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Some horses are like some men;
they will never try to act mean I'M
til they see good opportunity for
making the most mischief.
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Tunisons Maps, Charts Aliases ant
Globes.

For reference, authority, study,
homes, offices, schools, and Sun
day schools. Giving the great
changes aud discoveries in South
America, Australia and the world.
Also the new census, six new
states, Oklahoma and the United
States. We have ten publishing
houses, we want 10000 agents
Address our house nearest you.
II. G. TUNIsoN, Publisher,
Jacksonville, Ills.
Universal atlas, 1915. Match
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tine map, Sl.50. 8 cloth Sunday
school maps and racks $40. 10
cloth school maps and spring roll
er map case, $50. Sent express
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$500 Reward

for any trace of Antipyrine, Nor
phine, Chlorai or any other injuri-
Gus compound N Krause's Head
ache Capsules For sale by Smith.
& Dunkin. ly no 4 0
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Many people act politely with
the same sort of ill nature that dis
tingu,shes child which waits
when there is company for dinner.
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The truth, crushed to the earth,
reyer rises SO quickly as when it
is discredltable to some one.
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The more important the positi n
some men occupy. the loud, / they
talk.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE s OF Missouri ss
COUNTY OF ADAIR, 3D.

Final settlement of the estate of George
Shofe deceased.
Notice is hereby given to al, creditors and
others interested in the estate of George Shofe
deceased, that Nathan r. Dixon administra-
tor of said estate intend to make final settle
ment thereof at the rcNt term of the Probate
court of Adair county. to be held at Kirksyille,
on the 9thday of November, 1891.
NATHAN +. DIXON, Administrator.
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There is really nothing better
that could happen to man than
to be burned the first time he goes
near the fire.
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A man can't be pretty, and know
he is pretty, and amount to any
thing.
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For w omen

Who suffer from nervous and physical debit.
lily great help Is fcand IN taking Ayers Sur.
sapari.la. 1t produces the rapid effect OF A
stimulant, without the injurious rraet.oa
that follows the use OF stimulants. The -.
suit of taking this medicine Is Il permanent
increase of strength and yigor, both OF mimi
and body.
Il find Ayers Sarsapafilla Just what have
needed for a long time. have tried different
medicines or ton!cs, hut never found c,rs
until used this. My trouble has been a low
STATE of the blood, causing faint turns
Lena 0'Connor, l2i Vernon St. Boston. Mass.
81 have been a victim for the past two
years Of general weakness with turns OF
fainting. Have tried various remedies. buzz
with little relief till I used Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Some six months since began to use
this remedy, and am greatly benefited"
= Miss X. Z. White, Somerville. Mass.
This is 20 certify that have been using
Ayers Sarsaparilla for some time, and il has
done me world OF good. II has cured my
headache, cleared my blood. and helped me
in every way, and am determined to use it
IT so long rs l need such n medicine."-
Mrs. Taf 1872 First street, Lowell, Mass.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice of Final Settlement
STATE OF Missouri, GO
County of Adair, 90

Final settlement of the estate of Frank
Propst. deceased Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested in the estate of
Frank Propst deceased. that Matte Reese,
formerly Matte Propst, administrative of salt,
estate, intend to make final settlement thereof
at the next term of the Probate court of Adair
county, to be held at kirksville on the 9th day
of November, lS9l. MATrTis PRoPsT,
formerly Matte Propst, Administrators.
This Oct. 9Th, ls9l
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Nothing is so certain as that ~
ing does not pay, but there is a
great deal of it done all the same.
Little Giants. Little Giants! Lit
tie Giants are the pills that do the
work successfully, etfectuslly and
perm anehtly. We warrant every
bottle to give satisfaction. Sold by
A.. Mckeehan.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Adair. Dc D.

Final settlement of the e-tate of Urn Metcalf
deceased. Notice lshereby given to all creditors
calf. deceased, that /, Sarah Metcalf admins
tratriN of said estate intend to make final ser
Element thereof at the next term of the probate
court of Adar county, to be held at kirksyille
on the 9th day of November lsgl
SARAH METCALF Administrators.
This Oct 9th 1891.
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Ayers SarsaparilIa

PREPARED BY ~
Or. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81, six IS. Worth IS bottle.
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A clean body always goes with
clean character.
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Low Passenger Rates West Via tn
Wabash.
Only one change of cars to the
Pacific Coast. Don't start until
you have conferred with me for
full particulars. Rates. guides,
maps etc. W. E NooNAN, Agt,
Kirksville, Mo.
The Great Wabash Route.
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Ii Day of November, 1891
Strength and Health.

Dated this 18th day of October 1881.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
AT THE BUTTS.
Events at the Range-Tobin Trophy Com
petition.

Events at the Range-Tobin Trophy Com
petition.
The Swiss Rifle Club will hold its monthly
medal shoot at Harbor View to-day.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein will also
have its medal shoot al Shell Mound to-day.
Company OF the Third Regiment VIII hold
Its medal shoot at Shell Mound To-day.
The independent Rifles VIII assemble for their
final medal shoot for tins month at Shell Mound
to-day.
Companies q and (Naiionals) OF the First
Infantry Regiment Will hold their monthly medal
shoot at shell Mound to-day. AT the same time
these companies VIII pick out lher teams for The
Iobin trophy contest.
An Interesting match with Springfield rifles
under CreedmOie rules Will lake place at Shell
Mound day. Ii Will be a 90 shot match. AL
bert EhrenpiUrt and Charles Heeih will choose
sides of five men each, and the defeated team
viii have tn pay for the dinner az The yic'ors.
Captain Siebe Of Shell Mound VIII nave his
SDIing opening to-day and all rtiemen are in
yiled 10 take part 10 The prize contest which he
has prerared. The prizes VIII amount to more
than 5000 and are divided into twenty-five
classes. As lie programme Is q liberal Que II is
expected nat many marksmen VIII be present 10
Try their skin.
On next Sunday the companies composing the
FltSt Infantry Regiment VIII assemble AT Shell
Mound - compete Tor the handsome 1Obin tro-
ply. II i generally conceded mat Company &,
which Won the trophy in 1890, iii a!ain come out
victorious. This fact however, Will not prevent
lhe other companies OF the regiment from plac-
lug teams in the field aud compelling tile win
ners TO do ndid work for the coveted prize. the
companies oi The regiment hold the trophy III
high esteem and intend 10 turn ont before the
buttS ana do honor 10 the memory of tue late
Colonel Iobtn OF lie Third Regiment. whose
family placed HE trophy IN the care Of The First
to be annually competed for.
The morning call., 1891-03-08

est in the othcr bouts that were TO follow on the
other nights OF the week, Mccartney being at the
time the star OF the Theater Cumique in fhlla-
delphia 80
In the second round he attempted to play with
Farrell and try new leads with his ri zht at his body.
He had that twice 10 the first round Billy NC
Lean. who was behind Farrell, had posted him
against this and told him what to do. when mex I
Dom tried this lead Farrell swung his right and
caught MIN on the point OF the jaw. Mccartney went
down like a shot and stayed down, too for several
seconds He got up Within the ten, however. aud
though he pretty groggy he c'inched with far-
rel who was eager to finish him that he lost his
head.
The police surrounded them, but they were In
dueed let them go In the elinch they Tell on
the ropes where Mccartney turned his man under
him and kept him there until the effects OF the blow
materially passed away. Then the police put an end
TO the bout McCanrey went TO Farrell and offered
to 60 elsewhere with him in carriage and fight IL
out but Billy Mclean would not hear of It. Farrell
has certainly cot lots OF pluck TO lie willing to tackle
the Fitzsimmu and Joe McAuittieS OF the ring.
More power to bin, say 1.
Charley Rochelle and Gus Muller have been
matched by the San Jose Athletic Club for a flu
ISL contest IN April The purse Is $500. Rn-
Ghetto defeated muller once In the Golden Gate
Club, and since that time the latter has been
looking or a return match.
The cpnle.t between A. Greggains and Daniel
Kemp, Al the san Francisco Atm tic Club eX-
hlbHion on Wednesday evening, was a very
amusing affair. GreggaIaS as all who were
Is crank on lighting.
kiliain. aud Godfrey are both IN good shape Tor
their hSIlc Interview on the l3th inst, which
should be rafting good exhibition. The con-
test viii be preceded by trn-GOuud SO between
Rochelle and Abe Willis.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
AQUATIC.
The summer Season VIII BE an Active
One.

The summer Season VIII BE an Active
One.
Judging from present preparations the sum
mer season promises to be unusually active
one for The Garsmen. All the Clubs are ma king
more or less improvements both 10 their houses
and boats. The South Ends elated by their
rapid and steady Increase Of member ship, are
having their d essiHg-roomS enlarged aud ttted
up with new lockers aud other Hecessades which
20 to make up a hrStcia>s rowing organization.
Arrangements are also being made TO supply The
members alta ruwluE machines chest mt,
parallel ana horizontal bars, etc.
Unless all signs fai, Commodore Len Lippert
viii b. likely 10 give some # MS more pI eGen-
uOus brethren many hard race before the
WINERY southeaSters lash MiSsion Bay. The
Commodore has al some expense 10 himself had
httcd ~ a thoroughly equipped gymnasium IN
which lee exercise twice n day. lie has sent his
order East for new hell, and says Val kehilen
is not The only ambitious >cniler he VIII knock
out before the season CLOSES
The following crews VIII lake part In the anna
teut race: PlGae rs-Wiliian aud John EMS,
NJ. BOllard and William Espy; Ariels-Henry
Hhitk0I; Alameda CluD-Rob.ft Jackson
Lew Bamberg and the Schumacher b. o,hers.
John sullivan has been selected 10 referee the
races.
The Pioneers hive Instructed their Executive
Committee To purchase a new f0ur-oaTed racing
barge. A. present The committee TO be
divided a. 20 VIII lher The order should be gwen
IL an EisteIn builder or not. Tie advocates Of
home industry seem 10 be IN the majority, how
ever.
Weather emitting. the boat-races of the
Rowing Association POSTPONED iom Washing
tons Birthday VIII COME of Today over the TWO
mile course 1T Alameda As al the crews have
been IN training Tor some time, II Is TIE opinion
that the struggle Tor first hOuorS VIII be a hard
one.
Captain Joseph Kehrline of the Trltons keeps
lis boys moving pretty lively Joe has a large
crew IN practice whlcn lie thinks VIII be able 10
shatler al! previous records.
Dr. Deunis Of The Alameda Club is OF the
opinion that his crew holds the key ~ first place
IN lie amaleur bIrge race.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
CRICKET.

An Association Formed for the Coming
Season.
W. L. Murdoch, the famous Australian bats
man, has been doing some effective pigeOu- shoot
Ing at Monte Carlo.
The great Australian bowler C. T. B. Turner,
is now manager OF the Australian joint Stock
Bank at Goulburn. n. S. w.
q. A. Lohmann, the well-known Surrey pro-
fessional, is making preparations for the visit
oil mixed English team to South Africa next
winter.
G. Giffen's 296 for Norwood, against South
Adelaide, at Adelaide on December 9Th, is the
Australia.
Il. Cobb, captain Of the Manhattan Cricket
Cup oil New York, having declined to 20 to Eng
lana win The American cricKeting team IL Is
unlikely that New York will be represented at
all.
In recent match In New South Wales be-
tween the SilYeTmere and WllOughby clubs the
former, after making 49, closed their innings be-
fore single wicket had fallen and won the
match.
On November goth, on tho Adelaide oval In
two matches, 722 runs were made in four hours
for four wickets- Norwo cd scored 80 runs Tor 3
wckets against South Adelaide, and Adelaide
333 for wicket against Hindmafsh.
The cricket season OF 1890 having passed Off
with such good results IL may not be out OF place
to say few words on the prospects OF the com
ing season. The first Sunday in March was set
for the official opening, but owing TO the rain and
cold weather II has been put back TO the first
Apiiir Which, w uouUtt LNO Vi Tue
league clubs will contend for superiority and aD
elegant remnant.
The California and Oakland Cricket Clubs the
babies OF the league. are fitting mp their new
grounds at Klinknerville and intend to make
them as popular and pleasant as possible, Those
members who may wish to be occupied, instead
OF looking on al The cricket matches, can be ac-
commodaled with hand. ball game, and the ad-
visabiiity OF putting up frSt-class tennis court
Is now being seriously considered by the clubs.
what win these attractions and a regular SUM-
DAY cricket game there should be no trouble
Whatever In making the grounds pleasant and
comfortable resort for crickeiers.
Ihe Old grounds at Alameda look In great
shape, anu no improvements are needed on
Inen. Ibey Will be the headquarters Of The
Bufna0y, Alameda and Pacific clubs but
Mhelher the pennant Will adOrn the fiag-pole OF
The Alameda or klinknerye grounds must be
The morning call., 1891-03-08

an interesting subject for the clubs to decide.
The detection OF Messrs. Webster, S!oman and
Robertson from the Alamedas will considerably
weaken That team ana cnrresnOndngly strength
en- The CALIFORNIA;, with which club they have
thrown in their lot. With such good talent as
McClaren, Hood Smith, Keiih Scott, Middleton,
Shepard and Others the old AiamedAs VIII make
big bid TO re ain tile Championship.
The Burnaby Club will be, II any hing a shade
stronger than last season. and il The brothers
Price have not lost thetr cunning with tile bar.
and Reynolds and Newton with the ball, why
Burnaby Will distinguish ITSELF and probably
flush The season winners OF the hest penDant
championship played for 10 California by cricket
clubs. Ii Is idle 10 talk about the Ca!iiorUlas
and OaklandS Let the public them play
first. BY ali accounts the former club will be
very strong in bowling, and will certainly num-
Der one or two of the bpst bats The Coast.
The Burnaby and Alameda clubs will give
them all The chance IN the world 10 get fairly on
their feet. The clubs are to be congratulated on
at last forming an association. Without such au
organization no game of cricket can be success
fully carried on. The sight of one club pulling
one way aud another The other way Is dishearteH-
ing 10 any lover OF the game. with all the clubs
associated for theI: and the games benefit,
cricket could aud should become one OF The
most popular and enjoyable outdoor sports on
lie Coast.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
SHIPPING INThLLlGENOss.

SHIPPING INTkLLiGENUE.
for Lafe shipping InteiIi0e1scs see second Isaoe.
>~N0N0~~---N-4-s~~-S-~---
Arrived.
SATURDAY. Mar Z.
stmr Crescent City, stockneth, 50 hours from
Crescent City; pass and mdse, to Hobbs, Wall Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. Mar 7.
stmr Alameda Morse Honolulu and sydney; J d
Spreckels & Bros.
Stmr Humboldt lessen. Eureka: Searles & Stone
stmr Pomona, Hail. San Diego; Goodall, Perkins
schr Puritan. Warner, Salinas Cruz; A Hooper
& Co.
schr Anna Ma,hilda, Room. xodIac: Arctic Fish
ing Co.
SATURDAY. Mar Z.
Stmr North Fork, Nielsen. Humboldt
Br ship othello, Harvey, Liverpool.
Br ship Samantha Dart. Hayre.
Bark James Cheston, Plumb. Puget Sound.
spoken.
8 req 3, ~ : so 40 W, ship Chas Dennis. hence Nov
DomestIc Ports.
rACoMA-Sailed Mar 6-Stmr San Pedro, for San
Francisco
sEArrLE-Arrived Mar e-Batk Detroit, hence
PORT TowNSEND-Arrlved Mar 7-schr Alice,
fORr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mar 7-ship Prussia.
aence Feb 20.
coos BAY-Arrived Mar 7-stmr Aleatraz, hence
Feb4.
Foreign Pprt,.
CALLAo-Sailed Mar 4-Br ship Esmeralda, for
Imp,rtlttors.
CRESCENT cITy-Per Crescent city, Dbl H.
1uor, 200 NJ II lumber. 80 NJ SHAKES ii rls leather
cs bis mdse, cs boots.
Consiynees.
Ter crescent Ctty-Bisslnger d Co; j q johnson
4 Co; Hobbs. Wall Il Co: Pollard & Dodge: Z He'll
L Hareourt.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.
To Declare a Trust.

The Sather Banking Company has sued
Nathan C. Carnall. James ). Hutchinson,
George Z. Bates and Henry L. Dodge pray
ing Judgment declaring that the defendant
Bates conveyed certain lots in Menlo Park
to the defendant Dodge in trust to secure
the Indebtedness of the defendant Carnall
to the plaintiff, and that the defendant
Hutchinson. the present holder of the lands,
is the plaintiffs trustee for said purpose /;
also that the said lots be sold and the pro
ceeds devoted to the payment OF 1855 81 due
on promissory note executed by Carnall in
the plaintiffs favor on February L 1889
The morning call., 1891-03-08
THE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORT
Next viii Come the Kilrail and Godfrey
hill
Apine Club Games at the Bay District
Wind Up of the Game Season - Rifle
Shooting Prospects of Cricket.

On Friday evening the members of the
California Club will have an opportunity
OF witnessing the man who last faced
Champion Sullivan in the ring OPP osing
Godfrey Of Boston, who found his master in
the sable-colOred champion pugillSt Peter
jackson The match, judging from the
small amount of money that has been laid
on either side. should prove interesting.
Kilrain viii have, however, the call in the
betting when it begins in earnest.
The shooting season has drawn to close,
and in a few weeks the gun will take the
place which the rod has occupied for sew
eral months. The season for trout-fshing
will open with the LIST Of April.
Amateur athletes are keeping themselves
in condition, and when they are not engaged
in training for Held-day games the cross
country runs are found TO be excellent sub
slitutes for developing both lungs and mus
pla
The morning call., 1891-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

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42:5, L; 100, W. 45:l and other pieces.
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line Of 81 German ave and S,r M on st y
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The morning call., 1891-03-08
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were strong yesterday, and after the board
adjourned Con. Cal. Il Virginia sold up TO S6Ts
overman to 81 as. Challenge TO 81 and ophir TO
So 20. The close rule was steady.
Local securities were dull
Mount DiabiO has shipped S9735.
Idaho is now paying dividend OF 50. Home MI
tua Insurance VIII pay dividend OF 81 on the 10th
Mining assessments falling delinquent this month
amount TO S324120, of which Nevada mines want
s2s6,l2e California $1,000, Arizona s3O. 900 and
British Columbia $1,000.
The lowest and highest prices of the leading
stocks last week as follows: Belcher. 81 300
! 50; Best Y Belcher, 81 1898 10; Bullion. $40
IS; Challenge, 81 IS a .; CholIar. 81 goa
10; Con. CaI. ~ Va, S6Q67s; Grown Point.
81 So9l SO; Gould q Curry, 81 9O@z 20; Hale
Ophtr, So 4p(G3 rs; Overman. 81 S5d2 As; POtOsi,
81 4Ogt 70; Savage 81 sOG2 105 Sierra Nevada,
81 l5@2 50; Union, 81 l092 40; yellow jacket.
81 1902 IS.
The only variations worthy or note in local secu-
rifles dnring the week were "a follows: S. v
Water. S9S 50934 20: $. +. Gas, $59G59 10: Elec =
trio Light, SIS 50@l7 IS.
Assessments Pending.
The following "A list a 1oxv napdtn,
The morning call., 1891-03-08

BAGS-Frm, but no higher Calcutta May and
June, I1s9T14e; Wool Bags, 36GJSc.
CORDAGE-Manila Rope, qGotabie at 1870 p
10; l2-thread. l4e 6 aud thread. l4Iac Bale
Rope, 19l@e; Builder Irvine, l3Iac; Grapevine
Irvine, 13lac in balls and coils: Hop Irvine. lSc ::
Lathyarn. 12c. Quotations for the new process
Manila are; Rope, &c; l2-thread, I5e: and do,
SCI Duplex rope, 9I%c; l2-thread, 10c; and do,
l0l2c: Bale rope Sc: Lathyarn, 7Isc: Hop Twine
&c; Grapevine Twine, balls or coils, 1012c Binder
Irvine. l01ac a 10.
sALMoN-Alaskan Fish 9O@92lac for red and 80
9S71ac for off grades.
LEATHfR-SoIe is lower NJ 25@27c p n for
heavy, 2l@23c for medium and light and l992lc
for No. 2 Harness is lower at 26q2Sc for !. All
other descriptions unchanged
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms
net cash: Cube. Crushed, Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all CSC; Dry Graauated. 6I2c: Confec-
tioners' A. 63se; Extra @, 4szc; Golden c. 4J2c a
10; Bags 14c more than bbis.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows.
terms net cash: Extra Fine Cube. Crushed, Fine
Crushed aud Powdered. 6$4c q 10: Extra Fine
Powdered. &c: Dry Granulated, 61ac: Xxx do Size;
Confectioners A. $3.50: White ExtcI Z, lee; ExGrI
Q, 51se. Golden C, 4Jsc 2 10.
The morning call., 1891-03-08
Tho Story of the Indian.

The Bishop of the indians, whose pre-
served letters contributed materially toward
The settlement of the late Indian difficulties,
and who labored among them for quarter
OF century, will tell the story of the In
dian this evening in Trinity Church. Bishop
Hare IS on his way 10 Japan commissioned
by the Episcopal Church in this country to
exercise episcopal functions in that king
dom and to report ON its religions cnnditinn
The morning call., 1891-03-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD
SATURDAY EVENING. March I.

SATURDAY EVENING. March T.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEri
Family Flour marked up.
Wheat advanced.
Barley, oats and Corn firm.
Rye quiet and weak.
All Feedstufs firm.
Hay strong.
Alfalfa Seed lower.
Beans generally firm.
Hides somewhat steadier.
Leather lower.
Potatoes abundant,
Onions higher.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese lowen
Dried Apricots weaker.
Green Vegetables sold well.
Citrus Fruits quiet.
Grain Bags firm.