Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-08-07
MISSOURI
FRIDAY. AUG 7isi
Weeds snd grass in yards,

Weeds snd grass in yards,
streets and. alleys have suffered
greatly within week, but the
town has been benefited in tie
same proportion,
In the spportionment of the
public school fund, which has just
been completed, Adsir county gets
S5,759.S7, the largest amount ever
received by the county.
The largest and longest
rolls of tin plate ever made are
now produced at Apollo, Pa The
Plate is of the best steel, full coat
ed, redlrped, and is without a
blemish.
Mr.. Blaine's physical con-
dition grows better each day, and
his political condition, always
good, is becoming SO vigorous
that he will be able to whip De-
mocrscy single handed.
1t WAS rumored last week
that Gen. Noble had resigned.
Had the rumor proved true, he
would have gotten credit for his
first sensible act since his appoint
ment to his present position.
On Tuesday the price OF
sugar touched the lowest point Oh
record. The sugar trusts are not
putting up the price of sugar, as
frequent democratic predictions
declared they would do.
Building has been going on
extensively for TWO years in Kinks
vile, and TO keep up this growth
new industries must be secured
and the Industries we have en-
larged. Give every encouragement
possible to home industry.
The PETERS and the Simp.
SONS have caused q money famine
in Kansas. One prominent msl
puts it in very forcibie manner
when he says these men have don;
the state more harm than ths
drouth, not winds and glesshop
pers com bined.
The income tax plank of t =
Ohio democratic platform was, i!
the language Of its author, insert
ed because if would capture lot
of farmer votes" 1t will be dis
covered in time that Ohio farm er
are not SO green as the author .
the plank supposed them TO be,
Dudley and Quay have resign
ed. These designations should hsv
been promptly followed by that Q
Secretary Noble. After his resig
nation his retirement would be q
complete as was his obscurity be
fore being called to fill positio
that was altogether too large 70
him.
No law ever enacted in thi
country was so odious and diss
greeable to the people as the IN
come tax law enforced during th
war. 1t was accepted as a wa
measure--a necessity for Ieisini
revenue to save the nation. Ih
Ohio Democrat, propose, howey
er, to reinsugurate this odiou
tax in time of peace.
The protection of America
Industries, both of farm and facto
ry, has put US in position of a
most industrial independence
while as to food supply we hay
plenty and to spare. No Barring
have mortgage on the Unite
States, nor are the bonds of on
country the play things of Euro
pean stock brokers. The contras
between the United States and th
South American republics, is th
contrast of doing all We can fo
ourselves and allowing foreign
ers to do everything for us.
Ohio voters will decide thi
fall whether or not they want fre
silver and cheap money, as de
manded in the Democratic plat
form, or an honest dollar Debs:
ed currency has wrought nor
ruin to the peoples of the cart
than wars, famines or pestilenc'
Free silver without an interns
tionRl agreement means seventy
five cent dollars for the lsborin
,nnn The nnoancars and thn mass