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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
A Dress BARGAIN.

Wife-Oh, such bargainl 1 reached
Bigg, Drive & Co.'S ahead of the crowd
this morning, and got enough stuff for
aperfectly elegant dress for one dollar
and ninety cents.
Husband-Hoopla! You're an angel!
What will it cost TO get it made up2
Bout thirty dollars IN, J, Weekly,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13

-Teacher-Tommy Figg, have you
found out yet what insect it is that has
the power of flying backward or for
ward at an equal rate OF speed? Tom.
iny--I asked paw about it, and he said
he guessed it was a mugwpmp, In.
dianRpaiis Journal
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13
Great Waste of Virtue.

Schoolboy-Thesc big words folks
uses JUS makes me tired. Here I've
been as good as pie in school fer hull
month, an all for nothing.
Little sister-For nothing?
Boy-Yes. Teacher said if l got
twenty-five black marks I'd be sent to
the principal, and he'd suspend me.
Sister-He will, too That's tn rule.
Boy-Yes, but found out to-day that
doesn't mean anything but bein' sent
home l thort he was going to use a
rope-Good News.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13

Here's lot of interesting and fresh
news by cable. Wonderful thing, this
electricity; can bring news through
three thousand miles of salt water and
yet have it fresh "-Pittsburgh Bulle-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-13

"A mild reproof.-The other morning
Jones turned up at the office even later
than usual. His employer, tired of
waiting for him, had himself set about
registering the days transactions, us
ually Joness first duty. The enraged
merchant laid his pen aside very de-
hberately, and said to Jones very sternly
indeed, Zones this will not do mo,
sir" replied Jones, gently, drawing off
his overcoat as he glanced over his EN-.
ployer's shoulder, 1T will not You
have entered MeKurken's order in the
wrong book Far better to have waited
till ] eameT-Ysnkse Blade
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Public Sale

l will offer at public auction at
the Greenwood farm, 2 J miles
west of Breshear, on
Friday, Oct. 9th
the following property: 4 brood
mares L gelding. l wo-year-old colt
2 yearling colts, l yearling mule,
A sucking colts, 4 mich COVE, 3
yealling steers, 2 yearling heifers
3 calves, 80 head of stock hogs,
5 brood sows, 60 acres of corn in
field, 80 tons of hay in stack, l
mower, l hay rake, l com planter.
2 breaking plows, 2 cultivators,
l two horse wagon, 2 sets double
harness, l top buggy, and othel
implements.
Terms: 12 months credit on
all sums over S5; purchaser CIV
ing note with approved security.
3 per cent. off for cash. Sums of
So and under net cash.
J. NJ. EDMoNDs.
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Specimen Cases.

J. 81. Clifford, New Cassel,
Wis, wrs troubled with Neural
gls and rheumatism, his stomache
was disordered, his liver was af-
fected to al alarming degree, ap-
petite fell aMay. and he was terri
bly, reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd, HsrrisI urg,
ILL.,, had a running sore on his leg
of eight years standing. Used
three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and his leg is sound
and well. John Speaker, Catsw-
ba, o., had five large Fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he WAS in
durable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by b. T. Henry's drug store.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Action on School bond. Adair county vs. Jesse
NJ Rice and Sarah NJ Rice his wife.
Whereas, on the LIST day Of Feb. lss9, Jesse N
Rice and Sarah N Rice his wife made sxecut-
ed and delivered their bond to Adair county
TO the use and bench of the school township
fund OF said county, and to secure the
payment of tho sum Of money mentioned la
said bond, Jesse n Rice snd Sarah NJ Rice
made, executed and delivered their
mortgage deed to Adair county. containing
power of sale OF the following described real
estate in Adsir county. Mo. to-wis:
Ill ofthe Southwest Ia Of the northeast quar-
ter OF section No 20, twenty. township No six
ty four OF range No thirteen, Is.
Now therefore, bv virtue and authority Of .
feri fscias issned from the office of the clerk
of the Adair county court, to me directed and
delivered, dated sept. is. .lS93, / have levied
upon and will sell at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash in hand for the payment OF
the purchase money, with ten per cent per
annum, before the court house door, in the
city of kirksville, on
Saturday, the % day of October
1893.
between the hours cf9 m. and p. IN OF tha,
day the real estae above described, to satsi-
fy said hera facias and cost.
GEO. w. RUPE,
Sheriff Adair Co., Mo.
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Chicago on Fire.

One of the most interesting and
wonderful exhibitions outside OF
the Worlds Fair, at Chicago, is
the great Panoya ANNA of the CHI
cago Fire. No written descrlp-
ton can do justice to this remark
able scene. 1t presents the city
as it was while burning, in which
are shown in startling manner the
fire ruins and panic that make this
cophEgration the most awful cal
amity of the century. Everyone
going to the Worlds Fair to see
the sights should take occasion to
view this thrilling scene. 1T is
situated at 130 Michigan Avenue
and is easy of access from ali the
down town hotels.
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Wilson Items.

Ray Barrows, wife and little son,
arrived here from Mcpherson
county, Kansas last Thursday.
Mr.. Barrows reports vegetation
burned up in that part of Kansas
George Tompkins and mother
are visiting at the Worlds Fair.
Quite number from here at
tended the picnic at Gibbs Satur-
day.
Rev. Sharp, of Kirksville, peach
ed at this place Sunday morning
and Rev. Mallory preached at
Star church Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Minnie Woods and OLE
Wilson visited near Hurlsnd last
Sunday.
Misses Kit and Ida McClung,
of LaPiatg, spent Sunday with
Inez and Jessie Malone.
Miss Josie and Ollie Farrell
spent the past week in Kirksyille
Wilson school opened Monday
with Miss Jessie Malone as teach
er.
Mr.. A. G. Hamilton starts to
attend school this week.
Miss Annie DsughtY is i'll with
measels at this writing.
Milo Stutsman recently purch-
ased new buggy.
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Water from the Jordan River.

OF all strange articles that pass
through the Z S custom house,
perhaps none has, of late years.
attracted So much attention as
seven barrels of water from the
baptismal pools Of the river Jor-
dan. This remarkable shi pment
was consigned by United States
consul at Jerusalem to the Jeru-
salem and the Crucifixion Panor-
ANA on Wabash avenue. Chicago,
where it has just been delivered.
Eight large casks were started
by camel train overland from Jor-
dan to Joppa, the Joppa of the
bible days, but one camel with its
burden was lost by fvIling over q
rocky precipice, SO but seven bar
rels reached their destination.
The announcement of the arrival
of this shipment by the New York
and Chicago papers brought
scores of people to the great Pan
Drama, all anxious to procure some
of this remarkable liquid; some
wanted ii for healing purposes,
some as souvenirs, others for bap-
tismal ceremonies. Mr.. Gross,
the manager of this remarkable
and enterprising religious exhibi-
ton. said the idea of the importa-
ton was to present at stated times
small bottles of this water to visi-
tors to this remarkable religious
exhibition, which comprises not
only the panorama of Jerusalem
and the Crucifxion, but also the
world-famous painting, "Christ's
Triumphal Entry into Jerusa-
Dem,"
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Charles shumsn ard Briget shuman
nus wife by their certain deed OF trust dat
cd the IL day Of August ls9s, and recorded In
the recorders office OF AdAir county ct deed
Book page 59. conveyed to the undsrsign-
cd trustee all their right, title, interest and
estate. in and to the following described real
estate, situated In the county OF Adair, and
state OF Missouri. tOswit:
All OF the South west fourth of the north
east quarter Is W mel OF section No eighteen 10,
IN township No sixty-three t6SI ia range No
fourteen, IA.
Which said conveyance was made to
secure the payment Of ono certain
promissory, note In said deed DE-
scribed and whereas said note has become
due aud is unpaid. now therefore,
inaccordance with said deed Of trust
and at She request Of the legal hold or
of f.aid note l shail proceed to sell tho
above described real estate At ths court house
DO u IN the city OF Kirksville. in the county
OF Adair. state Aforesaid. to the highest bidder
for cash. al public auction. on
Saturday the IA Day of O,to-
ber, 1893.
between the hours of nine In the forenoon and
fve iu the afternoon Of that day. to satisfy said
note. together with the cost and expense VI OK
ecuting this ;rust.
". q, CLARK.
TRUsTEH,
Dated this 20 day of Sept. 1898.
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Adair Notes.

James Malone and daughter
Anna, and Lee Daman and V. j.
Ainslie were in Barring Monday.
L. L. Fennesey returned from
Quincy where he has been en-
gagged in business, last week.
Miss Mamie Nelch, Miss Mary
Finn and John Reardon and sis
ter, Miss Rosa, are on the sick
list.
If the present hot and dry
weather continues We fear that
there will be much sickness
throughout the neighborhood.
Miss Anna McGonigle ac-
cor, panied by her father returned
to st. Louis 10 resume her studies
at the convent of st. Joseph, last
Sunday.
Miss Lettie Ainslie of this place,
after a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Marceline
and vicinity, opened school in
Lingo, Macon county last Mon
day.
Mr.. Thos. Farley and wife
were in Edna Sunday.
Many of our people will attend
the laying of the corner stone of
the new catholic church in Barring
next Thursday, the l4th inst.
The Gordon Grove school is
progressing nicely under the
superintendent of Miss Maggie
Shiel.
Miss Mary Lony of Bridge
Greek, Knox county, arrived in
Adair last Saturday and opened
school at the Oak Grove school
house on Monday. Miss Long
will make her home with Mrs
VIM. Cody while in Adair.
Mrs. Kate Darrough and two
children of Kingston, Canada,
after an absence of twenty years
is visiting her brother John Daley,
aud sister Mrs. Lewis Ainslie.
Mrs. f. J. Ponclet of Marce-
line is also visiting the same
families.
The above items were received
too late for last weeks publica-
ton.
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FRIDAY. SEPT % Isas.

We have always been proud
OF the Senate as an American IN
stitution, and with good reason.
1t is at once the most conserya-
tive and most representative up
per chamber of any legislative
body in the world. 1t has reckoned
the best and brightest men OF the
country among its members ever
since its organization. 1t has
been noted for the greatest dis
plays of oratory this country has
ever seen, and for some of the wis
est legislation. Nowadays, how
ever, it seems to have fallen from
its high estate, and come almost to
the leYel of the English House of
Lords. It's tenacious cllnging to
what it is pleased to term Its
ancient prerogative" of having
every Senator utter platitude on
a question which has been SO
thoroughly threshed out, and OF
which nothing but straw is left,
and its obstructionlst policy and
unreasonable delay at time when
people demand action. is fast
bringing it into disfavor. 1t is
impossible to imagine anything
at once more childish and exasper-
atlng to the country at large than
the dull, dresry talk on tie part
of its members, when the whole
business community is demand
ing relief in the shape of decisive
legislation.
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ing some of them to absent them
selves at a critical period, which
might result in the defeat of the
bill. Take it all in all the demo-
Gratis, split in half as they are on
the silver question, occupy tick
lish position. The southern SEN
stors are constantly hearing of
populists gains at their homes,
and it begins to look as though
the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the silver law might ac-
complish one very desirable thing
"a break up of the solid south
if the repeal itself can be accom-
plished.
To-day there is a flag of truce
flying, SO to speak, and the Presi-
dent, the Cabinet and Congress
are helping the people to cele-
brate the centennial of the laying
of the corner stone of the Capitol.
The celebration is a great success,
the plaza facing the east front of
the Capitol being packed with
something like 100000 people to
listen to the speaking, music and
the grand chorus of 1900 voices,
which have been in training for
months. The President made the
speech introducing Mr.. William
Writ Henry. of Virginia, the
principal orator; The Vice Presi-
dent spoke for the Senate; Speak
er Crisp for the House of Repre-
sentatives; Justice Brown of the
Supreme Court, for the Judiciary;
and Commissioner Parker for the
District of Columbia.
Senator Cullom's resolution to
investigate the dogging OF PEN
sioners at their homes by govern
ment detectives, for the purpose
of obtaining admissions to be u.s.
ed as evidence to reduce their
pensions or to entirely deprive
them of them, which was offered
several days ago, has aroused
much indignation in Congress
against the pension methods OF
the administration, some of il
| among democrats. The resolution
will be heard from again.
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School Report.

For the month ending Septem-
ber Sth, 1898. Number of pupils
enrolled 81; average daily attend
ance. 81; number of days taught.
20. Names of those present every
day are: Lille Anderson, Myrtle
Bozsrth, Lena Bozarth, Kibbie
Hsmmons, Bertha Truitt, Eliza
Truitt, Arthur Bozarth, Carl
Novinger, Earl Novinger and
Charley Novinger.
j. o. TRUITT, teacher.
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Wabash Excursions.

Kansas City Priests of Pallas.
For this occasion we will sell tick
cts to Kansas City and return Oct.
4th and 5th $500 round trip, good
until Oct. 9th.
Kansas City Interstate Fair.
For this occasion we will sell tick
cts Sept. 23rd to 30th, 5000. round
trip, good till Oct 3D..
Sedalia, Mo-, State Fair.
We will sell tickets to Sedalia and
retnrn Sept. 23rd to Both, 81. 16,
round trip good till Oct. lst.
W. E. NooNAN,
Agent, Kirsksville.
The Great Wabash Route.
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Harvest Excursion via the Wa
bash.
August 22d, Sept 18th and Oct.
10th, we will sell Harvest Excur-
sion tickets to points in Iowa,
Minnesota, North and South Dako-
ia, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico,
Southwest. Missouri, Oklahoma,
Texas. Arkansas, Indian Terrific
ry, Tennessee. Mississippi. Alaba-
ma, at one fare (plus 5000 for
the round trip, good 20 days.
Here's your opp rtunity to visit
everywhere. Confer with me for
further information.
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West Center.
Dry, dusty and hot.

Dry. dusty and hot.
Corn cutting and sorghum max
ing are in full blast.
Rain is badly needed for wheat
sowing, to start fall pasture. and
to replenish the ponds and els
terms. If it does not rain soon
we should send for some rain
makers.
John Reed who purchased the
w. G. Truitt farm about year
ago. has sold his farm in Iowa
and intends to make Missouri his
permanent home.
Jack Frost paid us visit last
Satuld day morning, biting vege-
tation slightly.
Peter Darr of Shibley's Point
Was visiting relatives in the neigh
borhood last week.
j. II. Gloss and Marion Miller
of Nineveh, were the guests of
W. F. Gloss last Saturday.
Godfrey Sprang is going to
Ohio aboat the first of October to
visit relatives and friends.
John Stone and family have re-
turned after weeks visit with
relatives in Lewis county.
Mrs. q. W. Stage, who has been
quite Ill for some time, is conva-
lescent.
Rev. q. 81. Burns will preach
at IL a. m. at Mt. Moriah, on the
fourth Sunday in September.
Thos. Vanlaningham Sr. receiv-
ed telegram Saturday night,
stating that his daughter Mrs. E
E. Shoop of Wilmathville, was
seriously i'll. He started to Viii
mathYille early Sunday morning.
Some darkies attempted to
break into Berry & Shops store
but, before they got the window
pried open, were discovered by
Albert Truitt, who aleeps in the
store. He fired four shots, but
no one was injured.
Centre school is progressing
nicely, with Adam Hoermen as
teacher. This is his second term
here; and the patrons showed
their appreciation of his services
by increasing his salary six dol
lars per month.
The board of directors at Cen
tre need not make any mistake in
administration of school affairs,
as they have an attorney for clerk
who can interpret the meaning Of
the law on any point desired.
Our road overseer, s. T. Horrell,
has been doing much of late for
the improvement of the roads in
our district. until there is now
but little danger of falling into
the bitches. Mr.. Horrel is an
efficient officer and should be re-
tained.
We wish to correct a mistake
made by the correspondent from
Beyond the RlyeI. He stated
that Mrs, Elberson had moved to
town to send her daughter to pub
lie school, and that Mr.. Sharp 6
children, of Centre, were also 60
Ing to school at Kirksville. We
are reliably informed that Mrs.
| Elberson has moved to town to
learn dressmaking and that Mr.
Sharp's children live IN Kinks.
vile. Their occasional visits to
their brother in Centre does not
make them residents of the dis.
trict.
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Summer Excursions.

The Iowa Central Railway now
has on sale at very low rates, ex-
cursion tickets to Clear Lake
Spirit Lake, Lake Minnetonka,
Okoboii Lake, White Bear Lake,
Detroit Lake, Devils Lake,
Moose Lake, Spring Park,
Excelsior Springs, Du-
luth. Ashland. West Superior, st.
Paul, Minneapolis, aud all the ia
nous summer resorts IN the
Northeast, Denver, Pueblo, Colo
rado Springs, Manatou, and the
noted Colorado resorts.
For tickets, rates and further
information, call on Agents of
Iowa Central Railway, or address
THos. P. BARRY,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
A. f. BANKS, Traffic Manager.
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Advice Worth Reading.

When Insuring Your Life, be
sure that you get plain and
definite contract, one that gives
definite values, in q plain straight
forward contract, that can be read
and understood by everyone. One
that will relieve yourself if over
taken by misfortune, as well as
protect youl family in event of
your death.
Every Phoenix Policy, is a
direct and simple contract, it
gives all the privileges, benefits,
and options that are consistent
with security and sound business
principles. DO not allow your
self to be misled by agents big
figures when deciding where to
insure. The size Of company
does not at all determine the
questions of cost or of security.
Liabilities always keep even pace
with accumulstions.
Why the Phoenix is the best:
Because its policies are plain
liberal and deAnite, contracts
amply secured.
Because its policies are free
from all questionable features.
Because it owns the copyright
of the very best plan of insurance
ever devised.
Because by Superior financial
Management it secures large IN
come from Investments than any
other company. thus lessening the
cost to its policy holders.
Because it is owned by its
policy holders and all profits are
paid to them.
Because for the last twenty
years only two other companies
have equalled its record of divi-
dends paid to policy holders, and
those two were not the big COM
panies that equalled her divi-
dends.
For sample policies or any other
information call on or address
JESSE EDMoNsoN,
Kifksvjlle, Mo.
Special District Agent for North
East Missouri.
Foe SALE-Forty acres, one
half mils east of city; house six
rooms and two lots, one block
south of Normal; house six rooms
one lot, block east of Normal;
house two rooms, two lots. block
east of Normal; house eight rooms
Two lots, two blocks south of the
square. DoNEGHY Bros, u
Agents.
Matt Halladay's prices on flour
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Sorghum! Sorghum!

We are here at the old stand
near Bullion, and all who want q
No l. sorghum syrup should
bring in their kegs and cans at
once. We will do our best to
satisfy all as long as our syrup
holds out, and we expect to be
able to supply all. An agreement
has been made to continue in
business here another year.
FRIsBIE & BENNETT.
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Wabash Excursion.

st. Louis Exposition. Septem-
Der 9th to Oct. 2lst, 1893. During
the Exposition tickets to St.
Louis via the Wabash will be on
sale daily $3.50 for the Round
Trip good 80 days but not later
than Oct. 22d. Two trains daily
via "The Great Wabash
W. E. NooNAS. Agent,
Kirksyllle, Mo.
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--latest Styles.

q. Borneman, merchant tailor,
has a full line of samples for the
fall trade from which to order q
dress or business suit. These
goods will be made up in the lat
est styles, and at prices to suit
the hard times. Bear in mind
that he guarantees you the best
fit ever turned out in Kirksville.
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Now Try This.

1t Will cost you nothing and
will surely do you good, if you
have cough, cold or any trouble
with throat, chest or lungs. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, cough and colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money
will be paid back. Sufferers from
LaGrippe found it just the thing
and under its use had speedy
and perfect recovery. Fry a sam
pie bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good thing
it is. Trial bottles tree at B. F.
Hen,y's drug store. Large size
soc and 81 90
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A residence property, eight
blocks east of square. House of
eight rooms, good cellar and
well, good outbuildings, two lots,
considerable fruit, will be sold for
$1,000. Impure at this office.
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Now look out for your potatoes
rs to size and quality. l want
1000 bushels for which l will pay
highest price in cash, leave little
ones at home. l.. G. Sigler.
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Brick for Sale.

Eighty thousand first class brick
for sale atSubIette, Mo-, at reason
able prices. Any one needing
first class brick can get a bargain
by securing us.
W. H. CLARK e. BROS.
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Matt Halliday makes no blow,
but he does not allow any one to
undersell him on groceries.
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Sig the Grocer

Has arranged to ship out fifteen
barrels of new sorghum in new
barrels for which we will pay cash.
Talk to us before you bring them.
l.. G. Sigler.
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Matt Halladay carries the larg-
est stock of flour IN the city and
his prices are the lowest.
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It may pass for msxims in state
that the administration can not be
plsced in too few hands; nor the
leeislation in too many.
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The finest line of wall paper in
the city is to be found at W. Il.
Fout's vest side drug store.