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days of fish stories the editor cant
be too careful and explicit-and
thu reader can't be too incredulous
IL the presence of some of his
s;0iles,
a Chillicothe exchange re-
ma, ks: "Some of our subscribers
have daughters talking of getting
married. who have been born
sluce their fathers paid anything
on subscription to this paper.
Well, what f'theY have been born
since that dreamy, far-off time
somewhere III the vicinity of the
middle ages? The editor is mani
festly unjust. He would visit the
sius of the fathers on the heads of
the children. should those girls
who came into the world 35 or 40
years ago forbesr to discuss mat
rimony simply because their faith.
ers owe au editor a few centuries
on subscription? We should think
not indee!.
A Democrat and Republican
were discussing politics at Glen
wood Saturday. The latter asked
the former what he thought of he
present times. ooh" said Mr.
BourboG, 9. [ like EN- well enough
I've seen EN- wuss, lots wuss, whe1
the Radicals wuz In" The Re.
publican expressed his belief Il
the contrary. Yes, L hev," in.
sisted the mossbsck; "l ye WORKED
all day like a niger for 25 cents
under Radical government.
"When WAS that?' asked his tor
mentor incredulously. "W'y, sir
it wuz jist before the wsr-Jist be
fore old Lincoln come In aDo
freed the niger" The Republi
can took walk. and the mossbs c.
took anoth, r drink.
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Order of Publication.

In the circuit court OF Aiair county, Mis-
souri, May. term ls9l
The state of Missouri, at the relation and TO
the use of nin. Mceks collector OF the reve-
nue. for the county uf Adair. state OF Missouri.
plaintiff, against Geo ". Beaty and the I'M
known heirs OF Geo. W. Baty defendants
--Potltion for Taxes.
Now on this Sth day ofJan. 1s9i, comes
the above named plaintiff, by his attorney
j. storm and 1t appearing 10 the court tha'
said defendants have not been served with
process in this cause sin, snd are an,
Missouri. SO that the ordinary process OF law
cannot ce served upon them. Wbere-
fore 1t is ordered by the court
tnat publication lie made, notifying sail
defendants that an action has been commence
ed against them By petition In the circuit court
of Adair county Missouri. the object and gen
eral nature OF which is t. obtain q Judgment
against said defendants for the sum of two
and 55-lOO dollars. aggregate amount take
for the years ls>g. iS'p. is II and leViei upon
| and against the-real es ate hereinLi.er de
| scribed owned by the defendants Said taxes
due and delinquent on sail land. with inter-
est thereon as provided 5y law. together with
commission, attorney lees and costs of said
proceedings Also to have said judgment de-
| clared lien In favor OF the state OF Missouri
upon the following described lands, lying and
being situate in the county of Adair and state
of Missouri. to-wG:
| The southwest quarter of the southwest
| quarter of the southwest quarter of section
| thirteen, IL, township Sky uhe. Gl, range
| sixteen, To-
/ And also to enforce said lien and to obtain q
decree for the sale of said real estate 50
much thereof may be necessary to satisfy
SAID judgment. interest. commission, ".s and
costs. And unless yod. the un.
known heirs of Geo. W. Baity the said
defendants be and app-+r at the
LeXt regular term of the circuit 'nurt of Adair
county, Missouri. to be begun -nd held at the
court house in kirksville, IN the 3rd Monday
/ in May. lS!4, and answer or plead to said
petition on or before the siAth day of said term
! of court Should the term 81 long continue.
/ and if not, then before the end of the term }
the same will be taken as confessed, and ju .g-
ment rendered as asked for in plaintiffs petit
tion. 1t is further ordered that Il copy oil this
order be published in the We, ky Graphic a
weekly newspaper Published in said Adair
county, for four week ks successfully, the last
Insertion to at lest for weeks before the
commencement of the lext term of this c 'urt
/ true copy. Attest. \. z. HiBBS,
! Clerk.
By f. S. Quinn, dept.
Seal.
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Order of Publication.

| in the Circuit Court of Adair County Mis-
| souri,, May Term, 1884.
The state of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of VIM Meeks, collector of the reve-
nue. tor the county of Adair, state of Missouri,
plaintin, against + la B. Oliver defendant
Petition for Taxes.
Now OIL this sth dav of Jan, ls9i, comes the
above named plaintiT. by his attorney, J. G.
Storm and it appearing to the court that said
defendant have not been served with prore S
in this cause and is nonresident
OF the state of Missouri, so that that the ordini-
nary process of law cannot be aerved upon
them
Wherefore 1t is ordered by the court tina,
publication he made, nutifying said defend
ants that an action has been commenced
aguinst them by uetition in the circuit court
OF AIalr cOuuty, Missouri, the object and n
eTal nature of which is to obtain Judgment
AGAINST said defendants for the sum of eight Il
-i'O dollars, aggregate amount of taxes f r
and agai ST the real estate hereinafter describ-
ed. .Yued by the defendants. Said lakes due
ami Delinquent on said land, with in te est
thereon u provided by law, :OGGgf sr with
c, mmissi"u attorneys fees ant costs of said
proceediN-s- Also 10 have said judgment ae
clared lien in favor of the state of Missouri
upCn the olGwing described lands, ing aud
being situate in the county OF Adair and state
ofMissuuri. tO-wit:
Thes utheast quarter of the southeast Guar-
ter of lection thirty-two, 52 township KY
four jt, of range sixteen H6).
8 Hiso to esforce said lien and II o tain q
T.. Tor :he sale of said real estate, or so
MI -hereof a. may be- necessgr. - satisfy
ui lgment, L terest commission, fees and
c0=l>. and unless you. Ella y. Oliver
the said defendant. he end appear at
the neat regular term of the circuit court OF
Aiair county, Missouri. to be begun and held
a. the court house In kirksyile, on the Sfd
Monday in May, ls9t, and answer or plead
to SAID petition on or before the sixth day OF
SAID term Of court should the term so Ion.
c"u inue, aud if not, then before the e. d OF
the term the SAM will be taken as confessed
and judgment rendered as asked fo4 in plain
tiii's petition. It's further oTdt red that copy
of this orSer be published in tue Weekly
Graph,c weekly newspaper published in said
AtG.r .O.Ilsy, for four FTeaks sucr,.s,tveIy the
last sertion 20 be IL ,.sS; Ioar weeks hs for.
the COMMENCEMENT OF ts next IeIm of t..is
oour'
- true COPY. Attest. a P. HIBEs,
By E quinn. Dept
Seal.
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Order of utilization.

10 the circuit court of Aaair county. Mis-
souri, May term. 1891,
I he state of Missouri, at the relation and
to The use of VIM Neeks Collector 81 ths
revenue sor the comfy Of Adair, state ~
Missouri, plaintiff, sgainst Lucina Keller
defendant
G995-petition for Taxes.
] Now on this Sth diy of Jan, 1874. comes.
thr above named plaintiff. by his attorney
l }. Q. torn and 1t appearing TO the court tina;
| said defendants have not ben .ryed with
\ process In tins Cause and is a non
resident of the STATE OF Missouri
so that the ordinary Process of law can
not be served upon hei. Wherefor,. II ia
ordered by the court that publication be
made, notifying said defendant that an ac
/ tion has been cpmmen Ell against her hy
petition in the circuit court Of Adair county.
Missouri. the object and general nature of
which Is TO obtain n Judgment against said
/ defendant for the sum at six and ~ 100 dol
/ lars aggi egate amount of taxes for the wears
| 1883. loS9 1880, 1891 and levied upon and
against the real estate hereinafter described.
owned by the de! endant. Sid taxes due and
/ delinquent on said land. with interest there
on as provided By law together with com
| mission, attorneys fees and Gusts of said
proceedings Also tn have said Judgment
| declared lien in favor of the state OF Mis-
I souri, upon the following described lands,
| lying and being situate in the county Of
Adair and state of Missouri, to-wit:
! sacres of the north part of the ives. half
| OF the northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter of section fourteen. II, township
sixty two. 81, of rlnge fourteen, II.
And also to enforce said lien and to obtain
decree for the sale OF SAID real estate, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest, commission, fees
and costs
! And unless YOU, Lucina Keller the said defeD-
dant ne aud appear at the next regular term
of the circuit court of Adair county, Missou-
ri. to be begun and held at the court house
in hirksville. on the Sd Mondsy in Nay
/ 1894, and answer or plead to said petition on
! or before the sixth day of ss.id term OF court
| Should the term so long continue. and if lot
| then before the erd of tie term) the same
will be taAela as confessed, and Judgment
rendered a. asked form plaintiffs petition.
! 1t Is further ordered tnat copy OF this order
be published in the Weekly Graphic weekly
/ newpaper published in said Adair county,
for four weeks successfully, the last insertion
! to be at least four weeks before the com
mencement OF the next term OF this court.
true copy. Attest, A. p. HIBBS.
| BY f. =. QI.nn, Dept. Clerk.
Seal.
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stors, of having uaed their POSI-
tions to obtain information AS to
what was bcing done in connec-
ton with the sugar clause OF the
tariff bill, IN order to speculate IN
sugar stock, was uudlgniied, but
a majority is hardly likely to take
that view OF the matter and Mr.
PETER says he is determined
that the resolution shall not be
piceon-holed. The surprising
| thing to most people was that one
of the Senators charged with spec
ulalion did not ask for an investl-
CATION.
There is considerable speculation
as to whether Cleveland will ye-
to the Bland bill for the coinage CT
the seigniorsge, which will GER
teinly pass the Senate this week.
| Senator Villas, who is about as
close to Mr.. Cleveland SIS anybody
is. saws the bill will be vetoed, but
Others who ere also close to MIR.
Cleveland say that he will allow
the bill to become a law without
his signature, with the hope thst
IT will remove the silver question
from the coming Congresslon al
campaign; his idea, according to
these gentlemen, being that the
, mint will be kept busy for several
wears to coin the 100000 silver
dollars required by the bill, ano
that it viii be useless to further
agitste the free coinage OF Sill
YER until the miuts hsye go
: through with that provided for IL
D this bill. If your correspondent
we're disposed to make wager OF
this matter he would not hesitate
:, to give odds in favor of veto
i Mr.. Cleveland viii in my opinion
be only too glad of an opportunity
to hit the silver men whom be ha'
never liked.
: The House Judiciary committee
: will almost certainly meke tav.
e orable report on the bill fathere'1
by Representative Bartholdt, OF
;, No, making Lincoln's birthday
i legal holiday. although the poln
Il has been raised that Congress can
{ not do sore than recommend t.
the states that it be SO observed
Mr.. BarthoId, however, think
3 Congress has full authority to de
: clare the Gay legal holiday ant
D. viii endeavor to get his bill
q through.
:. Representative Nc Rae, of Ark
IL acting for those House democrat
k who are opposed to the action o
b the democrats Of the Senate Fl
,e nance committee, IN putting du
n " on sugar has Introduced a bll
to abolish the bounty on sue a
= md to place sugar of all grade
y N the free list. These men sa
they intend to make cure of tre
sugar by tacklng this bill as
rider into some of the regular az
preparation bills, but it is doub
I. iul whether the democratic leso
4rs will allow them to do SO.
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ALL are jubilant over the
present March weather excepting
the weather prophets who pre-
dicted weather of unusual sevefi-
ty.
There is a better tone to
busines than at any time within
the past six months. Inc hne
weather may have something to GO
with it.
That the senate will pass
the seieniorage hill by agood ma
jority is now al assured fact. 1t
is expected, however, that the
President will veto it.
--Kirksville is selling d"y
goods and groceries cheaper than
anv town in North Missouri, and
the result is that many buyers
are attracted from distance.
Men who combine and
work for the nomination OF GER
tain candidates. because sucf
nomination and election will con-
serve their own private interests
will get left this year, and SO VII
the candidates SO nominated.
A number of good men viii
be candidates for the Congresslon
al nomination. 1t is safe to pre-
dict that Hatch is the man the
Republicans will have to beat
and we believe the First dlstrlc
has a man that can perform tha
feat. That man will msterlaliz
at the proper time.
,-Republicans and Democrat
held ward meetings. Tuesday ev
ening and nominated councilmer
The Republican candidates ar
Geo. Morrow, first ward; Mat
Halliday second ward; Gene Lin
third ward; A. \. Sesber, fourt
ward. Democratic candidates ar
Robt. Lorenz, first ward; job
Bagg, second ward, ". +. Moor
an, third ward; j. Il. Bale,
fourth ward.
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Resolutions.

Whereas. 1t has pleased tbs
Omniscient One to permit the re-
moval by death from our midst OF
Clarence l.. Martin. our fellow
student.
Resolved. That We hereby ex-
press the high esteem in which
he was held. Although he had
been with us but short time, he
had won the confidence of his
teachers anL the friendship of his
fellow students.
His conduct was exemplary and
he was faithful and prompt IN the
performance of his duties
Resolved, that we extend TO the
bereaved family our deepest sym
pathy and hold in tender remem-
brance the promising life so ear
ly cut off.
c. W, PRocToR,
ERNINE OWEN, Com,
I. A. SwANGER,
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON. Mar II, 1884.

From Our Regular Correspondent
The tariff fight between the
Democratic free traders and the
hRssm2ersta kRS8n kRS8nps sy HFegtlfsaitl9nlss Heg lsitlls9In .s
battle is now temporarily trans
ferred to the full Senate commit,
tee on finance. There are eleven
members of this committee, SIX
Democrats and five Republicans,
but one of the Democrsts-Nance
of North Carolina-is away. Ii
the Democrats can succeed in put
ting substitute for Vance on the
committee-they will probably
make the attempt this week, un-
less they can get Vance to come
back--they will haye q majority
of one; otherwise the committee
will stand tie politically, and
nothing can be done without the
consent of at least one Republican.
The first contest in the committee
will be over the time that shall be
DEVOTED to the consideration of
the bill in committee, the Demo
Gratis desiring to report the bill AT
once and the Republicans to 60
over it section by section, pointing
out its defects and offering amend
ments to remedy hem. The Re.
publicans generally regard the
protection which the revised bill
gives to coal, iron ore, sugar and
lead ore in the light of defects, be-
cause they are clearly discrimina-
tions made merely to get enough
votes to pass the bill, and only
serve to bring out more distinctly
the injustice of the rest of the bill i.
The Republicans are fortunate in
the makeup of their side of the
finance committee. 1t would be
difficult, if not impossible, TO Sc
lect five men as well qualified 10
every respect to do battle for Re
pablicsn principles as are Sena-
tors, Morrill,, of Vermont, Sher-
man, of Ohio, Jones of Nevada,
Allison of Iowa, and Aldrich Of
Rhode Island. If they do not
accomplish anything it will be
simply because nothing can be
accomplished.
1t is not yet certain that the re
vised bill can be passed by the
Senate Notwithstanding the con-
cessions made TO the kickers, a.
though, of course, the probabili-
ties are decidedly in its favor; but
there remain several elements of
doubt either of which may result
in defeating the bill, Two of the
populists PETER d Allen have
declared their intention to vote
against it and the votes of Sena-
tors Hill and Murphy are not
assured for the bill; but even with
the loss of those votes 1t is still
possible for the Democrats to pass
The bill. If Kyle votes with them, |
md it is understood that he will, !
laving good and sufficient reasons
connected with the distribution OF
'fficial pie given his promise TO
hat effect.
A small number of Senators ep-
ear to think that Senator PETERS
ction in offering a resolution for
ne Investigation of the charges
lsde against five Democratic Sem
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Order Of publication

IN the circuit oourt of Adair county, Mis-
souri,. May term lr"i.
The state of Missouri at the relation ard 20
the Use of WIN. Meeks collector of the reve-
nue. for tie county Of Adair, state of Missouri
alaiRtif, against Z jenkins defendant.
Petition for lakes.
Now on this sth day Ot Jan l-9i comes
the above named plaintin by his attorney j I.
Storm and it appearing to the court that the
defendant has not been served with process
in this cause and that he is non residents OF
the said state IF Missouri, so that the prdinaF.
process of law cannot be served npon niiti
Wherefore j. - ordered uy the clerk
chat publication he made notifying said
defendant that an action has been commenc-
ed against him by petition in the circuit court
of Adair county, Missouri the object and gen.
eral nature of which is to obtain
a judgement against SAID defendants
for the sum of four and lc-lU1 dollars
aggregate amount OF taxes Tor the Years ios,.,
lSo9, 1897, l>9l and levied upon and sgains.
the real estate hereinafter described, owned
ly the defendants. said taxes due and delia-
quent ON said land with interest there III as
provided by law. together with commission
attorneys fees and costs of said proceedings.
Also to have said judgment declared a lien in
favor of the state of Missouri upon the follow
ing described lands, lying ana beng situate
to wit:
The soutneast quarter of the southwest quar-
| tor ofthe northeast quarter OF section tWaltI
six, 20, township siNty-twol, t3, Ianse sixteen
| ~
! ana also TO ENFORCE said lion and TO Obtain
| decree for the sale of said real estate. or >,
much therepfas may be necessary to satisf!
| said judg menI. interest, commission. fees anl
costs. And unless you, 5. p. Jenkins the sal,
defendant, be and appear at the next regula
term of the circuit court Of Adait county
Missouri. to he begun and held at the cour
house in Kirksyile On the third Monday il
May ls9i, and answer or plead 10 said pet;
| tion ON or before sna siktn day OF said term o
| court IShOuIQ tle term so long cOntiuup aud i
not then before the end of the term the sam
will be taken as confessed. and judgment rem
| dered as asked for in PLAINTIFFS petition. /
is further ordered that a copy of this order b
published in the Weekly Graphic week.
| newspaper published in said Admir- county, 10
four weeks successvsly, the last inseEti n I
De at least 1our weeks before the CONNER ce
ment of the next term of this court. \ tru
copy. Attest, \. Z. HIBBS Clerk.
by +. S. QUINN, Dep.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified voters of the City of
kirksville that an election will be
held at the usual voting places in
said city on Tuesday, April Sd.
1894, for the purpose of electing
city councilman In each ward for
a term of three years.
j. w. TINsMAN, Mayor.
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DIED

MARI1S-Clareuce l., died of
penumonia at dis home five
miles southeast OF Kirksvllle ON
March 3, 1891
He was born March III, 1874, in
th7 homa whore MS departu,e g
no Y urIngs so much sorrow. At
the funeral a large number of
frien1s and neighbors gathered to
pay the last, sad tribute to one
VIC had been g great favorite
among them. he had been a stu
dent at the State Normal school
previous to the beginning of his
fatal llness and representatives, of
beth faculty and students were
present at his Lqriq!, hearing tes-
timony to their esteem snd atIec-
ton for him. His death was
peaceful as his life had been gen.
tie and obedient. Ga his death
bed he bore testimony to his faith
III Ills OaYlor.
~, our Clarence calmly slumbers
Ii. the Dsath-angles' embrace,
We sadly miss his loving presslce,
And his cheerful, smiling fa8e.
Par hts! cease Your mourning!
O'er your child no longer weep!
lie has left this world of sorrow;
g lie giveth his beloved Sleep
nr1thsrs kindre L grieye no longer
Cease to she your hitter tearsI
But his bright example follow.
Through this LIES remaining years.
Farewell, Clarence! We shall miss thee!
Meme of us can take thy place;
But We feel rhou'rt .afe IN heaven.
And with Jesus rest III peace.
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Only two IN re OF tie famous
Birdsell wagons 10 close out at
Angevine, Novlnger u Cos. This
firm Is positively going out OF
business aud these wagons, the
best made. will be sold at sacri-
fcs,
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The n an wio uses il the ere lit
he can g-c. will soon hnd himself
without any.
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Attention.

Immediately after the close OF
the school year Summer Term OF
Ten Weeks will begin at the
Richard Wagner Conservatory of
Music in Piano, Organ Orchestral
and Band instruments, Voice -Cul-
ture, History of Music, Primary
Harmony and Choral Singing
also III Mandolin, Guitar and
Banjo. Utilize your SUNNI va
cation and study music at the
Richard Wagner Conservatory of
Music. For terms and circulars
send to or see E Nj. Goldberg,
Principal, kirksvil'e, Mo.
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Grand Chorus

0Ia million house wives in IL
singing IL eli praises OF Superior
stoves and ranges.
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For SALE = Imperial Pekin
duck eggs. On'y sl.00 par SET
ting of Ii. Inqu re at Il a III C
off .e.
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Some rare bsrgs ins in city
property. See B W. Ross.
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B. w. hoss is the man to see if
you want to buy, sell or trade any
thing or borrow money.
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Fine Perfume and Toilet arti-
clas III endless Variety at
MChEEaAN BBOs.
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Some men w.li get the uppf r
hanl Of yon, even It th " havs 10
use unde1haud methods.
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Dolls in en- lles5 variety at Pan
sy drugstore. McKeeh N Bros.
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Ring, ring far out and wide fol-
the chimes on the 29th.
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Some people are so kind that
their kindness frequently gets
them into trouble.
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FRIDAY, MARCH l6 1894.
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Plen y of n oney.

See Msrtz e. Greene for 6 per
cent money ON G ood real estate se-
curity.
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Il have nsed Ayers Hair Vigor
tor q number Of years, and it has
always given me satisfaction. 1t is
I'D excellent dressing, prevents
the hair from turning gray, in
sures its vigorous growth, and
keeps the scalp white and Clean"
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MONEY TO LOAN.

We have 81 200 # orivate mooev
to loan N SUMS of $ 1000 and over
on farEu prop~ffR,.
ENGLEHART Bros.
Or Poitoffi - Kirksville, Mo