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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

cd Bill williams.
Where that old sod shanty Is.
Old BIZ Williams he lived there.
He got froZe TO death: that's his
Grave out by the ploughing, where
All the sunfiowers are. He came
To this country-I don't know
From Vermont-and took that claim,
Maybe twenty years ago.
Well. one time the boy an him
Got caught out, an | suppose
He wrapped all his clo'es on Jim.
An laid down with him, an froze.
That's the way We found 'um-- Bin
Dead an Jim all right-an so.
Never missed i'm much. but still
Boys felt kind of sorry. though.
WILL DILLMAN
From the Minneapolis Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24

Brapd's visit has come and gone. He
spent most Of IL staring at the door.
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conniuons arc large. ro0my boxes, wen
lighted. well ventilated, well drained,
with southern aspect and having Ia ad.
diion on ineiofcd yard for exercise on
favorable occasions.
40 20 feeding. 10 Sc impossible 20 Jay
down any rules. which iu Tine rlli period
are over changing. Iaa.u from its dam
AT about o. work o'd. the fut duty is TO
teach II Co drink milk. which require 60
be- fed several umls O day az fret BOO
small quantities OF proper irmpnra.
tnre. any deviation from wh.ehpr0iurD
an Immediate 800 effect and is c0uac.
ouontly 10 DO closely guarded against
for % calf ouco started should never D.
allowed 10 lose Ire esll Gosh. A small
sbpaf VI oats. o. haudfuloi sweet boy AMI
a small quantity OF meal mixed with %
little chat. 90 placed within cosy reach
of the calf. will Boon attract ihr u.iou-
ton of tla YouugsiUr WHO quickly pro.
Goods onbl'1 atuu1 gradually iuefl'H
fine con.umpdonof raeu incorporation Goo
tho apfoeab.enrs OF i.8 tIslo and lisown
wants
NN VIII NIN"NH N' N..N "".' ...'.N 90 ...a'
placed in company with older and moro
advanced ones will ,ak1 60 ic.dInsmuch
more quickly than when placed alone.
Having su iar advanced nl TO procure
nourishment from lly matter tho milk
will be gradually changed an character
until ahmmiit only is fed. In respect
o. tho ua. 0f aummtk Hu cstcnlcd c2.
parionrenud Dl1.c observation have Jed us
10 the adoption Uf o. method which we
REGARD o. highly important The good
Grill eaOciaa.imoug Che use Of milk are
dependent GA tbo quantity fod and tho
temperature and condition Of the same.
In spite OF 90 our czcriions 60 secure
perfect conditions circumstance will oc-
casionally nris1 20 cauao variation and
consequently 90 produce an Oh effect
This danger We have obylnicd by tho use
Of roots. especially mansolds, Tor which
all furmri1ckshow decided preference.
In conjunction with Che meal and chat
q tow uuui aud juicy slices ore given
for which theoalf quickly thows asirong
liking. md IN proportion GO tho quantity
Of this consumed ths milk lcIoued un.
I'll 1t g. entirely wlthhcll.-JameB T.
sparro boz Gazette.
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court On and Tor The Third ia
diciAl niaiuct Of utnh Territory,
County Of SAN lake


The rcnplo Of tho Territory of Utah send
FrCetinFi To Andrew Win, Defendant
NyOu ARE itrHEHY REQUIRED no AZ.
a pear iu an action brought against you hy
too above uamod pla|nuu lu the uH'rIrt court
OF tlo rhifd judicial District Of tho Territory
OF Utah. aud o. answer the complaint nIcd
therein within ten days lotclusiyu 0f tho day
Of sor,irol after the service on you ~ ihn
summons-if served within This county,
this district WITHIN twenty days. uthcrwitu
within forty dnys-ur Judgment by default VIII
Dc tasrn ngiinsi you, according o. th1 prayer
OF said complaint
Inc said action ia brought 20 have decree
u thla court Tor divorce Of p'aiuiiu from
defendant sud adiuiEing that plnnun hns tho
exclusive right 10 pus.cst. tccp aud maintain
recover from defendant hrt costs herein
above relief prayed on the following ground.
to.wit' That In the month " June, itil. de-
PENDANT wfullY deserted plaintn, ana has
ever tinco remained away from aud deserted
hrrt that Tor more than Two years last uati
defendant has vrfully neglected TO provide
tor plsinun the common u'cessarcs Of lie
ueatod pihnun with extreme cruelty, causing
| her great bodily iniury ant mental diaucss
Ana YOU arc hereby noticed thlt u You fail
| 90 appear aud answer the said complaint a.
| above required, me saif pIaiuuu we'll Apply 10
| the court Tor Che relief demanded therein.
| Witness. the Hon. Charles Zane, Judge,
aud The seal of Tho district court Of the 1hiri
Utah. this lni day Of January, m tho year OF
| our Lord one thousand c,ght hundred and
iilsHr q. McNiutAS Uiers.
By Gto. y LuONs. Deputy CLERK
SEAL
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catQst Publications.


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from kirkland 60 salt Lake by James A.
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Forty Years Among tho Indians, ~
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PROVO.
PRovo, UTAu, Jan. u, 1854.
rs. rommls.Ioner's COnrL

william Ashworth Of this city was
Yesterday before Commissiougr Dud'
lev on the charge o. unlawful cohaO.
itation. Ho pleaded not guilty ana
waived preliminary eXamiustion. nc
was hound over 70 await the action oi
the grand jury In the sum oi 500, an1
EmmA Ashwafih, the alleged piufal
wife, In a like sum.
Dr. Alfred l.. Ely and Tfosaie veg
ICELAND wero arrested nc Oasn by
Deputy Marshal Mount, on warrant
Issued by Commissioner FREEMAN,
charging adultery. They were brought
10 Provo ana taken before Com mis-
elonef Dudley. They waived ptelin.
mary examination ana were bouuu
over In the tum Of $500 each 70 appear
before the grand jury.
DR.. Ely ia an Ohioan. He came u
Utah last summer an located NJ Oasis.
At Desofot he met Mrs. Weggeland'
She was married woman, IL "
claimed, but had been deserted by hof
husband. Since that time, u Il alleged,
the two have lived togesher ~ man
aud wife.
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THE
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The only line running Two
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RIO
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FsIt5-promod0q Series.

NY first Mission, narrative o. persona
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land n1u kn0sa as south America sir con.
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misceIlaPeouS Works.


orHo" fFn'ss WORKS. series OF pamphiota
on 'h' a''i'ine' OF me g''pal' Aeook Of aii
p's',' ''''
usnd-iooh Of Reference 20 no history,
,n''n'i'i1' Religion Ana country Of uho Latter
''''s'''' ~
rue hnr'Jr,' an aocouni n ths rnartyriom 81
5o'rrh and iyrun Smith, win stool engraving,
u H'''' '''u' " L. u Li'ueneih' ''o'
gospel Phil"sonhJ' showing me ahslriltioi
OF uhioliiy and u' harmony OF tho g1spoi
win 'el'ne" ana history Ise.
Ihe Hand OF Providence, a. shown In ne
history OF nations and individuals, frum The
great apoftasy 10 the restoration OF ths gospel.
an illustrated sors ~ 80 pag's-very iniaf.
e'iins o..
mormon noo'''he, r'An ana simple 81
". 'l'. ~. % W. f"i'i' ~
'u'p'''A ''w App'hllh
-. ~. ''-'' -
ptsIonu.. ana Hec,,.,,on. M
contains piece, suitable Zoe public ana or,,,,,
entertainments, gie
why We Practice Piurai Marriage,
ny a mormon Hite and m1thcr-iiolon MAJ
whitney, o'.h cover a''-
Unlawful Capitalization, CONTAINING The 70.
martahio ruling Of Judge @, s. zane in Uph
Territory on TITS important question, pc.
/ rhe Tennessee unSsarrc and H. s,u.s..
lecture bJ John Strhoi.ln. ai-.
/ The rroo,t,t, yf.a,,a,,. yf....... 49,.
supplement gi,s a Am ,g,,,,, n, m,
tragedy, and place iho blanc vhsre IL pr5p.rl,
b'ong'' - @ VI. rsnruse 2io.
Hood Atonemeut' By O. w. rouro'e, 81.
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!
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iloaFy sundish coverinie, g,c.
martyrdom OF Joseph standing. ~
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ttepis on rrie,thood. uy rfeaisn, John
Taylor nc.
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!
Temples. Descriptive ard historical ,tctshe. Of
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| ne "p.'lh' ot W' san LAA9 CIV iomp'e'
Np'"" ~ ''p''' 10
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Notes.

The Tabernacle choir on Wednesday
evening gave q party and banquet 10
honor Of number Of members VINO
have lately Joined the circle N married
people. over 100 people participates.
Patti Rosa appeAu at the Opera
House on SATURDAY evening In Dixie
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music.

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GEE THIS plai

A Specimen Of the Tayoritc American Po-
land China Hog.
Probably swine more nearly allme
was never born, bred or exhibited than
this one In tho picture,
Finish Is certainly finished specimen
Of tho family Of hogs 20 which ma
jority OF tho American swine breeders
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Tho chief requisites i'm calf rearing aro
proper housing and ioediug Tho flt
being indispensable 10 profitable rearing
and comparatively easy 90 secure iu gll
localities, tho h0st conditions viii admit
OF but little modification without detr..
Isat 10 tss asi!eglg ihsRsslys4 TResg
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The THROUGH CAR LINE,
Effective Dec. z, 1893

IlaiHi NfHrs cod urpar % sfi Lace
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AurivE
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esoo. cache valley and usion."io u a N
From aU Eastern point, Para CITY
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City Ticket OmC3, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone go
hurley, Gent Afi rastsr. Dept
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WHITE g. SONS COMPANY,
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no. "a and "a Y. Isl S0ll Salt Lake CITY
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-05-11
.~1D~e

1t is reported that hogs that live
on oats and peas rarely die of hog
cholera.
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Fine Stock Farm,

A. G. Mcclellan, six miles east
OF Kirksville, on the Charley Cal
lison farm. makes a specially of
fine stock and poultry, devoting
his entire time and attention to
the business, and is meeting
with great success. His herd of
Victoria swine is among the finest
in the State, and he is constantly
receiving orders from distance,
where the reputation of his herd
has become known. Lovers of
fine horse flesh should not fail to
see his noted horse Conqueror,
whose ancestry are famed for the
greatest prizes awarded in the
leading horse shows of the world.
His fine Spanish Jack Is another
expensi i've feature of his farm, and
is one of the finest in North Mis-
souri,. All lovers of fine stock and
fine poultry are invited to visit
his far m.
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Communicated.

EDITOR GRAPHIC--I have not, as
yet, heard the name of any repub-
lican candidate for presiding JUS
tice of the County Court mention
ed.
| desire to mention the name of
James A. Bragg for that office.
He was born and raised in Pettiis
township, and belongs to one of
the largest as well as Oldest fami-
lies in the county. He is man
of strong character, good intellect
nal qualifications, sterling in
tegrity, energetic and thorough
in all his undertakings and withal
"A careful prudent man. He does
not come of office seeking stock,
nor do | know that he would ac-
cept, but | can assure the voters
of the county he would be one of
the very best men for the office.
A VOTER.
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Wilson Items.

We are having fine farm wealth
er at present. Wheat looks splen-
did, oats look pretty well and quite
number have their corn all
planted and some of it is begin
ming to come up. Pastures also
look fine.
Some of the people of this place
received quite acare Sunday
morning, from the report that
Caas. Spencer's house had burned
IN 'Ae night and that likely he
and his wife had perished in the
tl-aas. They were very glad to
learn later that it was a false re-
port.
MIR. Davidson's family are hav-
ing quite reunion this week.
Three of their children who have
been away from home for quite
awhile are all at home now.
Among the recent arrivals we
note an s lb son at VIM. Conklins.
Mr.. Tansill, wife and children,
of LaPlata, visited Mrs. John
Wilson Sunday.
Uncle jimmie Pemberton has
been having some plastering done
the past week.
Miss Lizzie Clark, of Brashear,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wilson, t'n past week.
Rev. Npvel. of LaPlata.
preached at this place Sunday
morning, and also in the even.
ing. Rey. Scull of Brashear
preached IN the afternoon at 5
o'clock.
}. G. Farrell and daughter, Miss
Josie, are in Kirksville making
some needed Improvements on
their property near that place.
Mr. Martin and wife gave the
young people a social at their
place last Friday night, in homo,
of their daughter Miss Bertha
Frank who is visiting them.
Tho many friends of Miss Flora
Pickering will be glad to hear that
she has entirely recovered from
her recent illness.
There is pretty straight ru-
NOR out that there is going to be
a wedding the letter part of the |
summer or early this fall, or, like |
ly in June.
Miss Frances Tompkins spent
the day with the Scribe" recent
ly, REPORTER.
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Lost Boy.

Tommy Mace, son ofO. p. Mace,
of Wyandotte, p. o., Grundy
county, left home in very myste-
rious manner on Thursday, April
10Th. Without saying a word to
his parents he left the house early
in the morning, and was seen about
3 o'clock a. m., about two miles
east of Tindall, walking along the
road in a westerly direction. This
is the last trace of him. He is
eighteen years of age, but very
small and quite puny in appear
ance. His parents are greatly
worried over his disappearance
and have searched the county over
for him. Any information regard
ing him will be very thankfully re-
ceived by o. p. Mace, Wyandotte,
Grundy county, Missouri.