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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11

A Minnesota farmer last season
took drifted snow and put it in the
ice house. packing each load and
wetting it with water from the
well, finishing up each night with
all the snow the water would take.
When full and frozen it was cov-
cred with sawdust, the same as
Ice.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11
The Handsomest Lady In Klrks-
vile.

Remarked to friend the other
day that she knew Kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs was
a superior remedy as it stopped
her cough instantly when other
nough remedies had no effect
whatever. So to prove this and
convince you OF its merits, any
druggist will give you q sample
bottle free. Large size SOC. and $40
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,,

Boston, Nov. 10-Russell's plu-
rality in Boston was IA 113. Rus
sci is probably reelected Cover
nor by very small majority. The
Democratic State committee
claims Gov. Russell's election by
from ], 800 to 1000.
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MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Mimi, November l

St Paul, Mimi, November 10.
Ninety-two precincts in MINES
ota outside of the cities give Har-
rison 1851; Cleveland, 1905; as
compared with the vote cast in
the same precincts four years ago,
there is a Republican loss OF
], l,254 If the same ratio of loss con-
tinues the Harrison electors will
have from 10000 to $4,000 plurali-
ty over the straight Democratic
electors.
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TALES FROM
TOWN TOPICS.

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SO ever published.
More than 5000 LEADING NEWS
PAPERS in North America have eomplimented
this publication during Its first year, and uni
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Published iss day Of September, December,
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, November
10. Cleveland's plurality In this
State is $3.50, and the majority of
Morris, the Democrat, is 1,469
oyer all, and he is elected Gov
ernor by popular vote. Three
Democratic Congre ,smen are
elected, and there are ties in five
towns. The House Will be Re-
publican, but the Senate will have
a Democratic majority. The en-
tire Democratic ticket is probably
elected.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11

You can never keep up with
work on the farm, if you ever put
off until tomorrow what can be
done to-day.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11

Itch on human and horses ana
ON animals cured in 30 minutes
all Woolford's Sanitary lotion.
This never fails. Sold By b. r.
Henry druggist, Kirksville.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11

instead OF baby Mckee.
-Cleveland carried the solid
south, England and Canada.
The Republicans saved sew.
eral States and Adair county.
WHAT'S the matter with
Adsir county? She's all right!
-Adair county viii be rep
resented in the next Legislature.
The Democrats will be the
first to tire of Grover Cleveland.
The editor Of the Dem ocrat
would make good looking post
master.
Where would we have bee n
had Adsir county gone back on
us?
The Democratic party can
not repeat Tuesdays victory In
1896.
In the midst of all discour-
agements let MS continue to stand
up for Missouri,
Missouri gives a "yaller'
dog majority for Stone, but 1t Is
not as "yaller" as it used to be.
The Democrats will soon
begin fight among themselves
over the spoils of Tuesdays VIC
tory.
Judge Hess made msgni-
ficent race, and reduced Elllsons
maiorlties in all the Democratic
counties,
The weather is quite chilly
for Republicans, but Democrats
seem to be quite comfortable With
out coats.
The election is over and
business which has been at q
stand still, almost, can now pro-
ceed as usual.
Mr.. Vest will now have an
excellent opportunity to tight the
protected industries of the coun-
try to the death.
Putnam county gave Cram
er q majority Of 1890. If there is
anything Putnam wants she can
draw Oh Adair at sight.
President Harrison's ad
mipistration mas teen free from
scandals, and he will retire te
private lie honored by the whole
country.
--Ine editor of the Democrat
gave the judicial vote IN advance
some weeks ago, In the light ol
the returns he will have to revise
his fgmres.
The GRAPHIC rooster IS no
in condition to be on exhibitor
this week. He became i'll Tuesday
morning and has steadily grow
worse ever since.
1t cost the state goot
many thousands of dollars to at
tach Shelby county to the secont
judicial district. 1t was done
however, and 1t saved Juuge Eli
a defeat by majority of 600.
Illinois was not carried 70
the Democrats on political issues
1t wss the pretense that the com
pulsory education law lnterfere'
with parental authority tina
caused Lutheran and Catholl
Republicans to act with the Dem
ocrat5.
The Democrats will hav
the President and beth Houses 0
Congress in 1898. This is as /
should be. One party alone vii
be responsible for each Legislative
act, and 1t is safe to say that leg
islation will be watched and stud
led and its effects noted for th'
next four years. as it never ha'
been in the history of the country
II. NJ. Harrington and 9th
ers made strong effort to induc'
the county court to divide Benton
township into two precincts be
fore the election. The court re
fused, though the effort of Mr.
Harrington was seconded by
strong petition. The court. If it il
not willfully blind, now sees iii
error in refusing to grant th'
PRAYER of the petition. The count
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NORTH DAKOTA,
DELAWARE.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D., November 10.
Returns are unprecedently
slow. Weaver has carried the
State by 1000 majority, and Shell
don Rep. } is elected Governor.
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, To-, Noy. 9--On
very meager returns, owing to the
count still progressing in many
precincts, it appears to have gone
O,OOO or 1900 Republican.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kss November 10.
Chairman Breidenthal, of the
Democratic State Committee, says
the Weaver electors will have a
majority in the State of $4,000;
that of Leweling, for Governor,
will have 1900 majority, and
that the Democrats and Populists
will get seven Congressman.
Weayers entire electoral vote, as
SO far reported, is 80.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, w. Va, November
10. Chairman Dawson, of the
Republican State Committee
claims the election of both the
State and National tickets.
Democratic claims are quite the
contrary. There are no accurate
figures.
Charleston, W. Va, November
10. Cleveland has undoubtedly
carried the State, probably by
1000. The election of the entire
Democratic State ticket is gener-
ally conceded.
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GROVER WINS.
The Democrats Sueep
The Country.
Latest Election Returns.
WYOMING.

WYOMING.
Cheyenne, Wyo. November 10.
Reports received up to 9 o'clock
this morning from all over indl-
cate that Cleveland Las swept the
State.
Laramie, Wyo., November 10.
The Weaver electors and the
Democratic State ticket have been
elected.
RHODE ISLAND.
Newport, r. l., November 10.
Earrisons plurality Is 2,5Ol.
The vote is: slrison, 27,600;
Cleveland, 25,099; Weaver, SOL;
Bidwell, l.775.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, n. H., November 10,
Harrison has probably carried
the State by majority of 1000.
NEVADA.
Reno, New, November 10.
Weaver carries this State by
about l,500.
NORTH DAKOTA,
Bismark, n. D., November 10.
The National, Congressional,
State and Legislative ticket will
be Republican by small majority.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del, November 10.
The latest returns indicate g
majority of 1000 for Cleveland
and a Democratic Legislature is
chosen, insuring the re-ela ction of
Senator Gray.
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TIE suBLErrE, pnormrron.
MISSOURI

FRIDAY NOVEMBER IL 1872.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02

LANSING, April 1.-The state board of
corrections and charities has made n
report to the governor of the result of
its investigation OF the charges against
the Calhoun county poornouse manage
ment. It saws. IN substance, that the
testimony secured has been such as
shows that tnere has been unnecessary
severity N the method or Inllicting
punishment, and that the treatment OF
inmates has been less humane than
should DO allowed in an institution OF
that kind. IL Is also recomn,e nded
tnst the rule be repealed which pro-
hlbits inmates from making complaints
20 the county superintendent or from
having free communication with out
side psrtes without consent of the
keeper or The mstron. The charges az
made sre not supported by Tue tcsti-
mony taken, bat Il Is believed that toe
Interests Of those committed % the IN
sttution demand a change in the
keeper and the mairon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02

lue AA.e oa0re va S.escl~ns 40 c0asecslas
with the Erie and r. and L. r. X. Rs forms tue
quickest and most direct route . Ptttsbarx.
A. J. esrrs.
@. 7. &P. A.. CIevesana.o
C. s. RoerEs. Cits PASSENGER Agent
Jas. CaEraELl- CITY Att 2 Nonroest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
REPUBLICAN coLLEoIANs.
They win Organize Club to Check ths
Spread Of Democracy.

ny vi q W SlSSh hA1S
Spread Of Democracy.
AM ARBoR, April l.-For SOME
years there has been q growing desire
among the leading repub.i cans or the
country to see perfected al organiza-
ton among college men OF whom the
democratic party has been getting
more than its share each year.
These men are TO he the future
leaders IN the law, literature aud poll
ties OF the nation and tue importance
of keeping republlcanIsm alive IN their
breasts, Bringing them into closer COM
munion with the party leaders, and mt
ting them for active and intelligent
participation In politics, and prevent
a further growth of inactivity and IN
difference on these matters throughout
the country, Is obvious to those famu-
lar with the dangers against which cur
people must guard IN order that the
interests OF pure politics and good
government may be preserved ana pro-
NOTED.
Steps have already been taken land
committees are now at work. TO form
a national league of college and uni
versIty clubeand effect the CrganIZa-
tiOu VI 4Spubiltdu SAup III SaSh VI tac
leading educational institutions Of the
nation. These TO discuss issues OF the
day, to be addressed on economic SUBJ
jects by leading speakers from differ
ent states, and 10 counteract the per-
niciously active spirit OF the democratic
party among these men.
On May II national convention will
be held at the University Of Michigan
at which each OF the leading colleges of
the country will be represented. The
convention will close with a mos: elab-
crate banquet at which Judge Ores
ham, General Ciarks1n, Major MckIn-
ley, the Hon. J. Sloas Fassett, the Hon.
NJ. NJ. Estee, Judge ThurstoD, Governor
Foraker, the Hon. j. G. Barrows. Gen.
eral Alger, the Hon. A. b. Humphrey,
General Cutcheon, General Frank
Reedera and others are expected tospeak.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
PAID FOR THE LAND
a Trespasser on State Lands
Made 70 Settle
BY THE LAND COMMISSIONER
A Peculiar Claim kutited ca Account
Of Injuries 10 a Boy-Otbcz
News Of the State.

LANSING, April Charles johnson
OF Rock RIVER, Is not likely 10 trespsss
upon state lands 10 any appreciate
sxtent IN the future. Last fail he
bought two AGA or land from the state.
and during the winter hs proceeded 70
take the timber from these and nve
other 40s in Delta and Alger counties.
Hs action Was reported TO the state
land once. and the state trespass agent
Was sent 10 investigate, and As resuit.
with SUIT for eivll damages, and after
that a criminal prosecution with the
prospect OF term IN the state PRISON
in view, ne concluded that discretion
was the better part OF yaIor aud or.
fered 20 pay the state price Of 81 per
acre for the tive Aus tgespsssed up n
aud LAY 500 besides IN the form OF
penalty. The state swamp land tosFd
today accepted the proposition aud the
matter was thus compton, SD.
The state board Of auditors today
audited very peculiar claim, which
Was for the amount of sl2S incurred
for nursing anu medical attends nee OF
q boy sent out from the reform school
last year.
The boy. aged 10 years. WAS sent to
Muskegon. but the home to which he
Was sent not proving satisfactory, the
county agent induced = man named
Herman kusig 10 take the boy.
Shortly after gong 10 kusig's the
boy was taken violently Ill With IN
hamatory rheumatism, and his condi-
ton Is such that II will require ampu-
tatlon of one of the legs. aud he Is
otherwise thoroughly disabled. Kusig
Is poor man, but has been obliged
10 devote MS entire time TO the boy for
several months, besides paying SO for
medical attendance.
The board concluded that in justice
to him the sum OF sl25 should be al
lowed kusig.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
News in Postal clreles.

Postotfice nsme snged Eas. Sag
nav. saginaw county, to salinaw, East
ode; saginaw, saginaw county. to
pa NAV, West SIDE. Edwad X.
Pblniey commissioned postm ssier at
Saginaw, East side. NeF 4. kinsev,
pos master at saginaw, West Ssd-.
Jhanges en- sar route schedule: Flsh-
vile TO Rotternatt-Lesve Fi-hyille
dsiv, exseFt sunday, at .. ma, and
arrive as kulternu1 y i0:l5 a. M.
Leave Bustsrnuls dsily, except sun
d y. At l. , .. ni.. and arrive A. Fish
vile BY 8 g. n. AlahAsisr 70 7 'w44
tity-isa klsos sr dssT. sscs D.
sni-d y, at II a. N. and arrive at Tssss
& Is by Hasa. M. Leave IasRs Cisy
asly. except sunday. az lz.rs Z. m,
ana arrive a. faster By 1 D. m.
Ni1e % Tswss G y-Lesse Vine daily,
sxespt y n az. 80 : a. m snd aruFe Is
Tawss ~ ~ 4a a. ~. iesse 1awss
City daily. exeeps zarfsy, st q. n.
and arrive a We ~ II IS . n. Al
coca - Back Rsver~~lssss 4 sons
daily, sseeps sondsy, a. SIS .. N snd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
SHE HAD THE NERVE.
Plucky Mrs. Hubbard Resisted a Bully
With Revolver.

LAcorA. Micn., April This village
IL considerably excited over the action
of Frank Hubbard. brother of Joe
Hubbard VINO Is doing time IN jack
son. Fran& went 20 the farm of j. j..
Hubbard, near here, and attempted to
secure q horse ftom Mrs. Hubbard
that ne might dispose of 1t at a sale by
Joe's or%r. Mrs. Hubbard resisted
and the bad brother drew y loaded
revolver aud thrust it into her face.
Mrs. HubUs<d dared him to fire and
then. procuring a shotgun that was uu-
lOsSed. drove him Nom the place. A
warrant Is out for bls arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02

Cemnends - the public sNfossl tie
syrup OF Figs. II 10 f'essans 20 tas
fasgs And BY sctsne gently 90 the hid.
news. liver snd hosris 20 CLEANSE th~
systsea sffsetasilY. 4 promotes the
snd 9Th m.lllees 4 : tie bess saa ofsly
remedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02

arrive at B lack RIVER by s.ls q. IA;
leave Black r yer daily, except Sunday,
AZ A. IA. and arrive al A oaa at a.
M Big RIVER 10 ogontz-Leaye Big
River daily, except >en lay, at $50 n.
m. and arrive al OgontZ 10y Z 20 4. "a. /;
ave ogontz daily, except Sunday, at
$50 .. m. and arrive al Big River by
1880 .. m. honseman 10 HaTt-Lesse
Hooseman daily, except sunday. IL 3
p. M. ami arrive Al Hart by 8 10 p. m.;
leave Hart daily. except sunday 81
II 80 .. IN. and arrive al Houseman by
40 D. IN.
Jonn Pough has bee com issioned
postmaster at Hyde, and samuel ;.
Burnett postmaster AZ Lake Ann.
William z. skinner "a been nominated
o. slmaster AZ Cedar 5 Jrings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
DETROIT, JAN. 3 1899

GOING TO DETROIT
Lv. GRID RAPIDS. 7:i5 am y 90 pm S:Sepm
Ar. DETR0lT-.........12g 90 m 1910 pm 10:s0pm
RETURNING FROM DETROIT.
Lv. nETR0IT....... : :os am sl:i5 pm $50 nm
Ar, G'kD RAPIDS II sc am -5is pm I0:i5 pm
To ard from Lansing and Howell-Szme as
10 aud from Detroit.
TO AND FRoN SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST. LOUIS
Lv. Grand Rapids ................. 05 am AIS pm
Ar oIand % am lo:&9 pm
TO LOWELL VIA LowKIi. HASTINGS r. n.
Nv. Grand Rapids. Is am loo pm 5.sopm
Ar. from Lowell .........l 80 am 5:l5 pm ......-.-
THROUGH GAR SERVICE.
Between rand Rapids and Detreit-Parior
cars on all trains. Seats y cents.
Between Grand Rapids and Sagi nsw-PArlor
car leaves Grand Rapids : :05 am; arrives In
Grand Rapids lal-se pm. Seats y cents
Every day. othertrains week DAYS only.
GEO. DKHAVEN. Gen. PSss'r Ag't
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02

Marriage.
Married persons or young men contain
plating marriage. aware OF physical
weakness, loss OF provocative powers,
or any other disqualified
lions, speedily relieved He who places
himself under our care may eons.de in
our honor as gentlemen, and Confident
ly rely on our skill as Physicians. Wei
have had many years experience in hos
pitals and private practice and are
graduates Of the most eminent Medical
COLLEGES of u. S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
MIGHIGANCENTRAI

tllaiIy. A. o;He = daily ex cepf sunday.
Taking eject sun isy. jay Is. lssS
Sleeping cars ca Pacific and AylAaue AZ
presses - AID from Detroit P~rof Car
leave for Dst.eit 90 q. ~ Tet1, a!..4
leave Detroit af l:sa n. m. arriving
Grand Raids at 10 q. n Direct connect ori
made Of Detroit with al taroush trains c4si
Ticket on sale AZ luton Ticket o4lce. 81 .4ea
roe street and NJ Union pct.
FREp NJ BRroes, Gen. Art IS nonrces
OW Rre0LKx O. p and z. AT. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
Michigan Pensions Granted.

Michigan pension granted; Original
Francis Jackson. Albsrt Armspoksr,
John Hewitt. David Stephenson,
Charles Crosby, Jacob Schneider. Sam
ual K. Mack. William Ii. Brltton. Henry
May, Randall Fox. Jerome b. Frazier,
James J. Carpenter. Andrew j. John
son, Charles Wall; Joseph Drew,
Charles Z. Parker, William III. Easton,
duncan Fleming. Edward Frank. La
fayetts B. Allen. Additional-Abraan
Babeock, Eugene $. Humphrey. silas
Compton, Horace 2. Shaver. Increase
-Theron q. Ladder. George SeIbert,
CALVIN Stubin. David W. Parker. Aaron
Garrison. Albert ID. Carpenter, John o.
Drlnkail. Michael Cross, Richard l..
Richardson. Robert Martin. George W.
Croswell, Elmore ii. Cahow. Charles
Snyder. Reissue-Charles Coe, Luclen
II. Daytod. deceased. Original widows,
etc.-Sarah Martin, Nancy Hoag.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
situationat San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 1S.-There was a
carload of cedar posts set in on train %
of the Southern Pacific from the Aran.
sas Pass, and the Southern Pacific train
men most positively refused TO handle it,
and the engineer said that before he
would handle it he would cut the engine
loose and put it in the roundhouse, that
his engine had never pulled scab freight
and never would while he stood in and
was in charge of it. The car was side.
tracked, and none of the men discharged
for failing to handle it. This is regarded
as a test case.
A telegram received here from Taylor
announces that two train loads of coal
were made up in the yard there for ship
ment here to the Arkansas Pass railway
but no crews could be found to handle
them and they are still standing in the
yard there. 1t is expected that the vari.
Gus railway operatives all over the state
and possibly all over the United States
will follow the example of the Arkansas
Pass employees. Since the strike mum
Der of men have concluded to federate
Six of the old employees, station agents
of the Sap, have been ON their applica
ton restored to their former positions OIL
similar ones. They were at Runge
Giddings, Ganahl, Yorktown, Winches
ter and other points.
A large meeting of citizens, under thu
auspices of the liberal association, wal
held at convention hall. After lengthy
address by Professor o. A. Phelps on tn,
question of individual liberty of tn,
servant and the tyrrany of the master
the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, there is now strike il
progress between the employees of thu
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
Still ADprehensiye,

FLoREsvILLE, Tex, Jan. 1S.-The San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass passenger
trains continue to run on time and the
local freight trains have been in opera
ton several days; still all apprehension
of the effect of the strike has not been
dispelled. 1t is insisted by the strikers
and their sympathizers that a general
strike will ensue as soon as Arkansas Pass
freight is offered for shipment on other
lines. If this is true general
tie-up is imminent unless some set
Element is made. Floresville is ex-
ceedingly anxious about the matter,
as she has already suffered greatly from
the strike as first inaugurated. Not a
few people here are afraid to ride on the
tIains at present, because it is known
that in some instances incompetent and
inexperienced persons have been given
responsible positions on these trains
since the strike, and it is impossible tt
know or conjecture to what extent this
has been done.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
A Sprnined Ankle.

This is a common occurance and
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Do not allow any other white Lini.
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Liniment. There is no other like it.
Ask for Billiards. Snow Linlment,
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-18
DR.. Willis, Specialist.

Owing to Increased business, | will
remain at Waco till June, 1902. Will
say to all who are afflicted with Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma and
Catarrh, call and see his ne,c process for
treating said diseases. Hot n,edicated
steam taken direct 10 diseased parts
by tnhaldttoa. A positive cure in
most cases.
Will restore hearing when deafness
is caused by catarrh. Am also pre-
paired to treat female disorders,
rheumatism, liver and kidney diseases,
neuralgia. Hay fever aua la grippe
relieved promptly.
Rooms up stairs over McKennon
Bros. & Co.'S drug store.
Office hours, 8 to IL q, m; to
p. m.