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The news boy., 1894-09-22
E@Wm. Burgess at the Cane,

E+EWm, Burgess at the Cape, can
supply your every want in the way
ef dry goods, shoes. clothing. dress
goods. wraps, etc. He is probably
the oldest established merchant in
Southeast Missouri. having sold goods
in Benton before the war, and he
knows how to please you.
Woody. the shadow catcher. at
Cape Girardcau. does excellent work.
Give him trial. You will find him
located between the st. Charles
Hotel and the courthouse. Enlarga
ing specially.
Mrs. +. p. Stone was called to
Che bedside of her mother in Colum:
bus, Ky. Friday of last week Claude
McCrocklin followed on Sunday; res
turning Tuesday;
Want to buy watch? Call on
AL. CHENUE, the Jeweler. next to
Postoi1ice, Cape Girardeau, Mo-
Attorney Rutledge. of New Mad.
rid county, was in Benton last week.
He hns formed law partnership I'M
Poplar Bluff, and will move thither
next spring.
-There was ID pa'uai lc,ipse of
the moon Friday nigut of 'a~t week,
worry distinctly visible here. About
one-cighth Of The lunar surface was
obscured.
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Russell, of
Thayer, Mo. are the guests of Mrs,
Russell S parents, Mr.. and Mrs: j.
NJ. Leftwich,
nS~The very test pictures for the
least money is the motto of Woody 8
Photograph Studio, Cape Girardeau,
Circuit court three weeks from
nest Monday. 1t comes early in the
month this year.
The boys had chicken stew at
Pete Bollingers Saturday night of
last week.
will Allen left for ST. Louis last
Saturday to resume his medical
studies.
Ringing Bros, circus Is billed
for Cape Girardeau on the 9Th prbx.
Little Meredith Icedy is eonval.
eseent:
hyWaht an S-day Clock for 50. so 2
Guaranteed by AL. CHENUE; the
Jeweier, next to Postoffice; Caps
Girardeau, Mo.
! f. II, Smith and wife visited St.
Louis the first Of the week
E-Congrcssman Arnold was home
few days last week.
DR.. Frazer was in benton Nfeds
nesday.
-oh, that boycott Too ~ e,
The news boy., 1894-09-22
FROM BLODGETT.

The revival meeting closed here
last Sunday night. Rev. D. ]. Leake
preached his farewell sermon to a
very large and attentive audience,
and according to popular verdict sur
passed all his previous efforts. He
leaves for Conference next Tuesday.
The Diehlstadt boys and the Blod
gett ball club again locked horns here
last Saturday and the Ananias club
mourns the loss of another game by
the score of II to 8 in favor of Diehl-
stadt, against whom the boys will 90
up against on the Diehlstadt grounds
Saturday. Never say die till you re
dead the boys say.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Pigg are ac-
cepting congratulations relative to
the arrival of gentleman who will
vote in q years from last Tuesday.
The populist meeting here last
Saturday was productive of no detin.
ite results except to adjourn to meet
at Morley, Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Among the prominent men of that
party we saw NJ. S. Love, A. E.
Larey, of Morley, J. B. Finley, of
Oran, and several other lights of the
tabernacle.
Mrs. R. A. Sparks is visiting rela-
tives in Morley this week.
C. w. Hawkins returned last week
from his sojourn in the wilds of sew.
eral localities including Arkansas,
Indian Ter. ct al, and reports huge
all round good time.
Several of our sporty gang inclu-
ding G. N. Davis, ]. A. Hawkins,
W. B. Congleton, ''Sug' Clark, Jno.
Austin and various gunners of more
or less note took trip to Little
River last week and thinned out the
squirrels, etc, and came away.
H. e. Watkins. the handsome book
keeper for Matthews, Stubblefield &
Co., Of Oran, and Tollie Gillespie, OF
the same little city, were in tOwr
last Sunday visiting relatives and
friends.
The Ananias Club met in due form
and after the last strains of "Sarat
Jones baby as sung by the famous
glee club had died away, the M. w
l.. raped for order. In opening the
meeting he said he would in passing
speak of saving. Russell Sage ha:
been quoted as saying that the found
alton of fortune may be made by
saving. Well, my bottle noset
brethren, it depends a whole lot OF
what you save. If you try to save
your no count bodies from work or an,
kind of effort it won't put you on tn,
highway to opulance. Saving life OF
the sea coast may be exhileratinl
but if ever man got rich he has van
ished from our ken. Silent men saw,
their breath but noisy men get a
much dough in the run-in. Savin.
money is good thing but while do
ing that remember it is just as i'm
portant to save your health and NOR
ais for we have very good authorit,
for believing that it is very hard TO
rich man to eventually be saved o.
that ground alone. In conclusion
my dearly whang- doodled brethren,
would say that the duck has a fla
bill, no teeth, short legs, web feet, i
as large as rock and has feathers
SACRIsTAN.
The news boy., 1894-09-22
You'll do it
IF You're
Wise I!
We Will Take a Rest,

Having given our readers all the
facts concerning recent order made
by the county court. allowing Mr.
Leftwich a salary rs his own deputy
(and the New BOY is the only paper!
iu the county that has eten mtntion.
ed that such an order was made) we
will let the matter rest for the pres.
ent We had hoped to get at the
matter through the grand jury. but
the county court had the selecting of
that jury, and they evidently did it
with ''an eye TO business. We give
it up-so far as the grand jury is
concerned. The court has got horse
on us. While they arc all good men,
yet they are inclined to lean a little
toward allowing man to be his own
deputy. There may be one or two
exceptions. While fully Fourth
the population of Scott county are
Germans. it seems strange that the
October grand jury will not contain
German member. Usually there
are from two To four Germans select.
cd as members of that body. 1t may
have just Happened so but we hardly
think it would appear that wa5y' +" 4
! iuGn ND 4 tree.
The news boy., 1894-09-22

RTWho, in Scott county, is not
acquainted with VIM. Burgess, the
Cape Girardeau MerchantY When
you attend the Fair he wants you to
call and examine his immense stock
OF dry goods and clothing. You will
find him on Main street.
RT-No Editorial Office should be
without supply of "OLD LYNCH
RYE" because in moments of de-
preston or lassitude it works like q
charm in restoring the normal con'
dition.
S0rBuy your Jewelry and have
your watch repaired by AL. CHEN
UE. the Jeweler, next to Postofiicc,
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
The news boy., 1894-09-22

You may Search and Hunt; You may
Investigate and Examine: Yet, when
all is done you'll find yourself the loser
if you haven't made your purchases of
us. Simply because values can't be
better than we give
The news boy., 1894-09-22
COnStable's Sale.

I will sell, at public auction. for
cash in hand, at New Hamburg, on
Fridoy, September 2S, 1894,
the following property belonging to
A. W, Dirnberger, ct al: A stock of
general merchandise, consisting of
dry goods, clothing, groceries, boots,
shoes, tinware. etc.
JOHN r. WEIGH,
Benton, Sep. IS, "a Constable.
The news boy., 1894-09-22
DENTAL NOTICE.

c. DIR. L. p. Ruff. the dentist
U1fYYN will be in Oran. Tuesday,
September 25th; Benton. Wednesday
26th; Commerce, from 9th until Sat
urday, 10Th.
The news boy., 1894-09-22

NDThe price of the ''OLD LYNCH
RYE" will not be affected by the
new Tariff bill for the reason that
this fine whiskey is uniformly ten
year-old when bottled.
The news boy., 1894-09-22

-FOR SALE:-2OO bushels of Rye.
Apply to G. G. Halstead, Blodgett,
Mo.
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For a nice present call at
FoUT & MCCHEsNEY's
Trustees Sale.

whereas, Nathan o. Minear and
his wife Georgia V. Minear by their
certain deed of trust dat
ed February 9th 1889, duly exc
cuted and acknowledged, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit: Lots
numbered three 60 and four { ~
in block five 90 in the town of
Millard in Adair county Missouri,
which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of
a certain promissory note in said
deed described.
.An's wheareas the said note has
ber"''r due and rcmains unpaid.
y v therefore by Virtue of the
powers conferred upon MT by said
deed ui trust and at the guest of
the owner and holder OF Sail note,
l will on Monday the 14th ,lay of
January 1895 at the court house
door in IT," city OF Kinks, lille in
Adair cuu ~ Missouri, expose
said ar i".r,, for sale at public
auction - Iii shest bidder for
cash 10 ....;i>';,- said note and in
terest. Irr. -. 1894.
T..piAs W. IANTZ,
Trustee.
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The Columbia Desk Calendar.

For ten years the desk calendar
issued by the Pope Manufacturing
company has held a unique place
among business helpers. Each
daily leaf during that time has
taught its quiet lesson of the value
of better roads and outdoor exer-
cises, and especially the benefits
of bicycling. The calendar for
1895, which is just issued, is even
brighter than its predecessors in
appearance, as clever artists have
added dainty silhouette and sketch
to the usual wise and witty con-
tributions that have heretofore Civ
en- this popular calendarits charm.
1t can be had for five 2 cent stamps
from the Pope Manufacturing COM
pany, Hartford, Conn.,, or from
any Columbia bicycle agency.
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& cos.
New Store.
WHERE
John WileS,
ASSISTED BY
Lafe Soles,
AWAITS YOUR VISIT WITH A
HANDSOMELY APPOINT
ED ESTABLISH
MENT.

These names are dear to the
hearts of all who buy groceries,
and dearer will they be, when you
see the appreciation they have
shown to their patronage, by fit
ting up their "New Store" 4"
The Ladies Reception Room is
the talk Of everyone. You can't
afford to miss seeing this sympho-
ny of the beautiful and artistic.
1t rests you while you look.
The fine display of goods makes
you hungry. In fact all has been
done to insure visitors that these
gentlemen study to please you.
Don't forget the place, Northeast
Corner Square, between Bestman's S
Furniture, and Smith & Dunkin's
Stores.
Their delicious cream candies
echo the Xmas chimes. What is
more acceptable than a box of it
for holiday present..
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Open House.

If you enjoya good show and
are willing to ,atronize one when
it comes do no miss the Edwin
Rostell company at the Opera
House tonight and tomorrow
night = Shahspeare's immortal
play, Hamlet, is the bill for to-
night, and Ruwer Lytton's great
play, Richeliel, tomorrow even
ing. The prizes are only 80 and
90 cents, and anyone who enjoys
tragedy and agood drama will en-
Joy a rare tred. The compay in
'ludes IA people and they go righ
rom here to Iacon.
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Hamei Items.

Farmers are busy gathering
corn.
Mrs. Effie Carnes is on the sick
list.
Mr. Boyd and Will Ross went
to LaPlata last Friday
James Prentice is teaching our
winter school.
Robert Boyd has come home to
Xmas with his parents.
Miss Emma Pifer and Mr.. John
Nelson were quietly married in
Kirksville last Wednesday
Mr.. Henry Gash's little child
died last Thursday of diphthera.
This makes the second death from
diphtheria in this locality.
Miss Ona Edwards, of Lacros S
has been visiting her brother
/
James Laurance, for the past
week.
Miss Nettie Prentice, OF Adair
county, was visiting relatives in
our community this week.
The protracted meeting at the
Star school house is creating wide
spread interest. Rev. Fennel, Of
Hurdland, is conducting the meet
ing.
The new church about four miles
north of here will be dedicated
next Sunday. Rev. Fennel will
preach.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

{oUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. }
Washington, ID. c., Dec. l., '94 -
The administration and the
democratic leaders of the House
are, by their attitude on the cur
rency question, giving the country
another Instructive object-lesson.
showing the democratic idea OF
craftsmanship. Notwithstanding
that those iinanciers of reputation
who were heard, either in person
or by letter, by the House Bank
N : and Currency Committee, We're
q unit in condcmning, either the
whole Dr part OF Secretary Car
llsie misnamed plan of currency
reform, he bill drawn up tySecre
tary Carlisle is to be railroaded
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Call and see our Xmas goods.
We are better fixed than ever be-
fore to supply your wants in gold
and silver novelties, watches,
fine clocks, statuary and all kinds
OF stringed instruments. All for
Xmas. G. NJ. HARRINGTON.
South Side Jeweler.
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Q, o, & X. c. Holiday Excursion.

On Dec. "a, 25 and 81, 1894,
and Jan. 1st, 1895, excursion tick
cts will be sold between all sta
tions on the Q. o. & X. G. Ry.,
for one and one fifth fare for round
trip, tickets good for return up to
and including Jan. 2, 1895.
w. II. PHALEN, Agent.
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Still Alive.

c. Borneman, the merchant tailor
is still alive, and will make clothing
as cheap as anybody, and, as you
all know, better. Give him a call
and leave your order
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HORSES WANTED.

T. E. Graves will buy good fat
horses and mules for the Eastern
and Southern markets at any time.
See him oesore selling, ashe pays
top prizes.
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For SALE-A life scholarship in
the Mercantile College. Inquire
at GRAPHIC office.
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"A ChflStmaS cantata entltleu CEe
"Waifs Christmas" will be pre-
sented, there will also be
distribution of gifts to the chill
dren.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
At the Christian church there
will be treat. A musical and
literary program will also be pre-
sented. Santa Claus will distrib-
ute the presents
SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH.
The South Methodist Sunday
school will assemble at the church
Christmas eve, and a treat will be
distributed among the children.
The entertainment will be given
later.
BAfIlSI CH " RCH
At the Baptist church Christ
mas eve, Santa Claus will appear
and distribute gifts to the chill
dlen. There will also be litera-
~ and musical program by the
children.
CUMBERLAND RIAN
CHURCH.
Monday evening the annual
Christmas entertainment will be
held in the church. A part of the
program will be made known fol
the first time the evening of the
entertainment. At the close OF
the exercises there will be a free
will Offering for missions.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
AT the NJ. E. church there vii
be literary and musical program
also class offerings for those who
may be unable to purchase Christ
mas presents. Each class is ex
pected to make an offering, and :
committee has been appointed tt
receive the gifts and place them OF
exhibition. A committe appoint
ed for the purpose will distribute
the gifts Thursday morning.
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The Scientific American gives
this remedy for diphtheria: At the
first indication of diphtheria in the
throat of a child, make the room
close, then take tin cup and pour
into it quantity OF tar and tur-
pentine, equal parts. Then hold
the cup over fire so as to fill the
ON with fumes. The little pa
tient on inhaling the fumes, will
c'ngh up AMI spit out all of the
membranous matter, ard the diph-
iberia will pass out. The fumes
of the tar AMI turpentine loosens
the matter in the throat and thus
afford the relief that has baffled the
skill of physicians.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting of
the e. p. chnrch BraShaar circuit
will !" l.'ia at Pleasant View
Chapel, two miles west of Gibbs.
the fourth Saturday and Sunday.
Deco mber % and %. Meeting will
begin Friday night. December 81.
All are invited.
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Smith & Dunkin's
for hoIidaygoo ds.
A Merry Christmas.

a Merry Christmas.
If you want to be happy and
enjoy Merry Christmas place
your order at Willard for nuts,
candies, raisins, turkey, cranber-
rles, celery, oranges, banana :, cali
fornla pears etc. Respect.
w. d. WILLARD.
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The gold reserve is again
going down. and another bond is
sue is inevitable.
AS between wild cat banks
and the Carlisle currency bill. the
latter has very little advantage
over the former.
AL the conditions are favor
able for another raid on the gold
reserve. The Democratic admins
tration has placed the Treasury
at the mercy of Wall Street.
The Democrats of Macon
county are evidently afraid of the
contests they have started, as Two
OF the ballot boxes have been sto-
len from strong Republican pre-
cinctS.
The Democrats will attempt
to rush the Carlisle currency bill
through the House. Fortunately
it will be smothered in the Senate.
One panic is enough for adj
ministration.
Mrs. Leese has decided to
go to California and raise grapes.
This will prove more profitable
crop than raising HI as she ad
vised the Kansas farmers to do in
stead of raising wheat
The Taylor Brothers were
arraigned at Linneus last week fol
the murder of the Meeks family
and change of venue was granted
to Carroll county. They are nov
in jail at Carrolton, and their tria
will take place in March.
E. V. Debbs has been sen
fenced to six months in jail fol
contempt of court during the strik,
in July. The sentence is ligh
one, and Debbs says that he would
rather 60 to Jail for six months
than make fight in a higher court
Mr.. Carlisle claims that hi:
currency bill would make the cur
rency reasonably safe" 1t i
not reasonably safe' currenc,
that the country demands, but on
that is absolutely safe, and tha
will expand or contract as tn
necessities and demands of busi
ness require
The Globe Democrat re
marks editorially, that Mckinley
ism is dead. Another issue of tn
same paper says that the gres
trouble with our national finance
Is lack of revenue. When we cor
slider that the country had il
most prosperous times under NJ
kinleyism, and the gold reserv
never fell below the danger linn
during that time, it would seem
thinking people that McKinleyis1
is still mighty lively corpse.
Heavy Withdrawals of gol
from the Treasury, follow yer
naturally, the draw on bank hold
ings of gold caused by the recen
bond issue. The Government ha,
no reason to expect different re
suit. Practically all the eXpor
demand for the yellow metal dur
ing six or seven months of tn
cnrrent year had been turned from
bank gold to Treasury gold, b,
means of gold notes and the Sherm al
Certificates Any aid extended tn,
Treasury in pinch has been for ;
consideration in the shape of 5 pc
cent bonds, and with clea,
knowledge of getting more bond:
in the regular course of things i
desired. The bonds having beer
secured, and considerable block:
of them disposed of at handsom,
profit by the original purchasers
there is no valid reason why thest
thrifty spectators should spare
the Treasury's tax-gotten gold
They can get at it easily. and. al
the present time, particularly, will
excellent prospects of forcing tht
administration to issue third loar
for elusive additions to the Treas
ury reserve.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
touE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. )
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All kinds of Holiday goods are
right in prices and quality at Fout
& McChesney's.
BADLY BROKEN

AS our stock of la1ies' Jacket,
is badly broken, we will close out
all remaining at reduced figures
until January 1.
GEO. BREwINGToN & SoN.
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Nv it".e Moved.

You will an us on the south
east cor I q. e square. livery
article : - Il new at low prices.
Also the GRATED Garce Mills
-four. I : ..,'l.
EVANS & CRAIG.
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Now is Your Time.

From now till further notice
will sell groceries cheaper than ever
offered i'll Kirksville. l am not
closing out, nor moving out, but
am here to stay, and will do lust
what l agree to do.
Very Respectfully,
w. d. WILLARD.
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Public Sale.

will offer for sale at my resi-
dence 4 miles north of Kirksville,
on Wednesday, January End, 49,
95, the following described per-
sonal property: Nine head of
cows, fresh, rest coming in pro-
fit; nine calves, grade Jerseys from
IL to 1916; one thoroughbred
Jersey Bull; ten shoats. Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock p. IN.
TERMs-Nine months credit, pur-
chaser giving note with approved
security bearing s per cent inter
est, 6 per cent off for cash. No
property removed until terms are
complied with.
w. B. MATTHEWS.
II. Nj. SHEEKS, AuctiOneer.
If your hair is falling out, don't t
wait until you are bald, but 60 at
once and get bottle of Purcell &
Barnes hair restorer. 1t stops the
hair from falling out, cleans the
scalp and leaves the head delight
fully cool. AS a hair dressing it
has no superior.
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The finest line of Razors a, d
Pocket Knives in North Missouri.
at Helme Bios. & Co.
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BANK STATEMENT

Official statement of the financial
condition of the State Bank of
Brashear at Brashear, state of
Missouri, at the close of busi-
ness on the irst day of Decem-
Der, 1894.
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We cannot ask God for much
when we are not wiling to do
mnh
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The bright side lsnot always the
right side.
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The Latest and the Best

Our $3.50 shoe is the latest and
the best BREWINGToN & Sen.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Post
office, Dec. Is, 1894, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expira-
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We have a few toys left over
which we will dispose of at less
than l-2 1st cost. First come first
served. FoUT & McCHEsNEY.
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424S9.65
State of Missouri, 80
County of Adar, %

Souhty VI AUDI,
We, J. N. McCreery President,
and l.. B. Sands cashier of said
bank, each o. us, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
j. N. McCmERY, President.
L. B.SANDs, Cashier.
Subscribed aid sworn to before
me, this tenth cay of Dec. A. D.
eighteen hundrM and ninety four.
Witness my hand and notarial
seal the date las aforesaid
Commissioned and qualified for
a term expiring Nov. 25. 1889
o. G. SANDS, Notary Public
COrrect-Att,st:
N. McCIEERY0
L. B SANDS, directors.
o. G. SANDS.
(sEAL
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ii is much better 10 suffer Thu. n
to sin.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAIN-
MENTS.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

A Christmas cantata entitled TIE
"Waif's Christmas" will be pre-
sented, there will also be a
distribution of gifts to the chill
dren.
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Try some of those delightful per-
fumes at Wards.
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WANTED-A girl at the city res
taurant. Must be a good cook.
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FRIDAY. DEC. 21 1894.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

At the Christian church there
will be a treat. A musical and
literary program will also be pre-
sented. Santa Claus will distrib-
ME the presents
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MISSOURI.