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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-07
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Il, stoeh Printers Paper q WiAppitE Paper Ia ihe
" West send Tor sialUsus.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-01-07

I os ANGELES WINE, fioujR q CIGAR 90.
IlWhoieatle md Retail Wines, Liquors ant tiEafs
~ iais FarnAtn Street omaha. ssnd for Price List
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MARRIED,

BETHEL -.OGDEN- At the resi-
deuce OF Allen Mum, January
16, 1893, Mr. Charles o. Bethel,
and Miss Henrietta Ogden,
both of Kirksyille, Rev. d. Ros-
zeii, officiating.
EARLY W1sEMAN--In Edna, on
Tuesday morning, January III,
1898, Mr.. John Early, of Edna.
AMI Miss Grace Wiseman, Of
Brashear, Rev. Fitzgerald oili-
ciatiug.
PEvEHoUsE- RoBABAUGH-At the
residence of W. A. Smith, in
this city, January II, Mr.. JOS
eph Pevehouse and Miss Clara
Rorabnugh, both of Knox county,
b. ". Ross, j. F., officiating.
SooTT-SrULL at the residence
of the brides parents, January
15,lS93, Mr.. Elijah Scott, of
Knox county, and Miss Tessie
Stull, of Adair county, W. a
Hamilton officiating.
FULLER BARCLAY AT the home
of the brides parents, six miles
south of Kirksville, Wednesday
evening, January Is, Mr.. Albert
nj. Fuller, of Bloomington, ILL.,.
and Miss Lille NJ. Barclay, d.
Errett, pastor of the Christian
church officiating,
After the wedding ceremoney
an elegant supper WAS served.
About sixty guests were present,
number of whom were from
Kirksville
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All Free.

Those who haye used DR.. Kings
New discovery know its value and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it free. Call
on the advertlsed'drugeist and get
trial bottle free. Send yoar
name and address TO H, e. Buck
len d Co., Chicago, and get sam
Pile box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills free, rs we'll as a copy of
Guide to Health and Household
Instructor, free. All of which is
guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. For sale by B.
Henry druggist.
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4 Pinth 81 Salt

Is very valuable when you want ii
and can't get it, AID yea then
realize fully what the irreplessl-
small boy meant when he said,
Salt is the thing that makes
things taste bad when you don t
pus eng OF. There are lots Of
curious things about salt, more
than anyone not interested in
looking it up would imagine;
and you may learn many facts
about it that you never knew be-
fore, by reading the cbarminely
written and beautifully Illustrated
article, "rrom the Depths of q
Crystsllized Sea- pablished in
DEMoREsT's FAMILY MAGAZINE
for February. Another paper,
The Ice World" also very fully
Illustrated, tells all about glaciers,
ana how ieebefgs ale formed;
Celestial Gl psies is especially
apropos at this time, and is illus
trated with pictures of noted
comets; Harvesting the Breeze
gives The boys some novel points
about Kites and how to use them,
and from China Marks you can
learn how to distinguish fine
china of different makes, for the
exhaustive paper contains iIIustra-
tons of over forty distinctive
marks. The stories in this num-
Der are especially good, and it is
difficult to choose between Vidas 5
Seven Valentines, The Tales of
Two Parrots, Marthy's Charge,
The Story of judith and several
others; while every one of the
numerous departments is full to
,velilowing with the best of good
.bings. There are two beautiful
,uil-pEge gravnrPs, and 293 other
illustrations; and all this is fur
nished for only 20 cents, and II
numbers of equal merit are given
or s. a year. Published by W. |
,enpings Demorest, l5 Z. 18th |
st., New York.
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Bridge Letting.

Notice is hereby given that seal
ed blds will be received at the
county surveyors office, in :he
city of kirksville from the 18th
day of Jan. 1898, till Feb. 4th
1898, TO a. m. for furnishing ma
te''ial and constructing new
bridges hit The following named
places in the county to-wlt, across
Steer Greek, in Clay tp., near the
residence OF George Watson.
Second, across Cottonv ood creek
in Clay tp. near the residence of
Daniel J. Hall. Third. across
Goose branch in Walnut tp. near
The residence Of Benjamin Millay.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the county surveyors Office.
The county reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or proposals
filed IN the county surveyors
office. TYLER PAINE,
Cpt1Dty Survarnr
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dwelling is regarded as getting
along in the world. The same
rule will apply to Odd Fellows
Lodges. OF eouree, now and then
we have men who build before
they are able and suffer financial
loss and the ,me Is true doubt
less of Lodges. But IL these
days of Building and Loan Asso-
ciatious, and when money may be
obtained cheaply aud upon easy
terms, the error is more frequent
ly made upon the side OF doing
without a home than in making an
effort to ohtain one.
However, this is not what we
started 10 write about. We want
to tell our readers about the new
hall that Adair Lodge No. So, at
kirksville, have erected, and
which the editor OF the Triple
LINK sssistsd in dedieeting on the
18th ult. 1t Is one of the neat
est, most cozy, and handsomely
furnished halls in the State,
Qulte large number of brethren
from LaPlata and other neiehbor-
ing Lodges were present to enjoy
the exercises and to express their
fraternsl feelings toward each
other. The Kirksville brothers
who took active parts in the dedi-
cation all performed remarkably
we'll. Esch was familiar with his
part and delivered it IN good
style. Where all were so good
we cannot, in justice, make lhdigi-
dual mention. Suffice it 20 say,
that the large audience which
witnessed the dedication wss de-
lighted, and had nothing but
words of praise for the Lodge
and all its members.
AT night, all the degrees were
conferred upon applicants who
were entitled thereto. The work
Was done by the Adair Lodge
Staff and by the LaPlata Lodge
staff. Bro. PARCEL is the Captain
of the Captain OF the former, and
Bro r. Glllaspia Captain of the
latter. Both stats did well and
deserve great credit.
A very pleasing incident of the
occasion was the presentation by
the Lodge of very handsome
collar TO Bro. ". O. Il. 2, Ammar-
man. The presentation speech
made by Bro. VIII I Shoiley WAS
a very happy effort. Brother Am
norman is 70 years old and hes
been Permanent Secretary of
Adair Lodge for 20years. Il is
very greatly beloved by his breth-
ren.
All in all the occasion was a
most pleasant one and the editor
of the TRIPLE LINE vii! long 1e-
member with gratitude the cour~
tesy and attention extended him
by the members Of Adair Lcdge.
Triple Link,
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beneficial to the human family. 1t
would seem that the more schools
of this kind the better it would be
for the people. In the days. of
witchcraft and religious intoier-
snce such 3 bill might have been
seriously considered. But in this
age of liberalitv, Difference for the
opinions OF others, and when it is
the desire 10 gather the good from
every source, it is not probable
that it will receive a second con-
sideration.
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MONDAY, FEB. Is, l S93.

-hONDA1, EB. lO, i OJO.
FINAL SETTLEMENTS.
l. John G Kirk, admr of Har-
vey Sloan deceased
z. ID Z Patterson, admr OF
Chas Patterson deceased.
). Owen Patterson, admr OF
John W. Perry deceased.
t. Hustled, admr DE
bonis non of Olive H. Reggles
dec. oS
5. G B Rrewington, ex of La
vins ingham dec.
&. Angus Boyd, admr John G
McHendry dec.
TUESDAY, FEB. IA.
Z. James NJ Williams, adms
of Charles Hamilton dec,
s. J G nnnham, ex W Fl Dun
ham dee.
s. Thos e and Walter Weleh,
ezs William Welch dec.
ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS.
l0. Judson G Jones, ex Of the
estate of Harvey Jones dec.
IL Susan u aombs, ex of j Jas
Hon os dec.
y. Il Z Keesee, G & G Propst
minors.
13. Martha c Rinehsrt, G &
D Rinehart minors.
WEDNESDAY, PEb. Is.
l3. Sarah j Deaton, G e. c
VIM 3 Deaton.
IA. Tyler Paine, curator Ell
bert Stamper minors.
10. G A Cohen, G Il G Lola
B Fowler, minor.
II. James Ii Novinger, G & c
ohoop minors.
Is. Chss Mabis, G & G Mabis
minors.
19: Abel McNerliD, guar VIM
McNerlin.
THURSDAY, FEB. 16.
20. B G Axtel, G & c Smith
minors.
Il. j U Barnard. ex Abner
Barnard dec.
y. Rhodes Lowe, q & C Mel
win B Lowe mipor.
%. William Bragg, G e. C
Lachariah Flynn minor.
% James Wait, G & G Broyles
minors.
% John Barton, G Il c Trem-
Die minors. ISAAC MORGAN,
Judge and ex-otiicio clerk.
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The Chicago later 0aeap eau
tons farmers to be on The locAs
out for parties who ere securing
the country erdeavorirg 10
swindle the people with contract
for wire fence. They fer to give
enough wire to fenca 10-acre
field It the party approached viii
sign contrast 10 iaka ,he agency
for tie wire. The contract ID
where the swlndle comes In. Il
turns cut to he 4 promissory note
for $50, after a few words are
erased with oxalic acid.
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Who Wants the Word of God.

Bibles and testaments of the
American Bible Society press are
on sale by r. NJ. Buckmaster il
the business house of B. W
Sands the jeveier and Mr.. Buck
master. Any person wanting
Bibles or Testaments are req uest-
ed to call on Mr.. Buckmaster. As
for substantial finish and cheap
ress the publications of said soci-
ETY. commend themselves to pur-
chasers. j. B. MITCHELL,
Oh Ex. Com.
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"a - iaAStN
,siic wnicn we propose to sesa TO you. transpor.
lati0h paid Tne httie darling rests agains.
plilowI and iI iii the act of drawing Off i,s
PINK siieE. sho mate of which has been pulle,s
W aud hung aside with triumphant ZOO
lhe uesh tlntS are perfect, and the ewes follow,
you, no matter where You stand. The exouf-
Sttereproductions of this greatest paTs,tinc, ot,
lda waugh ltne most celebrated of modern
paihterS OF onoy lie are to hS g,yen 10 those,
who subscribe to Dempyv.:a FAMILY MaSao
hine Tor lS.t' Tho rerf,stuctions cannot be
toiu from tho os,yi yii,ni, which cost 500. ana
ure tne sttrIie St4N II NJ inches The hnbyns ~
me s,.', and absolutely lifelike. We hay,
slsN NJ preparation, to present to our suhI
r1n.'cts dirinS lSS}, other great pic,ares by
suehartsts as Percy Moran, Maud UHmphrey-
Louis DcsGhatnps. and Others of morid-SiJS
rch9wn: rake only two examples OF what
we dli during the past year, A Yard of Pan
sizes, and " \ White HUust Orchid" nv tbo
wiieot PRESIDENT Harrison, and you will sra
whnt our promises mean
. nose whG subscribe for Demorest's F,mftx,
hiigahlaa Tor ls't' will possess gallery OF eT-
9Hfto WORKS OF art OF great value, besides a
Magazine that cannot he equal-,i by any In
the world for its beautiful Illustrations and
subject matter, that will Keep EVERYONE most
eu on all the topics of the day and nil tho
iads ana different items of interest about the
houSehold, besides furnishing interos,inc
reatinG matter, both grave and CAV, Tor the
Whole frmliy; and while Demorest's Is nor
8 tssnioa Magazine, its fashion pages are per-
tect' ana we give you, free OF cost, all the mar
terms you wish to use during the year. and
IN any size you choose. Send in your sub
scription at once. only So, and YOU will really
yer over 50 in value. Address the publisher
W jennings Dctnorest. Is East 14th St. New
orh- III yol are unacquainted with tha
AagaAne send ~ cents for 4 specimen copy
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The New Hall at klrksyilIe.

AS a general proposition new
homes and other improvements
are regarded &s good evidences of
prosperity upon the part of the
owner. That man who. after liv-
Ing in rented house for twenty
years or more. buys a lot and
erects upon it a handsome new
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Answer This Question.

Why do 80 many people we see
around US seem to prefer to suffer
and be miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. Of loss ap-
petite, coming up OF the food,
yellow skin, when for 75c. we will
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guar
anteed to cure them. Sold at
Pansy Drug Store, McKeehan
Bros. Proprietors.
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Stump and Grubb Machines.

The Smith stump and grubb
puller is the best on earth, /
have the exclusive right fc SSH
these machines in Adair county.
For prices and terms address
W. ID. JONES,
Pure Air, Mo.
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County Surveyor
Procrastination is the Thief Of
Time.

We offer to the public in the
Cubeb Cough Cure a most excel
lent cough remedy, both as pre-
ventiye, and cure if taken in time
or when first symptoms appear
It never iaila 10 prevent and
break up that which otherwise
might result in severe spell of
slckness, 1t is prey entive, be-
lug SO qnlck aud certain in its &C
ton. All other cough mixtures,
except Cubeb Cough Cure, re-
qnire from twelve to tHenty=four
honrs time in bringing about re-
cult, os il aiding nature to free H.
Self from the attack. Cubeb
Cough Cure should always be
used, 1t can be relied upon, as 1t
is certain and never fails. Being
quick and certain in its action it
stops all tendency to pulmonary
troubles aud prevents pneumonia.
Time i5 worth everything. De-
laws are dangerous. No one can
atford to run the risk of allowing
cough to deyelope into pneumo-
mis-, which is nearly always fatal
Cubsb Cough Cure is the only
remedy that can be ralisd on to
give quick relief and cure the
cold, 1t will afford relief in one
minute. and for that reason has
won the title, The Sixty Second
Remeiy. Cubeb Cough Cure is
very pleasant to the taste, is de-
slrable especially where children
ats required to take medicine.
Sold by all druggists.
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w anted.

Agents to sell our choice and
hardy Nursery stock. we have
many new special varieties, both
in fruits and ornamentals to offer,
which are controlled only by us.
We pay commission oa salary
Write us at once for terms, and
seeure choice of territory.
MAY Bros,
Nursergmen, Rochester, n. Y.
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DIED.

DAMoN-At his home in Barring,
No, January s, 1898, Mr.. Hi
ram .. Damon.
Mr.. Damon formerly lived in
Kirksvllle end was brother-ir-
law of MIR. Stephen Hall.
BROWN. Sticklarville, Tues
day, January II, Jonathan
Brown, aged so years. Inter
ment took place at the Hannah
cemetery, January la.
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Notice of Final Settleme Mt.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF ADAIR, CO.

Final settlement of the estate of John.C.
Sovinger deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all c,edltors a md
others Interested In the estate of John C, Nov
niger deceased. that l H. Soying,r adminIs-
traitor OF said estate In. end to make fnalsettle.
iheht tnereof at the rext term OF the Probate
court of Adair county TO be held at KirksyiIIe
ON the : day of February. 1888
II. NoyiSGEE. Administrators.
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A farmer in Scotland county
who don't take the papers sold his
hogs the other day for enough be-
low the market price 10 pay for
fifty papers. lis said expert
epce keeps a dear school, aud
some don't learn then. Lancaster
Republican.
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Notice of Final Settlement
STATE OF MIssoURl, }
County Of Adair. ss

Ainai settiemtat OF the estate OF John
all creditors and others interested in The estst ~
OF John W. Perry deceased. that /. Owen
Patterson. administrator of said estete
intend to make final settlement thereof
county. to be held at kirksville on the liz dav
of February, 1885 - va!
This January 10, 1893.
OWEN PATTERSON,
Administrator
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Money! Money! Money u!

And ". S. Hicks has bushels
OF it on good farms ct low rate
Of interest, Remember when you
negotiatiate a loan with me, |
guarantee you the lowest rates of
Interest. Cali IN and be convinc-
ed. Loans closed up in from 3 to
1 days. W. S. Hicks.
kirksYllle, Mo.
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% YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABp

Maybe you think this Is n new business.
sending out babies on application; il has been
Done before, however, but never have those
furnished been so near the original sample as,
TINS one Everyone will eXclam. Well
that's the sweetest baby ever sawr This
you but a faint idea of the exquisite original,
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a small piece of fresh lime put
IN to boil with watery potatoes
will make them, it Is said, per-
fectly dry and mealy.
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For TRADE fine broodmare
to trade for young csttle.-Ad-
dress 6. W. Markey, Kirksyille.
Mo.
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Need a
Watch?

We sell all kinds, at all
price,; aud every watch
fits the price. But price
is not every thing in watch
buyin s:guarant, ed quail
ty is the first thing.
We guarantee watches
ding to their quail
ty; and quality makes
the price,
All kinds all qualities
all prices.
HART & SoN, North Side.
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When obliged to take unpleas.
ant medicine hold bit OF alum Ia
the mouth first, and the dose will
not be minded ct all.
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WANrED-A good nurse girl,
Inquire at post-ofiice, or residence
Of Il. C. Picker.
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BORN.

LINDSEY To the wife of Harry
Lindsey Monday, January 16, a
daughter.
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FoR RENT-A dwelling house
for rent near the square. Inquire
of s. NJ Picker.
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For SALE-A first class organ
Inquire at Peerless Laundry.
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FoR RENT-An Office close to
the square, on ground floor. In
quire Of Chas. Hecker.
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Go to ". E. Greene & Co., for
corn shelleFs.
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The small dark checks in crock
cry comes because they are wash
ed in too hot water.
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School Report.

oarth monthly report Of Oil
yer Hill scbool for the month
commencing Dec II, and ending
Jan. &. Number of pupils enroll
ed during the month, II; whole
number of days attended by all
pupils, $50; average number of.
pupils attending each day, Il;
average nup4ber Of days attended
by each pupil, Id; number Of days
taught, 20. Names OF those pre-
sent each day are, Cos Lowe,
Daisy South and Mary QUINN.
Nora l. CRAMER, Teacher.
Fourth monthly report of Shib-
le7s Point school for the month
ending Jan. bgh, 1888. Number OF
pupils enrolled A; average daily
attendance 25. The name of those
attending every day are: Cintha
Sharp, Binna Bibee, Clyde Ford,
Sylvester and Golden Bibee, Ray
mond and Winter s hoop. The
names of some OF tie visitors are.
Mrs. Hazslwooi. Misses Bertha
and Ljbbie Shoop, Mr.. E E.
Shoop, Mr.. Lemuel Gillum, Miss
Mary Montgomery and others.
TERM ELrJNT.
Four months ending Jan. Gth,
1893. Total nun ber of pupils en-
rolled 70; average dejlv attend
ance 46; average number of days
attended by each pupil Al, mum
Der of days Taught rs. The names
of those attending every day dur
ing the term are Cintha Sharp,
Clyde and Norman Ford.
Remarks AS We travel along
the pathway of life, we VIII ever
retain one fresh green spot in the
folds of our memory for the pu-
pills and patrons of Shibleys point
j. 0. TRUITT. Teacher.
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FoUND-Pair Of River trimmed
spectacles in case, on public high
wav. Owner can have same by
calling at Graphic office aud pay
ing for notice.
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Always use a little vinegar in
anything made with molasses.
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Probate Court Docket.

Docket OF settlements due from
Administrators, Executors, Guar
dlans, and Curatora at the ensu-
Ing term of the Probate Court of
Adais county, Missouri, to be held
at the probate court room in the
city of Kirksville, on the second
Monday in February. 1898:
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One tablespoonful of soft but
ter, well rounded, weighs Just one
ounce.
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- A farmer, ten miles from
town, on q poor country road, Is
further from market than if be
were two hundred miles away by
rail.
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ONE YEAR FOR ONLY Sl.25.
TheGR a PElC

gives all the of Town County State and ruch
National other paper of it's class Your home
would be incomplete without it.
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-kans' hiss sent word to DR..
Still that, If Missouri does not
treat him right, to cross the bor-
der and he will be given the bene-
fit of just, fair and liberal legisla-
ton.
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The new YORK WEEKLY Tribune

s NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER and gives all the gen.
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Its Home and Society columns the ,dmiration
OF wives and daughters Its general political re~s
ais and discussions comprehensive brilliant
tive Its Agricultural department superior IN the
country Its Market Reports recognized authority
al parts of the land
ASPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid
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For only Sl.25 Cash in Advance
New York Weekly Tribune regular price per slOO
"The Weekly Graphic regular price per year ...1OO
we furnish both papers year for .......... l25
Subscription may begin at any time
Address all orders to THE WEEKLY G RAIEI
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FRIDAY JANUARY. 20.

-Ex-President Rutherford
B. Hayes died at his home in
Fremont, o., Tuesday night.
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Col. j. l.. Pace, of B.tler,
Bates county, has been appointed
warden of the penitentiary by
Governor Stone.
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The Missouri legislature
can employ lis time to better ad-
vantage than trying to crowd
Kirksville's most lucrative busi-
ness out of the State.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-16

The first annual Southwestern
Irrigation convention assembled
and organized at Deming on the
7th inst. The results attained
were of highly satisfactory charac-
ter and will undoubtedly be pro-
ductive of much good to the entire
Territory. In the successful issue
of this notable affair, the Headlight
and its energetic young editor were
important factors, while all the
citizens of Deming merit much
credit for the public spirit mani
tested and the pleasant entertain
ment afforded their many visitors.