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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-29
SeirathsiHctne':
s. 81. &ufea unb 9uloa 8. 8enefe
Was fir @ieienbdume es in ben

Mas fir &ieienbdume es in ben
9aranaloungen nod giebt, 5eigen bic
i'm p%ergangenen MiHter i'm ytepiere
Stiege porgenommenen S6lagungen.
SIS murben bort unter Mnberem etipa
10 je 400 bis 500 Sabre alte @i6en
gefdllt. beren ftdrfte l SUB pOm @rbs
boben einen Ourdmeifer bon 65 3Ol
batte unb iiber 35 &aummeter 9ol3
iieferte. Sn bieien Winter sing maj
in bemieIben &epiere beionbers ben
1tarten 8u9en 81 2eibe. Sic ftGrtlte
bate einen Surdmefer bon 81 SUB,
mas BEL 8u6en i6on etuas 4uBerorz
Oentli6es 1T. Nu6 eini9e 6i6ten, bic
Der Dirt perfielen, erre9ten bur6 rieliae
96be gere6tes @rltaunen: Die bo6ite
NAB iiber 131 SUB,
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a1 Menn Sentanb fein unb 5u anz
n%ebmbaren Breiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum 80 8arten. Die
9erren Gbciner & @aml, 8eiBer bies
ies @tabli1ements, balten barauf, tire
@dite ftets pollfommen 5ufrieben gu ftels
len. Ollie iaifonmdBigen Delifatefen,
@uftern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c finb
bortin Der belifateften 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten merben anf
Muni9 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbf9aft berbunbene 9 a II
0 0 nj bic beften @etrdnfe, itets frii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-29

SHpls' Yalmen : @arten 1T Der
Sammelplab ber 9euti6en bon San
@ttonip nit ibrer Samilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Nbettb Srei &on3erte an
bier Nbenben in Der @D9e linb itets
aablrei6 beiu9t unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
sdpl5' salppm 1T Der sr0Bte unb
lebbaftelte in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
unb @bisfeps unb aae5eit fellerfrii6es
8ier, lotpie bic be1tet1 @tgarren. S6ola'
2un6 erfreut ii6 algemeiner @ners
fennung nnb regen 3uipru9s.
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SofOrt uerlanst! 100 prattiIde
6Grtner.

gn praftif6e @drt1er urtb Obfsiid)s
ter pirb ei1e bef6rdnfte Qn3abl BON
bier unb 5ebn Qcres 8lofs, rotber
.Sanblebm, brei Meilen lib6tli6 bon
Der Poitoffice berfauft. 9iefe 8lods
befinben li6 in Der @ranb 8iem Mbbi=
tiom, 1inb ipe5iea fir @drtner urb
Sbf5ii6ter ansgelegt unb f6nnen ben
nabe3u poqenbeten artelii9en 8run1tet1
benuben. lint nun bieie Baraelen
obne @er5ug bon praftii6en @drtnern
unb Sbf5ii9tern beiiebeln gu laHett,
pirb cine bei6rdnfte Nr5abl berielben
s1 e~rmdBigtem Breiie perfauft perben.
6ier 1T eine @elegenbeit, mo- Sbr aebn
Ncres 2atb gu @urem eigener preiie
faufen f6nnt, bic, mettn nit Sbitbduz
men b%epftan5t, in tpenisen Sabren ein
8ermDgen reprdientiren, 9ieie parz
5elen Iinb fdmmtli6 ppm @puntpz8erz
mei1er obgetbeilt mprben, unb es mirb
mir ein Vergniigcr MAIDEN, etwaigen
&dufern bieielben gu 5eisen unb bic
Greu5ert an5ugeben. Wenbet @u6 at
S. g. 9ismupitD,
pberbalb Ser Seras : National : 8anf.
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geeuralata In Is Wiuuteu furtrt.

Scr. 5. 8. SturteDant, @bitOr Der
nWaupaca (Wisc.) poit" Iagt: @bamz
berIains. Shmeraens S8alfam furirte
meme 6rau pergansene 9a9t DON @e>
iihts= unb 3abni9mer3en innerbalb Is
Winuten. Wir mO6ten ni1t mebr OBJ
ne bafelbe iein. Sic 6lai6e fir so OTIS.
gu baben bel ben 9rugsiiten s. Salt
eper & Spbn, Doubling & Sloob, %.
& so. &%alteDer, q. SreiB, $. S9u=
6arb, sc. Cohen & So, unb s. 8.
6arrifon.
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sdnl g%eriamaluus.

Sic b~iesjGbrige General : 8eriamms
lung Der Mitglieber Oes 9euti6>@ns=
lif6en S6ul : 8ereins mirb nd6ten
Samstag, Ben 80. NpriL,
Nbenbs s Il TT, int S6ul : 2ocale
~abgebalten merben, unb merben bic
Mitglieber bierbur9 bringenb eingez
laben, ii6 gu betbeiligen.
Sir ben 8orftanb.
s. 8roos.
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Weme bemti@e Mpptbefe.
W. s. %. &alfeDer, $50 Oft Qpu=
ffpn : StraRe.

Die 9erren 81. & 80. @alteper, err
fabrene Mpntbefer unb Gbemifer, ba>
ben 1T No. 800 Ot>9ouitonltraBe cine
9eutf9e Mpotbefe etablirt. 9ie Ger
rem fii6ren ielbftperfdnbli6 Elm boaes
2ager BON 9roguen aaer @rt, patent>
mebi3inen, Soilettenartifel etc. unb tperz
ben befonbers Der &eceptur lire 9anpt=
aufmerffamfeit f6eufen. 8ei6e finb
in ibrent Sadie i'm Nor6en, iomie in
9eutT1lanb ausgebil6et pprben.
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MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

giebt @uren Dollars bnppelten Wertb.
Som S6neioer gema6te $25 Serrenz
@n5iige fur $12.50
@om S9neiber genta6te geinfleiber
mertb $3.50, iebt S.. Wir baben
pa1enbes fir Seben unb reparire1 elm
Sabr t enrei. So. 200 Cont
merle, @de NaparrDs5 traBe.
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3mr ltnterftiitun9 6er Wuthletoenoen
ant uuterenl Ntp 0r0uoe.

Sas @eiud, bieien Notbleibenben
3u belfen, tritt an uns beran unb gu
benz 3wede tpirb Serr s. 8. 0ignps
pitp, Asertt fir bic Columbia Heights,
ben gnfang MAIDEN, inbem er 100 be-
gebrensmertbe Cots gu SIS bas Stiif
einem geebrten Publifum anbietet.
Sic 3dlfte bes @rtrages bieier @ers
fdufe ipirb 9err s. 8. 9ignomitp benz
unterltiibungss &omite iberweifen, 9as
nit ben grmen &orn unb ionftige 2es
bensmittel bei6afft merben fonnen.
Siefe Oferte 1T bis gum 10. Mai
1892 giltig.
Man menbe li6 al
s. 6. tp,
go. 9Sf 9ouftOnfraBe, San @utonio,
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8.
aprresnpnSeus. -@bfner. 2s

3prresppmbems. -Sbfner, 20.
4pril '92.-9er Simmel 1T spar i9on
Die gauge Mo1e nit WoIfen bebeGt,
aber &egen batten mir nod feinen.
IS fdngt an iiberaa febr troden at
merben unb niele Brunrte1f geben aus.
8aummole uno @orn f6einen Srpar
nod ni6t biel gelitten au baben, aber
LANCE barf Der &egen nidt mebr auss
5leiben. 9ie Gefddfte geben flau urb
oas lit nur natiirli9, benm bic Gelper
merben rar. Wie mir f6eint, lafen
felbit bic bieIen SanSbersniigungen
etuas mad; nur Der 9urit pirb ni1t
geringer. Man baut bier 5tpar INNER
nod etmas, aber es bat aud feline
re9te Dirt; es min nidt re6t porpdrts.
@eftern tpurbe bier 6err grnlt
Meiben, Elm friiberer 2ebrer, BON ben
pptbias @ittern, beren Mitslieb er
mar, b~egraben. Gin GROCER 2ei6ensug
folgte bis gum Grade. @rt ppr einis
gen 9agen bate er fi6 berbeiratbet
unb am leBten 9ienftag fanb maj i'm
5mii6en MoultOn unb Sbiner als
9ei6e Dor. gr bate ii9 bur9s 0er3
gef1ofen. Niemanb fennt bic urfa6e
Des Selbfmorbs. gr mar algemein
beliebt unb int 8aubol3gei6dft Der
9erren Wiaiams & So. tbdtig.
Sobn 80. 90bm.
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gteGe > @eiuh.

Gin gebilbeter innser Mann fu6t
etne STEELE als 5meiter Bartender in eis
mem aniebnlid en- @ef6dft. Na95ufraz
gen in Der Office bieies 8lattes,
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California . meine.

@einliebbaber finben elm grobes 2a>
ger BON fei1en California Meinen bel
Qerrn s. s. MeDer am Mlamo=
plaaa. 9err Meper fu9t bic Meine
an Or unb Stene aus unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinai6ter. Oils
gutem &enner gelingt es inn itets, bic
beften Snrten aus5nmdblen. St fann
feline 8utben unb Gamilien NIT einem
gutem Sropfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Meine in bor3iigli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ms Saus geliefert.
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@aSeIffrmmpf 0ptel.

9ie teue beutf6e 9oftra9t nit ibren
&nieboief nnb Maben1triimpfen bat
fi6 beionbers fir bic aus Berlin gu
ben SoHeiten int neren palais bel
Bptsbam @ingelabenen ldtig erpieien.
r9ie Miniter unb boben 8eamten
nebmen Nnitattb, in ie1ter aufalenben
9ra6t auf 8abnb6fen tnb @iienbabz
neil 5u pertebren. Sizes legt ibnen bic
Notbmenbigfeit auf Dor urb mad ieber
6pHe1tli6feit in Der Stabt Yptsbam
CUR llmfleiburg eitett @aftbof auf>
5uiu@en uub fi6 CUR Sefbinbung nit
benz Neuen Balais Ser 9rofdfeu au
bebienen. Cine aus 6ofz unb Miniftes
rialbeamten CUR Ibbilfe Der biaaus erz
tpa6ienen DISQUALIFICATION nie6ergez
ieBte &ommiilton bat, tpie bic Yotsb.
3tg. angiebt, ermittelt, baB fi6 tpeDer
i'm yfeuen palais mod i'm 8abnbofs<
gebdube @ilbparf entiprehenbe 8ars
berobenrdume befinben. IS 1T baber,
pie perlantet, BON bieier Seite BEN
Potsbamer 8eb0rben Der Wunf6 81
erfenner segeben, bel &onaeilionirung
BON 8aitmirtbi6aften in Der 9fabe Der
Wilbparfftation bieier n8ebiirfniBfrage"
beionbere 8eriidIi6tisung gu She'll
tperben gu lahen."
y Cine grdBli6e Scene ereignete
fi6, pie man iebt erfdbrt, bel benz
8rarbe in Sreienmalbe a. o., bel
pel6em a6t Meni6en um's 2eben
famen. @inem S6ld6tergeieQen, Der
ii6 an BEN &ettungsdrbeiten betbeiligt
bate, paren our6 Die trimmer beibe
8etne boIitdnStg eingeflemmt. St
iab ielbt, baB 6tlfe unm0gli6 mar,
unb bat, ibn bod gu t0bten, bamit er
ni9t benz 6lammentobe preisgegeben
lei. Damn 5og er fein Sai6enmefer
beroor uub fieB Ii6 basielbe III ben
Gals.
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- Mnsiige bel 9aneoat & Sobn
beftelt ober fertig gefauft, fiben mie ans
gegpfen. 6ertige Sa6en iperben fo=
ftenfrei paffenb gema6t.
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- User einen guten @9ub bilIis
faufen min, gebe su paneoeft&
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9ie suniet mopb 60.

bertauft MegGifer, Snbiam Serritorp
4oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 6ola au
$3.50 per @orb ut1b gebadtes Sol3 3u
$3.50. Ollie Muftrdge tperben prompt
ausgefibrt. SeIepbon8 81.
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glue Srbimams

our M~menbirung Der Section 5 bes &a:
pitels 2 Der &epibirten Statuten.
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@rmno Gigent1nttt.
.1laHenpermalters Derfdnf.-

uebtr 100000 Granb> gisentbum tn Gan Antpnto uub iciprt
seffauft weroen; Der game geFs mtro In Sbetlen uno granbfadsn
a%ngebpten, re fe Der 8dufr wan1dt. @rpee. gut eugerthete 8raueret
NIT sutem abfas BON Bier; nett unter benz wtrfltaen Wertbe+
@%usseoebntes Drndere> unb lttbOsrapb1des GtabltHement, we4es
bic Bette 8unoiaaft I'M sibweaen Bat
Gutgelegene @eiddftsbduIer unb @runbfade unb @ampldse Ia
Der Wittte uab tn ben aubentbetlen. br Stabt. @rpee MusmaN.
aebnliae Shertea fmO nie sprber semaat wurben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maaieupertpaiter.
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@rnmsetaenfhums . mesertraannaen

Senrp unb emil glmenborf an 9tns
ton Weinbeimer, 3 @runbtiide auf
Columbia Seisbts. $50.
8. unb s. @lmenborf an Soiepb
Sif6er unb Grou, 8 @runofiide auf
Columbia 9eigbts. $115.
Mus 6. 3orfs SinterlaHenidaft an
O. %. M. Snd, @rnnbtiid an Srioz
StraBe. $500.
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Sci bilioien &ranfbeiten nebmt 8ees
@am's piaen.
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= SIM Court : 6aufe a1 Mufin
fanb cine BON etpa 1870 perlonen be-
iu9te 0eriammlung fat, beren 3med
bic 8riinbung zines SDgg= Clubs mar.
Ser 9auptrebner bes Mbenbs NOR Der
st : COB. 9ubbarb. Die meiffen Der
Nnpefenben ftanben in amtli6en pber
perfonIi9en 8e5iebungen CUR Mbminis
ftratioH.
= Sad benz p66entliden grntes
Hnb Metterberi1te beS Wetter s 8uz
reaus in @alpefton 1T bas Mefter nit
Nusnabme i'm S%iibpeften bes Staates
fir bic grnten aiemli9 siinfis semes
len. SIN Siibpeiten bauert bic 3roe
denbeit iebo6 nod INNER in bebroblis
der @eiie an.
= Sn gultin tpurbe Der 6arbige
Me@ee, Der Dor apei Sabren in einem
5ana : 2ocal ben poli5iiten Senn, Der
i'm Derbaften tpo0te, ermorbet bate,
gum Sobe berurtbeilt.
- BON Corpus Gbriiti aus tperben
an 5000 notbleibenbe Merifaner regels
mdBige &ationen ~pertbeilt. Die
f9limmften Notbftdnbe berrf6en in
Der umgegenb BON @io @ranbe @itp.
= Sci Der 8obrung zines arteiii9en
8runnens auf pDiterts Stand bel pleaz
fanton fam man i9on in elmer Siefe
BON nur 208 SUB auf cine 1tarfe Wais
feraber. 9iefer umftanb wirb CUR
6olge baben, baB piele arteli9e 8ohs
rungen in biefer @egenb porgenommen
perben.
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Serr %. 3. 9opbaa, III @tain
StraBe, peoria, Sas., iagt: Bel einem
Gaa auf benz Sis Derlebte i'd mir Die
S9ulter in elmer f6limmen Weife.
Cine ein3ige Glai6e ct, Safobs Del
beilte mid poltdnbig.
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oberbalb Ser Seras : Mational : 8anf.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01

The platform In itself as adopted
is the nearest approach to free
trade this country has ever seen
except the out aud out declaration
for free trade in the confederate
constitution. The business pub
lie will take no chances; it will
prefer to be satisfied with sure
thing which is good enough
thing. l am confident there are
surprises in store for the demo-
cracy. With an honest count we
would carry several of the South
ern States. In 1883 Cleveland
only had a majority of one thou
sand five hundred in Virginia,
and less than four hundred in
W est Virginia. 1t will require a
good deal of bloody shirt howl
stout the election bill and kindred
stuff. and perhaps, some cheating
to beat Harrison in those States,
and even with these means L
doubt if can be done.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
Straight Talk.

A Kansas farmer, where the
times are as hard as they are any
where in the United States, writes
as follows to the local paper at
Garnet: "What's the matter with
times, anyway? A farmer loads
up with fifty bushels of wheat on
a wagon and starts to Garnet, his
son follows with load of corn,
while the hired man follows with
q load of hay. He gets from 90
cents to 81 for his wheat, 90 cents
for his corn, and SO for his hay.
He takes tie checks he gets for
his grain and hay to the bank
and asks for and obtains gold
coin. He puts it down In his
jeans, goes to George and Joe's
and buys twenty pounds of granu-
lated sugar for 81. He buys mus
lin for five cents a yard, calico the
same. He goes to the hardware
store and buys barbed wire for 3
and 3 cents per pound, and other
things in proportion, including tin
cups. He goes to Wagstaff's and
buys q suit of clothes, all wool,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
NO TASTE FOR LIQUOR.
The Kelley Graduate has No Desire
For Whlskey.

"The man who has taken the
Kelley Treatment has no more
taste, or desire for liquor
than he has for a drink of ink
said a Kelley graduate last
Thursday. The man who uttered
this truth is a graduate of the
Kelley Institute, at Excelsior
Springs. He was one of the hard
est drinkers in Kansas City before
he went to Excelsior. His friends
and acquaintances had given him
up as hopeless, he seemed to be a
complete physical and mental
wreck, when he was induced to
try the Kelley Treatment at Ex-
celsior Springs, with the result
that he 10 entirely cured, his
health and manhood restored.
He is loud in his praises of
Excelsior Springs and The Kelley
Institute. Says it is the most
beautiful place in the country,
and the Keeley Institute there is
jim his opinion-the best equip
ped in the land. He explains that
it is q branch of the parents house
at Dwight, gives the Keeley
Treatment in exactly the same
way as prescribed by DR.. Kelley
and practiced at Dwight, and has
better facilities for curing the
liquor and morphine habits than
any other place, because of the
Mineral Water and salt-sulphur
Baths.
The Bi-Chlroide of Gold Club
of Excelsior Springs is making
great preparations for the gather
ing of Kelley graduates there on
the 4th of July. ALI Bi-Chloride
of Gold Club Members and Kee-
ley graduates are cordially invited
to attend, and the meeting prom
ises to be the largest one of the
kind ever held in the country.
Special accommodations and
entertainments have been provid-
ed for the visitors. Every Kee-
ley graduate who can do 80 should
visit Excelsior Springs on the 4th,
to meet and mingle with his
brothers. The outing will be de-
lightful, and the meeting pleas
ant and profitable one.-Kansas
City. Journal.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
Bey yond the River,
Fine weather.
Harvest is hero again.
Earmers are vary hnsy

Fine weather.
Harvest is hero again.
Farmers are very busy.
Hurrah for Harrison and Reid.
John Reed, of Iowa, has per-
manently located here.
Corn is in splendid condition,
though some of it is rather late.
Wheat ls well filled in this sec.
tion. The rust l.a' struck 1t but
is too late to do much damage.
Mr.. Sprang has perhaps the
fipest wheat and Mr.. Allen Lutz
the earliest corn that we have seeL
this spring.
Mr.. Edward Darr and NJ. L.
Sims haye purchased new cult
vators this spring and they are
doing some splendid work, with
them.
Godfrey Sprang was seen TAX
ing home some fne fish from
the Charlton one day this week
The first we have seen this sea
son.
The tie business is brisk al
Novinger, considering the scarci,
ty of good tie timber. From three
hundred to three hundred aud
fifty ties are delivered per day.
Little George 0Rourk fell from
a horse last Saturday evening
and broke his left arm. DR.
Herrell was summoned and SCI
the limb, and the boy is doing
we'll,
Next Saturday is township con
vention day. Let the Republi.
oans turn out and send up three
delegates from Liberty that viii
help make strong ticket for ole
Adair, and one that will be a win.
ner. Then let every Republican
put his shoulder to the wheel anc
help elect it from President anc
Governor down to the Lowest
county officer.
Messrs. II. G. Turitt and Geo
Berry have invented a handy mai
box, to be attached to work
bench. 1t Is circular in form auC
is divided into convenient apart
ments for all sized.nalls, bolt, etc.
and is made to revolve and also
serve as a drawer. They have ap'
piled for patent and 1t has beer
reported npon favorably. One Of
them in use in their shop at Nov.
| niger.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-01
July Forecasts.

In all the western half of tha
continent, July will come in very
warm. A storm period is central
on the first, and along with the
warm wave that will move east
ward during the first two or three
days of the month, storms may be
expected here and there, in every
case giving timely and unmistak-
able indications of their approach
to every one who will watch. On
and about the 9th a very warm
wave will develop, and in it's east
ward progress, many reactionary
disturbances will result We CAL
culate that the planet Saturn will
be at the center of it's equinox on
July 7, and will excite the tenden-
cy to heavy bluster and electrical
displays, at this, and all the storm
periods of the month.
From about the 1lth to 18th in
elusive, expect very warm wealth
or. Mercury is at it's equinox on
the IL, and it's effects will be felt
for several days before and after
that date, in oppressive muggi-
ness, along with the storms that
must be looked for. This is q
period in which rain may be ex-
pected, but we believe that there
will be more violent bluster and
electrical displays than a CORES
ponding rainfall. All storm clouds
that appear about theIl3, Ia and Is,
should be carefully watched. 1t
is u period in which dangerous
developments are liable to appear
at any hour. ,
About the l9 the thermometer
will rise very high again, and, and
secondary storms will travel from
west to east, being In transit
about Is to 20.
A warm wave of marked inten-
sity will spread over the country
during the period beginning the
I'D aud reaching to the 26th. We
will name the Oath and 25th as the
central danger days.
The new moon Oh the 23d will
hasten the disturbances, 50 that
gathering storms in the very be-
ginning of the period should be
watched.
We anticipate heat, and enough
of it. The month will go out very
warm, with regular storm culmi-
nations central on the 3lst. We
adhere to our belief that the rain
fall will be light, and that the
heat will be above the normal.
taking it as a whole. We freely
admit that we are not fully pre-
pared by personal observations to
foretell the possible results Of a
Saturn equinox central in the
midst of the summer. We close
with this warning: Let every
possible precaution be taken
against the appearance and spread
of epidemics.--W Word and Works.
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Normal Alumni.

The Kirksville Normal Alumni
elected the following officers for
the coming year: b. i. Carol,
president; W. L. Coleman and W.
b. Anderson, vice-presidents; w.
f. Link, treasurer; Mary i.
Prewitt, secretary. The execu-
tive committee appointed were:-
B. T. Carroll, Mary I. Prewitt,
r. b. Arnold, w. Il. Holloway,
and +. A. Swanger. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted: Re-
solved
l. That we hail with pleasure
the increased interest on the part
of the faculty and the board OF
regents shown in the encourage
ment given to reviving the work
and influence of the alumni.
2. That we endorse the action
Of the board of regents in their
steps taken in beautifying the
Normal campus and in fitting up
room No. % for the alumni.
3. That we express cur appre-
citation and pledge our hearty CO.
operation in the efforts of the
faculty and alumni in securing a
history of the alumni.
4. That we look forward to the
meeting of the association in June
1898, and predict trat, with Prof.
j. Baldwin to deliver the annual
address, it will be the largest aud
most profitable meeting in the
history Of the institution. and to
that end we pledge our hearty in
dividual cooperation with all COM
mittees appointed, to secure the
necessary funds and large at
tendance.
5. That an executive committee
of five including the president and
secretary be appointed who shall
have general control of the work,
and be empowered to appoint all
necessary suo-commlttees.
6. That we recommend that the
next literary society organized be
called the Baldwin Literary Suci-
ty," and that Il com mitt.e be ap-
pointed to investigate cost of II
marble statue of Joseph Baldwin
Z. That we extend our thanks
to our worthy President and Sec,
retary for their untiring work for
the success of the present ses.
sion.
s. That we extend our thanks to
! President Jesse of the State Uni
versity for the able address dellv.
cred before the alumni, on Wed.
nesday evening. June Is, 1892.
R. B. ARNOLD,
E. A. SwANaER, Com.
W. r. HOLLOWAY,
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To The Teachers Of Adair County

In accordance with Il resolution
passed by you the Adair County
Institute board invited me to con-
duct your next institute. | &C.
cepted, but finding cur part of the
state far behind in district insti-
tute work, rendered my resigna-
tion in order to assist in the dis
trict institute to be held in Kinks
vile in August. 1 regret exceed
ingly that it was necessary for me
to make the change, as there are
some important features of the
new educational policy which
should be considered in your next
session.
Hoping that under your new
corps of able instructors, you may
have the best institute ever held
In the county, | am.
Fraternally yours,
J. I. MUIR.
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for SO, good enough for presi-
dent of a township alliance to
wear. There has never been a
time from the foundation of the
government to the present, when
bushel of wheat or corn would
buy as much az it does to-day,
and yet some people will get up
at night and burn their shirt to
make a light to see the way all
things are going to pot"
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A Victory for Kirksvllle.

Properly adjusted spectacles
and eyeglasses are something that
the people of Kirksville have long
been in ned of.
Prof. II. Hirschbere the well
known optician of 629 Olive street,
st. Louis, has appointed W. G..
Fout, agent for his celebrated
Diamond and Interchangeable
Spectscles and Eyeglasses where
a complete assortment can be
found. Prof. h. Hirschberg will
remain in Kirksville from May 18
until May 81 and all those in need
Of properly adjusted spectacles
and eye glasses should avail them
seves of this opportunity. Exam
ination of eyes free of charge. f4