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COUR DE DISTRICT.
TERME CRIMINEL DE SEPTEMBRE.
(Contiau6.)

La our s'est assemble, mercredi
lie Z Septembre, 1892, a 10 heures a.
m.
lie grand iuri presenta les accu-
sations suivantes
-Etat VS.. 1882 Isaac Wesley,
tirant avec intention de commettre un
meurte, un true LiU.
-Etat VS.. 1888 Arthur. West, tt
rant ave intention de commettre un
meurtre, III true bill.
-Etat VS.. 1874 Joseph Thibodaux,
tirant ayec intention de commettre un
meurtre, un true bill.
-Etat VS.. 1874 Nina Hall, ......
pas I'm true GiU.
-Etat VS.. 1885 Ignatius Stone,
pour yendre dies liqueurs alcooliques
SAN license, I'm true bill.
-Etat VS.. 1886 Alfred ROYAL,
pour vendre DIES liqueurs alcooliques
sans license, un trne LiU.
-Etat VS.. 1921 Priscilla johnson,
pour vendre DIES Liquors alcooliques
sans license, un true LiU.
-Etat IS. 1888 Orter Dupuis, pour
avoir obtenu DIES objets de valeur par
menaces, I'm trNe bill.
--Etat VS.. 1899 Oyille Cherami,
pour assault ct batterie, I'm true bill.
lie grand juri fit cnsuite son rap
port final, ct fut ensuite dechargG en-
plein.
Des wa1faats d'arrestation furent
onlonnts dams les cas- 1898, 1885.
l236, 1897, 1898, ct 1899.
-Etat vs.. Joseph Albert, alias
Joseph Creole, information pour in
flyer une blessure moins de mutila-
ton Faceuse plaida pas coupab}e ;
'ratiajre tut ix6e pour lundi le II
~septembre.
-Etat VS.. 1921 Isaac Westlev, ira
duit devant la cour, Taccuse plaida
pas coupab7e ct raffaire fut ixGe
pour lundi lie II SepJembre.
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Jeudi le s s~eptembre, 1892.

-Etat vs.. 1922 Harry AIoulton
alias Mosely, assault avec intention de
tuer l%atlairc fat essayee devant IN
juri qui trouva un verdict de coupa-
bic contre laccusG.
-Etat VS.. 1919 Joseph Broussard,
pour assault ct batterie "l'avocat de
District entra un aoiH prosequt.
-Etat vs.. 1921, Frank Bernard,
assaut ct batterie, noW prosequi com
me aans lie a precedent.
-Etat VS.. 1892 Arthur West,
pour accusation de meurtre. traduit
devant la cOur, faccuse plaida pas
coupable, ct l'affaire fut fxGe pour
lundi lie ~ Septembre.
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Nendredi, lie Q Scptembre. 1892.

-Etat vs.. 1911 Freeman Bryant,
information pour L tirer dams Ii
place publique, ct &c port d'armes
dangereuses.
-Etat vs.. 1912 Harry Gary, in
formation pour assault ct batterie ::
traduit deyant Ia cour, %laccusG plaida
coupable ct fut remis en- charge du
sheriff.
-Etat vs.. 1879 Anna Kerr. accuse
de petit larcin laffaire fut essaye,
ct lie jury trouva un verdict de pas
coupable, ct l'accusee fut d~GchargGe.
-Etat VS.. 1918. Gordon Burke,
charge de vol l'avocat dc District
entra TN "oW p~roSrgui.
-Etat VS.. 1875 Ignacius Stone. ac.
~cusation de vendre dies l%iqueurs al
cooliques a II license traduit de
want la cour, l'accuse plaida coupable,
ct fut condamn6 a $1,000 d'amende,
on 30 jours Gle prison paroissiale.
-Etat vs., 1913 Henry Gary, pour
assault ct batterie. ~laccusG plaida
coupable, ct fut condamnea $500 d'a-
mende ct - jours dc prison, ct en-
default de payer III dite amende de
$500, jours dc plus de prison.
--Etat vs.. l236 Alfred Poyal. &C,
~cusation pour veDdre DIES %liqueurs al,
cooliques sans license traduit de.
want Ia cour, l'accust plaida coupable,
ct fut condamnG a $1,000 d'amende.
GU 30 jours de prison.
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Mardi lie Ii Septembre. 1892.

-Etat vs.. l24l Freeman Bryan,
pour avoir tire dams une place publ
que, ct port d'armes dangereuses
traduit devant Ia cour, il plaida pas
coupable, l'ataire est fx6e pour jeudi
lie Is Sept.
-Etat VS.. l214 Edgar ct On6sipe
Blanchard accusation pour meurtre
lafaire fut essay6e devant I'm iuri
ct apres l~6vidence, arguments, ct la
charge du JUICE, lie uri porta I'm YER
diet unanime de, "pos coupoble," ct
les deux accuses furent mis- en- libert6.
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NOTES DE L'EXPOSITTON DE
CHICAGO.

-Dapres les applications recues
au bureau central, 100, 900 hommes
prendront part a la procession lie Jour
de inauguration dies batisses de
Exposition au mois d'octobre.
I'm moroccan dor valiant $4,000
sera exhibe dams la section du Mon
tana.
lie jour de inauguration, en-
octob,e, il J aura 1900 sieges rGser-
YES exclusivement pour les reporters
de ~journaux.
La care du chemin Gle fer du
jackson Park constitute sp6cialement
pour lie temps de rExposition anra
.50x300 pieds, avec une annexe de
100X772 pieds. On pourra y charger
ct dGcharger 30 trains 4 Ia fols.
-Trente-deux lubricants de sole
de Lyon (France) rivaliseront a qui
fera lie plus bel exhibit. Cette vile
EST lie centre OH ron trouve lie plus
grand nombre de fabriques de sole
de l'univers.
I'm syndicat qui Went de Sc
former q offert aux directeurs de
lexposition la somme de $120,0 900
pour avoir lie privilege absolu de la
vente DIES pistaches peanuts) dams
IeEceinte de rExposition.
I'm club de la valeur de $4,000
va etre trige pres du pare Johnson.
Cette maison servira de quarters
generaux aux bicyclistes de toutes
les parties du monde qui visiteront
l'Exposition lGte proclaim.
lie gouvernement du Japon va
envoyer deux mile dGlGgu6s japonais
qui demeureront 4 Chicago toute la
duree de rExposition pour bonner
l'avantage visiteurs d'etudier les
usagcs de %l'empire du mikado. Apres
celia ces delegues visiteront les prin-
cipalcs villes DIES Etats-Unis pour V
etudicr. a !cur tour, les coutumes du
ptuple anne icain.
--L'Ecole Normale du Kansas, qui
content 1900 tleves ct qui est Ger
tainement liz plus grande de rOuest
Va f,tire TN magnifique exhibit sur
leducation.
On Went de complGter la grande
sale pour les ceremonies d'octobre.
Ellie a deux grandes plates-formes
pouvant contenir Tune $500 person.
J mes, destinee aux invites, l'autre 1000
musiclens. Outre celia. Ia sale peut
Moore contenir 10000 Spectators.
Cette construction mesurc 300 picjis
sur 1.2SO.
Liable j. G. Carriere, professeur
de geologic ct &c science natnrclle aI
college St-Laurent, i Montreal, est il
Ottawa an sujet de produ;ts Il exposer
a Chicago en- 1893. Ces produits
comprendront dies specimens propres
a reducation. Ii est accompagnG de
deux membres de cette institution.
LIS ont visitG TEcole Normale, la
Ferme Experimental ct lie Musee
Gtologique, ct ont obtenu d'utiles
irformations qui leur aideront il pre-
parer les produits a exposer.-(,les-
sager.)
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18me District Judiciaire, ~laquelle
avec 0 serment d'office fut trans
critic sur les minutes.
--Etat VS.. 12I6 Jack Doyle, accuse
l ? de vol, ct % d'assaut en- tirant
sur quelqu'un Reimbursement Pavo-
cat de District entra IN noW prosequt
pour lie premier compte ct r%accuse
plaida coupable pour lie second compile
ct fut condamn6 4 80 iours d'empri,
sonnement.
-Etat vs.. 1921 Isaac Westley
pour tirer ave- intention dc commettre
III meartre l'afaire fut essav6e par
la cour, ct lie juri porta uu verdict de
coupaole.
-Etat VS.. Joseph Albert alias
Joseph Creole pour intliger une
blessure moins de mutilation Faf-
faire parut devant Ia cour, ct le iuri
porta I'm verdict de pas coupable.
-Etat vs.. Oville Ch6rami, pour
assault ct batterie raccus6 plaida pas
coupable, ct laftaire fut fix6e pour
mardi lie 20 Septembre.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes 4 meme d'executer tons les ouvrages
typomraphioues oui nous seront conties. Les
brefs davocat, cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitatio1, biancs. circu
laires, etc., seront imprimes dams lie plus bre
delai ct "a ces prix 0ul detient toute concur
renee.
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GOUFF RE
MI \
AU FOND DU GOUFFRE
Suite

Non o ! repondit lie docteur,
celia ne peut pas 6tre, je he lie veux
las /. Ce flGau, je viens lie combattre
ces douleurs, je les previendrai. lie
mercure vous tue, jc %trouverai lie
moyen den affaiblir les ravages.
C'est I'm duel acharne qui commence
entire Get agent destructif ct moi, ct,
~croyez-le, comte Albert, Dieu sera
avec celui qui implore humblement
son aide.
-Je veux vous croire, rGpondit
Carlo, j'ai tant besoin d'espGrer.
Une cloche Sc fit entendre, ct Al
BERT Sc leva
-yons me laissez plein d'espoir,
lui dit-il. Liable Fulda scutenait
mon anne, je vais demander a Dieu que
vous gu6rissiez mon corps.
IN second son lie la cloche avertit
les travailleurs que rheure du repas
etait terminee, le docteur lie cOmDrit.
ct serrant avec effusion les mains du
comte Aiberti
lie Seigneur vous Anne, lui dit-il,
lie Seigneur vous sauvera.
Taudis que Bethlen Halls s'entrete-
matt avec lie comte Carlo, Fable Fulda
parcourait la mine. L'un apr4s Pau
tire il v~isitait les couloirs emplis de
travailleurs. A Pun il adressait I'm
rcproche amical, il ~relevait rautre ole
son abatement. Les mis6rables don't
chaque jour emportait un reste de vie
lui devaient la resignation.
Duel minlstere eNercait ce pr6tre,
volontaire martyr Gle la charlie !! La
vue DIES infirmites humaines nous
a tous une impression de de-
govt c'est la re1exion qui inspire
Ia pitit lie movement instinctif est
de Sc reculer de tout homme portaEt
une plate ou trahissant un NAL incura-
BILE. II semhle meme que l~'approche
de ces %malheureux nous epouvante
CONNIE une SCULPTURE. Nos regards sc
document de ceux que ron9e une
lepre mortelle, un cancer devorant. II
faut de illeroisme pour TOUGHER les
plates ct bander les pleasures. Nos
nerfs sont sensitifs au plus haut degre.
IL nest pas aussi facile qu'on lie pour
raft croire de triompher de ses re.
pugnances.
Liable Fulda devait a une ORGANISE
ton delicate une horreur naturelle dc
tout ce qui porte lie cachet de Ia
laideur on du malsain. SEES nerfs Sc
crispaient devant certains tableaux
La delicatesse de ses Oroanes repous.
salt toute laideur CONNIE la beaute dc
sol anne lui faisait jadis 6prouver una
souffrance Ill contact DIES etres per
vers.
Aussi, quand il songea a gutter le
monde pour Dieu, sa premiere pcaste
fut-elle de s'enfermer dams un de ces
cloitres OH lie cnur brille deyant Fan.
tel CONNIE I'm %encehsoir, OH Tame,
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Lundi lie II Sept, 1892.

LIE JUICE L. P. Caillouet, presidant.
LHon. B. T. Winchester vint en-
cour, ct presenta So commission com
me a,Ocat de District de la cour du
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ADJOURNMENT.
ANNONCES.

Oh care de 10 !ignes: lere. insertion, sl.2o
+" 2me. 10
" Insertion add 50
Toute anneTee ,ndlquant la profession
Tgnes mar an. d,ayance IS 90
Annon.e re candidats. d'avance,...-.1 10 90
Neerologle, par 10
Toute annonce commercials publlee a ran
nee sera inseree au taux de 80 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nombre dinsertions
n est pas specific sera ins6ree jusqu'a nouvel
Ordre au taux ordinaire.
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A Trip to Florida for 20 Cents.

Whether you are going for the
first time, have been there a dozen
times, or never expect to go at all,
bit have to content yourself with
"stay-at-home'' trsyel, you will
thoroughly enjoy reading the
charming paper, "The Gay Session
IN Florida" published IN Demor-
est's Family Magazine for Janu-
airy, which, with its sprightly de-
scrlptions of the beauties and
pleasures of the popular resorts,
and the numerous handsome illus
trations, brings all the notable
places of ''the land of flowers" so
yividly before the mind that one
may have ali the pleasure of the
fascinating. but, alas! expensive
trip, without mourning the fatigue,
expense, or trouble of the jour
ney.
II you wish e 10. ger trip, you
have only to read "Bebe Bwans,"
in the same mum Der, to learn OF
the uniqp4 adventure of an Amer
lean woman, Mrs. French Shell
don, in the wilds of Africa. "rhir-
ty Degrees Below Zero" will tell
how much you may miss by not
experiencing a Dakota blizzard;
by reading "a Debutente's Win
ter in New York you will learn
how the 600" of New York spend
their holidays; and all this need
cost you but 20 cents for this spe-
cial number, which Is only fair
sample Of what is given twelve
times year for 50, Published
by W. Jennings Demorest, Is
East 18th St, New York.
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Teachers Association.

The Columbian session OF tn
District Teachers Associatioi
will be IN the Normal Chan
Tuesday evening Dee. 9th. The
following programme will be pre-
sented:
Music.
lnvocation--Dr. J. B. Mitchell
Music,
Address of welcome, Mayor J.
W. Tinsmsn.
Response, Prof. J. Whiteford,
Milan, No.
Defamation, NJ. B. schofield.
TripIett, Mo.
Music.
Lectme, Progress of Education
in Amerlcs, Pres. W. d. Dobson.
4 cori'nl invitation is extended
% The public. j. L. Muir,
Pres.
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Christmas Bells
WILL SOON BE RINGING.

Do you know what these bells
call for? OF couse you do. CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS. Why don't you
buy them NOW, before the pretti-
est things are all gone? Are you
puzzled over what TO buy? Let
US suggest visit to our store, it
will help you wonderfully, for We
have something for everybody.
Our store ls packed with beautiful
and useful presents, which are
sure to please those who receive
them. Don't worry oyer " hat to
buy; call and see what We have,
you are sure to find something
you want. Don't forget that our
prices are all right, you can't buy
goods any cheaper than We sell
them. You are cordially invited
to call and see our display.
SANDS & THOMAS.
Jewellers, North Side.
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Report of the Hazel Green
school for the month beginning
November IL, and ending Decem-
ber l6, 1892:
Total number of pupils in at
tendance, 81; total numbe, Of
days attended by all pupils, S2S:
average number of pupils who
attended each day, 43 l1-l9, aver
age number of days attended by
each pupil, IA 30-57; number Of
days taught, 19 Those who we're
not absent during the month are:
Maggie ard Willie Breeh, DE
Beriie aud Ode Clsrkson, Lottie
aud Nellie Mason, Della Dye, Lii
lie, Ray and Earl Byrne, Joseph
Palmer, Earl Ferguson and Fear
less Riedon.
Dora LINy1LLE, Teacher.
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INNOCENCE.

Like the rose and pearl on the brow OF morn,
Like the fragrant bloom of May,
Like ahope down deep in the bosom bora.
Which hemorrow drives away
Is the angel that bides with us a titsr,
when few sre our cares and years,
In that beautiful, narrow chiitihood's cline,
That borders the vale of tears.
II weavos thro' our Visions magic CLEANS,
And wondrously well it paints.
on the starry scroll, seraphic dreams,
On the clouds, the hope OF saints.
II blends in a symphony the notes
Ofthe summer birds and rills,
Aud beneath its spell pnan floats
From the everlasting hills
1t plants "Gou bless you" in the eye,
Wherever hall l-fellows meet,
And ii stirs the lips with a heartfelt sigh,
In cadence with parting feet
At the grave of dear one lost it brings
a sorrow that is not pain,
And 1t feels in the zephyr viewIess wings,
That We're given not in vain.
o., little of trouble or OF care
VIII this ange, of peace indorse;
IT knows not the canker of despair,
Nor the demon OF remorse.
It touches The drops of passing grief
With more than the rainbow's glow,
And it comes with sweet benign relief
To the darkest haunt of woe.
But we know 1t row ne more,
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Adalr Notes.
Rev. Father Ryon, of Moberlg,
spent several days of last week
among his former parishiouers.

Rev. Father Ryon, of Moberlg,
spent several days of last week
among his former practitioners
Mrs. Unice Lacy left recently
to spend the winter visiting her
laughter, of Ottumws, Mont.
Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. D. Nc
Gonigle, jr,, are visiting relatives
in Montgomery, Ala.
A. G. Rowlison, cur ex-assessor
and assessor elect, accompanied
by his sister Dora, went to hirks-
vile last Thursday returning Fri
day.
Peter O'Donnel is having q
fine residence erected.
Miss Lizzie ODonnel, Mrs.
Ludden, Mrs. Gillday and Thos.
Welch, SEN. have all bean on the
sick list, but we state with pleas
ure that all are mproving.
Owing to the disagreeable
weather farmers IN this locality
are unusually late coEn-gathering,
many having yet much corn iu the
field.
Miss Frances Cobb, OF the Buz-
zerd Glory district, has closed
school for & two weeks vacation
during the holidays Garden
Grove viii also vacate next week.
Stop-over Privileges Discontinued.
To avoid manipulation and ille-
gitimate use of its tickets, the
Wabash Railroad company has
found 1t necessary to discontinue
the granting of stop-oyer privll-
eges on all kinds and classes of
tickets, and after January 1st,
1898 passeners will be obliged 10
purchase tickets from point 10
point. The new arrangement,
however, which will be fully ex-
plain by any of the Company'e
Agents, viii be found to be equal
ly as convenient to the travelling
public as the old, while the Com
pany will be enabled to protect it.
self from imposition.
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School Report.

Ttird monthly report of Olive
Hill School for the month COM
mencing Norember l4 and ending
December 8:
Number OF days taught, l9;
mum Der of popils enrolled during
tue month, 81; whole number of
days attended by all pupils, 23S;
average number Of pupils attend
ing each day, 10 1913; average
number of days attended by each
pupil, LII. Names of those pres
ent every day during the month
are: Mary Quinn, Daisy South,
Mary and Maggie Forke.
NoEA j.. CRAMER, Teacher.
Report of Green Grove school
for the month ending November
%, 1892:
Number of pupils enrolled dur
ing the month, 63; number of days
taught, 19; mum Der of days attend
ed ny all pupils, 7S4; number OF
pupils attending each day, AIS;
number of days attended by eac
pupil, 1249 Those attending
every day during the month are
Charley Hickman, Annie Coon.
field, Ivy Sanders, Lille. tAnnir
and Maude Hickman. Visitors
John Virden, j. e.. Braden, San
Shumste, Beatty White, Ed o.
Brien, Tom Vansickle and others
HARVEY BLEDsoE, Teacher.
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Winter Tourist Excursions via the
Wabash.

Low rate Winter Tourist" tick
cts are now on sale via the Wa
bash to Florida and the southern
states, to Texas, New Mexico,
California, and all Pacific Coast
states. Just the thing. Good from
6 to 9 months with stop over priv
ileges. If you contemplate a
winter trip confer with me for
particulars. Low rate one way
tickets also on sale.
W. E. NooNAN Agent,
Kirksville, Mo.
The Great Wabash Route.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10, 90

The most daring and desperate
Democratic conspiracy since the
days of those concocted for the
perpetuation and extension of
human slavery is now well under
We L's chief manipulation Is
Senator Gorman, and the Doodle"
end is being looked after by Sem
ator Brice, whose relations with
wealthy monopolies gives him
control of all the money that may
be needed. 1t was to blind the
people to The object of this con-
spIracy that German, Brice and
Company raised the senseless cry
that the Republicans were trying
to rob the Democrats Of the Sena-
tors to be elected by the legisla-
tures of California, n. Dakota,
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Art Loan Exhibition.

The Y. P. S. c. e. of Presby-
terlan church viii have an exhibit
in the church parlors great num-
Der of curiosities both foreign and
American, rare paintings, relics
etc, things worth seeing, to
which they invite the public. The
parlors will he opened Tuesday,
Dee. 9th afternoon and evening
and every afternoon thereafter for
a week or ten days. Proceeds to
be applied to church debt. Ad-
mission 10 cts.
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And W. S. Hicks has bushels
of it on good farms at a low rste
of interest. Remember when you
negotiatlste a loan with me, I
guarantee you the lowest rates of
interest. Cali In and be convinc-
ed. Loans closed up in from 3 to
4 days. W. s. HICKS,
Kirksyllle, Mo.
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Special Offer to Subscribers.
THE WEEKLY GLoBE-DEMoCRAT.

THE WEEKLY GLoBE-DEMoCRAT.
The farmer, the merchant or
the professional man who has not
the time to read q large daily
newspaper, will fndln the Weekly
Embellishments. consisting of ten
pages, paper that exactly suits
him-brimful of the best news of
the day, sufficiently condensed to
meet his needs. Though strictly
Republican in principles, it is
never so partisan as to suppress
any important news necessary to
a correct knowledge of current
events. Once reader, always a
reader. Price Loo per year
Any person sending us three dol
iars for three yearly subscriptions
to the Weekly. will receive one
copy free for year. A free sam
ole copy may be had by writing
tor it. Subscriptions received by
all postmssters or newsdealers
throughout the United States. OF
iirectly by
GLocE PRINTING Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
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Last Call.

The accounts belonging to Jo-
seph Douglass well be with Ross
& Hamilton for collection. All
parties interested will save Trouble
by calling and settling soon.
1T JOSEPH DOUGLASS.
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Machinlst Wanted.

Small capital required to buy
home and interest in good busi-
ness, with $3.50 per day wages,
For particulars apply to
81. E. PATTERSON,
Kirksville, No.
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turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens

We have in onr coops in rear of
our store, 20 fat Turkeys we are
stall feeding for dressing. We
have in our employ George
Raindge, who is a professional
poultry dresser, and we can fur
nish a turkey, duck, grouse or
chicken dressed at 30 minutes
notice, any size or kind. When
In need of any poultry give us
your order, and you will be sure
to get well fatted ard we'll dressed
stock. North Side Grocers.
SIGLER Bros.
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Who Wants the Word of God.

WHO wants the Word of God.
Bibles and testaments of the
American Bible Society press are
on sale by r. NJ. Buckmaster in
the business house of B. W.
Sands the jeweler and Mr.. Buck.
master. Any person wanting
Bibles or Testaments are request
ed to call on Mr.. Buckmaster. As
tor substantial finish and cheap
ness the publications of said soci-
ETY. commend themselves to pur-
chasers. j. B. MITCHELL,
Ch. Ex. Com.
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Buckmaster can and will sell
you g piano or organ for less mon
ey than you can buy the same in
strument from any travelling agent
o. any other man. Petronize your
nelghbors.
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Notice to Settle.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned are
requested to call and settle by
January l, 1898.
W. Il. CLARK & Bro,
Sublette, Mo.