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Order of Publication

State of Missouri,
County of Adair, I IS.
In the circuit court of Adair
county, October term, 1894. Ru-
dolph Miller, plaintiff VS. Geo.
M Taylor, w W Knight and Thos.
Gum defendants. At this day
come the plaintiff herein, by
his attorney, J. Nj. Mccall before
the undersigned clerk of the circuit
court in vacation and files his
petition and affidavit, alleging,
among other things, that the de-
fendant is not resident of the
State Of Missouri:
Whereupon it is ordered by the
clerk aforesaid that said defendants
be notified by publication, that
plaintiff has commenced a suit
against them in this court by petit
tion the object and general nature
of which is to obtain decree OF
this court cancelling deed of trust
executed by Gideon Chambers to
the defendants on the 10th day of
May, 1858 to secure the payment
of certain note therein described
and conveying the following de-
scribed lands in trust lying and be-
ing in Adair county, Missouri to-
wit:
The northeast IA of the south
east quarter of section 81, the
southwest IA of the northwest
quarter and the south half of the
northwest fourth of the northwest
quarter and the northwest IA of
the southwest quarter in section
90 all in township 81, range 10, in
Adair county Missouri. Said deed
of trust is recorded in record A at
page So, recorders Office for Adair
county Missouri, and that
unless the said defendant be and
appear at this court at the next
term thereof, to be begun and hold
en- at the court house in the city of
Kirksville in said county, on the
22d day of October next, and on or
before the sixth day of said term.
answer or plead to the petition in
said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and judgment
will be rendered accordingly. And
it is further ordered, that a copy be
published according to law in the
Weekly Graphic.
State of Missouri,
County of Adair, SIS.
I, A. p. Hibbs clerk of tn, cir
cult court of Adair county aforesaid
hereby certify that the above is
true copy of the original order of
publication, in the cause therein
named, as the same appears in my
Office. Witness my hand as clerk,
and the seal of said court Done mt
office in Kirksville this 2S day of
Aug. 1894. A. 2. HIBBS, Clerk.
by E. S. Quinn, Deputy.
Good sweet pork can only b.
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List of Patents.

Granted to Missouri inventors
this week. Reported by G. A.
Snow & Co., Solicitors of Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents, Opp. U.
s. Patent Office, Washington, d.
G.:
W. +. Clarke, Kansas CITY,
cloth-measuring device; L. Even
& j. r. Grove, Jeffriesburg, Tongue
support; G. Fisher, st. Louis,
street-sweeper; FL. Guels, st. Louis,
Automatic fluid pressure brake
mechanism; l.. G. Kregel, st.
Louis, Sash fastener; X. NJ. Mitch
ell, st. Joseph, Inclined retort &
bench for same; w. III. Osmer, st.
Louis, 'Car-curtain stretcher rod
and guide attachment hook; H. K.
Sheets, st Louis, Clothes drier;
III. S. Stiebel, Jr., st. Louis, Busk-
stay for corsets; j. A. Strokely,
Kansas City, hay-pless; d. E. j.
WellhOener, st. Louis, box -fasten-
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This administration is
veritable Don Quixote among the
tariff windmills.
An Indiana man recently
ordered his mothers coffin and
gave the undertaken full instruc-
tions, though at the time the old
lady was well as usual, and still
continues so. The Hoosier should
not be derided. however, as he
only made a mistake similar to
that the Democrats INDUCED in
two years ago, when they thought
the Republican party was defunct
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT }
Washington Aug. 81, 1894

Mr.. Cleveland's widely adver-
tiSed back bone has apparently
turned to Jelly. The tariff bill
which he so bitterly abused is to
be the law of the land at midnight
to day, because he lacked the
nerve to veto it. If instead of af-
fecting the interest of thousands,
nay, millions, of people, it had
merely affected the interest of some
poor devil who had sought relief
from Congress he would have
sprung a veto on it quick enough.
Bah. Let the country hear no
more of this mans courage. He
has the courage of the bully and
braggart only. He is always ready
to Jump ON some little thing but
when it comes to something big he
ignores it.
No wonder that Mr.. Cleveland
has not acted upon the report OF
the civil service commission,
recommending the dismissal of the
blatant negro demagogue, {. II. J.
Taylor, whom he made recorder q
deeds for the District of Columbia,
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Beyond the River.

Very dry weather.
Sunday was a very smoky day.
Apples are very plentiful this
season.
Rev. d. X. Walker is down
with the typhoid fever.
Corn cutting is now the occdpa-
ton of the farmer.
West Centre school will begin
September 10th.
The new patent seats are to ar
rive about the 1st of September.
The GRAPHIC is still growing
more and more popular In this
section. We add one more name
to the list this week.
Salsberry school will commence
next Monday, Sept. Sd. Patrons
will please take notice and endeav-
or to start their children the first
day of the term, so that they may
be properly classified, seated, ETC.,
and receive full benefit of the
school.
The Old Settlers Reunion helC
| of Padan IN tho 01th was LARGELY
attended. While Congress is wait
ing ON President Cleveland to re
tlrn from Buzzards Bay with th'
tariff bill, Representative Hatcl
being informed of the Reunion tool
the opportunity to come out ant
try to lay up his political fences
which are badly down in this sec
ton.
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The Richard Wagner Conserva-
tory of Music and LanguareS.

Has moved into its larger quar-
ters and is now much nearer the
Normal school. 1t is now located
between the 1st First Presbyterian
church and Prof. ROss's residence
at Sparling's Hall. Prof. Gold
berg will occupy this and the ad-
Joining rooms forhis and his assist
ant teachers recitation rooms.
Here all monthly recitals will take
place. Here Prof. Goldberg will
be found every day from s a. m. to
6 p. m., beginning Saturday, Sep
tember LIST.
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is MUST BE TRUE.

ID MOSl DE lkOE.
EDITOR GRAPHIC-1n your issue
of the 10th inst. | mentioned some
of the apparently corrupt practices
INDUCED in by Judge Andrew Ell
lison, while he was running the
Normal school at this place.
was in hopes to elicit either a
denial of the charges, or some
sort of an explanation of the same,
but so far he is as silent as the
tomb, evidently endeavoring to
maintain a silence, .hat he hopes
the public will look upon as an
exhibition of LOFTY DIGNITY.
But he is mistaken in the virtue
and intelligence of the people who
rightly interpret and regard his ac-
ton, as the SILENCE OF GUILT,
rather than the dignity of inno-
cence.
The truth is he DARE NOT deny
single charge | made, for he TOO
WELL knows that | have the record
evidence made by himself to prove
every charge that / made in the
article above referred to, and he
dare not attempt to justify such
corrupt action before an honest
and pure minded people-hence
his TREMENDOUSLY dignified 81
lence.
The following extract from the
report of the examining committee
to the Seth General Assembly con-
cernirg our Normal school furnish
es very natural cause for the very
sudden resignation of his Office as
regent, that he had filled with such
pomp and splendor for so many
years.
Necessary as these improve
ments we1e to put the building and
grounds in first class condition,
your committee cannot endorse the
course of the board in these eX-
penditures. Instead of advertis-
ing for bids by publication, they
were solicited privately or by cor
respondence, and in some instan-
ces contracts were not made cover
ing all the work necessary. One
instance will illustrate: A contract
was let for repairing roof for
S627 40. After it was let accord
ing to the board it was found there
were many repairs and much ma
terial necessary not contemplated
in the bid, and the contrac
tor was paid SS0S 05 for ex-
tras before his work was COM
| pltltu. IHlS SttlIC SOull dSlol
removed copper water spouts and
replaced them with larger ones of
galvanized iron. Some one has
been permitted to remove the old
copper, which possessed consider
able value, but it does not appear
that it was ever paid for"
The very natural conclusion is
that he dreaded the disclosures that
are now being made and resigned
to avoid them. But it is too much
like the ostrich that buries its
head in the sand and thinks its
whole body is concealed. He has
left a record behind him that will
plague him while he lives.
/ would like exceedingly well to
have his version of why he resign
ed, but [ never expect to get it.
He evidently thinks the least said
the better for him on this subject.
r. NJ. RINGo.
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Bullion Items.
The Bullion Amateur Base Ball
Club plays in Bullion Saturday.

The Bullion Amateur Base Ball
Club plays in Bullion Saturday.
Health is good in this vicinity
at present, as all the sick have re-
covered.
Mrs. Parsons, of Kirksville, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. c.
Draper.
Lou Seigmund visited his broth
er Frank, last Sunday and Mon
day.
Quarterly conference at this place
was well attended Saturday and
Sunday.
Large audiences listened to an
able lecture by DR.. Baker of Quin-
cy, Sunday.
Miss Addie Thompson and John
Chandler were the guests of Miss
Ida Rahe, Sunday.
Little Miss Fanny Burns is
spending this week with her friend
Mary Morrow.
Several of our young people at
tended Salvation Army services
Sunday night in Kirksville.
Messrs Cole & Frisbie will soon
commence making molasses at
their respective shops.
A large number of Mr.. Days
friends spent Thursday with him
in honor of his 51st birthday. An
elegant dinner was served. The
guests report very enjoyable time.
Bullion in few days will lose
enc of her most estimable young
ladies', Miss Louisa Frisbie, who
goes to Galesburg to complete the
HlSn SCHOOL course.
After five years pleasant con-
nection with this paper l shall bid
the editor and kind readers fare
well for some time, as l 60 to try
a school marm'S luck. | wish the
GRAPHIC success iu the future as
in the past
j. NJ. Thompson and j. II. Ben
nett spent Tuesday in Kirksville
in the interest of the Bullion dis
trict. The school house is to be
papered and repainted soon. We
will then have school house that
our citizens will be justly proud of.