoods than they will ever kuoy
of law. A good way to dispose of
the accumulated cases, would be
to have the law compel the judges
to put In full days work every
day In the year, except Sundays
and the national holidays and thus
earn the salaries that ere paid
them.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

In the Scientific Am: :rican we
notice the following item which if
true will be of vast Importance to
those who have to use coal stoves
for cookilg. 1t is said that if this
remedy is used there will be no
accumulation of SCOT in the chin
ney, and the under side Of the
stove lids will be kept clean. Here
1t is: For ton of coal buy few
cents worth of common salt, make
brine of it and pour over the
coal." We do not know whether
this will accomplish the result
promised but it certainly is worth
trying as it does not cost much.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri,
County OF ADAIR

Final settlement OF the estate of Edwin
Darrow deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all credltots and Others interested in the
estate OF Edwin Dsrrow deceased, that /
Orilla T. Darrow executrix of said estate. in.
tend TO make final settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Probate court of Adair
county, TO be held at Kirksville on the 1lth
day of February. ORILLA f. DARROW,
Dated Dec. 3ist, 1SSs. Executrix
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Administrators \ Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministrati n N upon the estate ef James NJ.
Keith, decreased, late of Adair CO., NO.. haJ c
been grantei to the undersigned Abigail 4
heitn. by the PROBATE Court Of the county
OF Adair, bearing date tie 9TH day Of Dec
1855. Al pers ms having claims against sa d
estate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year after the date of
SAID letters, or they may be preciuded from
any benefit of such esta, e: ard if such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
time OF publiraon of this oti e they will be
cfreyer barred
Da ed thi 18th day Of Dec 1883.
ABIGAu 4 KEITH. Administrators
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School Reports.

Fourth monthly report ofSperry
or White school, district 2--63-14,
for the month commencing Dec.
- 1888 and ending Jan. ID 1889.
Number of pupils enrolled meles
33, females %, total 50; average
daily attendance 3S, average num-
Der of days attended by each pupil
Is; number of days taught 49,
The names OF those attending
every day are: Maud Garner,
Sadie Musson, Mary Musson, Lee
Harris, Callie Harris and Clyde
Harris. Every day but one: John
Waddill, and John Ratliff. Among
the visitors were: Miss Clara
Musson, Miss Cora Martin, Mrs.
G. Brassfeld, Messrs Henry DiehI,
Oliver Sparks, Frank Ratliff,
Clark Berry, and d. Waddill.
Rev. E. b. Cater visited us last
month. }. o TRUITT. Teacher
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

Marion Higgins threw his
house open to the accommodation
of tramp Monday night, who
showed bis gratitude by stealing
away before breakfast, Tuesday
morning, after going through
Marion's oyercoat and stealing
from It's pockets fine pair of kid
mits. Marion missed the tramp
and his gloves in short time,
and learning that he had taken q
tie ticket for Harris, gave hot
chase and overlook him two OF
three miles down the road. Fear
ing arrest, .he tramp had thrown
the gloves away, but Marion COM
PEELED him to return to the spot
and ind them, and dismissed him
with a benediction. - Newtown
Monitor.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25

"A -Itat iO.D oA 1hsAsRg ~"
cause of deep SHOWS, and culd
weather, is reported from the
plains of New Mexico.
The mild weat her makes il
dull in some lines of trade. but ii
is nevertheless blessing to the
printer and other poor people.
-Joshua Russell one Of the
oldest ard most prominent Qua
kers in Maryland, died recently at
the advanced age of 80 years.
during the past ten days
prominent democrats of Kirksville
have made pilgrimages to Jeffer-
son City, the Mecca of democratic
hopes and aspirations.
The time of the twenty-third
National Encampment is an
nounced for the last week III
August in Milwaukee, beginning
with the parade on August 27.
w. J. Chambliss, editor of
the Higginsville Advance has
been appointed to a position in
til Office of Secretary of State at
Jefferson City.
"A bill has been introduced
in the House granting pension
Of S12 per month to all honorable
discharged soldiers and sailors,
who have reached the age of 60
years.
The immigration society
of Southwest Missouri is doing n
great work for that section, and
the same work might be done for
Northeast Missouri If energy was
not wanting.
The business failures dur
ing the last seven days number
$50, as against 3S1 last week, and
3S7 the week previous. For the
corresponding week of last year
the figures were 314
There are some mighty
mean men in this world, but the
meanest man on earth is the
married man who saves his smiles
and Establishments for women
other than the patient, gentle,
loving wife at home.
The Republican Senators
and representatives at a meeting
in Jefferson City passed a resolu-
ton indorsing the splendid work
of Homo. |. Filley, and naming
him as the only man in Missouri,
worthy to receive the favors of
the incoming administration.
Gen. 10. Shelby is serving
out a iail sentence for refusing to
pay $50 costs, resulting from an
indictme at for carrying concealed
weapons. His son, Sheriff J. b.
Shelby made the arrest and his
instructions are to have his father
serve out bis indebtness in Jail.
The present session of the
Legislature will be great eA-
peEse to the state, far greater than
is necessary. The clerical force
couli be reduced one half and then
there would be plenty left to do
the work. Ii is asserted that there
are men on the clerks staff that
are not citizens of Missouri.
in parts OF Massachusetts
and Connecticut, tn remarkable
winter yioiets are IN bloom: colum-
bines, crocuses, and other plants
are starting up, and the buds on
fruit treas are in an exceptionally
forward condition. The Kennebec
river, in Maine, is open from
Augusta 10 the sea and the ice
men have not harvested pound.
The Chicago Anarchists
who tread the stars and stripes
under foot are rs anxious for hang
ing as if they had already done a
little numbering. If. however,
they do not ike our banner, why
do they not go home and get I'M
der the folds of the various EN-
blems they have lef..
There are just now indica-
tions that the United st ties will
have trouble with Germany
over the Samoan question. While
the reports in regard to the ac-
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-25
Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ADAIR, Co.

Final settlement of the estate of Andrew
Stinson deceased. Notice is hereby given to
an credltors and others interested in the estate
sinssn administrator of said estate, intend 70
maze lngi settlement teereof at the nsxt tenn
o! the Pronate court o. Adair coun,v. 10 h,
heIu al h!rksville, on the llth day OF Febuary
1889 MEI.BIrRS S,rINs6N
pated Dee. 18th, lses. AdInir