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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22
Surplus Dress Goods.

Too many Dress Goods of the less ex-
pensive kinds. Well depend upon
these prices to reduce the stock
----=zec- for roc. e
&c inch all wool Cheviots, in dark mixtures,
made to sell for pc, your choice for, loo
yard-..-- Observation-Disclosures. 4OC
3oC for 25c.
&c inch all wool Storm Serges and wide vale
Chevfots, in navy blue and black, OK
the regular soc quality, for, yard. GOC
SIC for soc.
80 inch all wool Novelties and 40 inch Astra-
khan Cloths well worth SIC, for, 200
1AE0 Wv
Surplus MOhairs.
Also 20 pieces of Black Figured Mohairs new
patterns and good wearable fabrics, go on
sale tomorrow morning in this Sur
plus Sale for, per yard.-............. LOG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22

4Ts can ksep yea elean-Peerlsss
ksAH Laundry 11S aAd LA n. Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22
Children Suits.

Wool Suits with extra Pants. Observation-Disclosures 5
Elegant Union Cashmere Suits ............... 200
Wool Suits in black, grey or fancy. ......... $50
Heavy all wool Suits guaranteed fast colors. ~ $50
Chidrens Suits of the very best worth SIS to S.. 475
Children's Knee Pants, worth SOC ......... 25
Childrens Knee Pants. Observation-Disclosures. SOC to 81 90
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22

We aim please our trade-Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia West sth4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22
Pictures of
Sports With
Rod and Gun

Redroduced in 70 colors from originals painted
expressly for the purpose. They are three
water-coIors: Jacksnipe Coming In; Bass Fish
ing at Block Island; Quail Shooting; and one
oil, Vigilant and Nalkyrie Yacht Race: All are are
frames 1zxi9 in Price of set. s.. postpaid.
AS FOREST AND STREAM" PREMIUM.
We will send the sportmans favorite journal.
Forest and Stream one year (price S4) and
the set Of four pictures Ga So value) for So. Or.
Forest and Stream" 6mos. and choice OF two
of the pictures for So. This is a rare offer
Send 10 cents for specimen copy of Forest and
stream" circular and catalogue of the best
books on outside sport.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-22

it will have plenty of business in hauling
the corn, hogs and cattle along the line
to markat
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-03-08
Brasllear Items.

Mr.. John Murtin is moving il
town from the country: he will oc
cupy VIM. Boone's house in the
east part of town,
Miss Alta Eagle of Macon coun-
ty, who is visiting her grandparents
is quite sick.
This has been a good week fol
moving; L. e. Schone has moved
into the house bought of Chas.
Miller; and Chas. Miller moved to
his new house in the east part of
town; Jonathan Smith moved into
the Schone properly.
Frank Miles moved into one of
d. F. McClays' houses All of
these moves was made inside of
two days, pretty good work for the
space of time.
Miss Lois Buehl has gone to s..
Louis to study the spring millin-
cry styles.
Mrs. Henry Barnhart who has
been quite sick, is improyi g
slowly.
1t is rumored we will have an
other wedding soon, in which one
OF our pretty widows and gentle
man from the country will be prin-
cipal actors.
Mrs. VIM. j. Ridge and children
OF Quincy, are visiting MIR. and
Mrs NJ. f. Strock.
Walter Snow of Knox county. is
visiting his uncle Geo. Snow. Mrs.
Snow will return with him and
spend a week visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Prudence Kelley died at
The home OF her sister Mrs. Peve.
house, after short illness. The
funeral services were held in tn
NJ. E. church south, Saturday
morning, after which the remains
we're buried in the Brashear grave
yard.
Miss Addie Foster and brother,
byron, of Quincy, visited their
grandmother, Mrs. II. f. Strock,
ON Sunday until Wednesday.
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Uncle Sans pay roll to-day, to
take the management of the affair
and to circulate the manifesto which
was intended to force Mr.. Cleve-
land and the other ''gold bugs"
out of the democratic party as soon
as it had been signed by nine
tenths of the democrats in Con
gress.
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alrs. Crist and Son. of LaPlata
visited her sister, Mrs. d. C. Gibbs
the first of the week.
Hon p. d Grubb and son Ellis,
spent Sunday at home.
Our merchants had first class
trade Saturday. Gibbs is the place
to buy goods.
Gibbs & Boone bought a fine
load of cattle from Tuttle Bros.
last week and shipped them to
Chicago Monday.
Rev Scull preached in the school
house last Sunday to a larg4 au-
dience.
Jacob Craggs of Illinois is visit
ING Joseph Taylor this week.
Sam Long our new P. NJ is fix
ing up his office in city style, has
ordered new boxes, and paper
ing the room
Call in and see NJ. T. Hicks
Ayers Sarsaparilla advertising
picture. 1t is immense.
d. H. Huston is buying gobler,
for JOS Taylor. Dan is a first
class Judge of turkeys.
Gibbs Bros. will h We their new
oodS on sale Saturday, March 9th.
Fine line of Wash Silks and laces.
Rev. Riley Barnes and family
have returned to town. He has
been holding meetings at Radical
Ridge, Sperry, and other places.
Gibbs Y Boone shipped car OF
hogs to Chicago , Wednesday.
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Bullion Items.

II is to be sincerely hoped that
1895 will be Il more successful
yesr than 1894.
Mr.. h. Griffith will move TO the
farm known as the Glasgo place,
aud MIR Bishop will occupy the
place vacated by Mr.. Griffith.
The spring term of school com
mences the first Monday in April.
The Bullion Literary Society
closes Saturday March 1G. The
members are preparing an extra
program for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett.
Miss Mamie Shade was the
guest of her friend, Carrie Pass
waters, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Seigmund
who suffered the loss of their house
by fire last Christmas, moved in.o
their new house last week.
III. t. Hall and wife, of Rural
Dell, We're the guests of Bullion
friends >unday.
Mir n. Cole is on the eastern
this week with load of
fine horses.
The fine weather of the asst few
days caused many of our farmers
to think that spring had come, and
some of th en- sowed oats.
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lie Cures the Sick.

Such may be said of DR.. Pretty
man, the Specialist of whom We
have spoken before. This DR.. i.
of good natural talent, is well
qualified in his specialties and
that he can and does cure the sicl
has been dem nstrated to the sat
isfaction of hundreds who hav,
been under his care. Those who
actually need treatment, and VIII,
have failed to get well elsewhere
should see DR.. Prettyman at Pool
Hotel, Kirksville, Saturday March
l6. He is a reliable man and one
in whom the sick can place conf
dence.
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Public Sale.

| viii sell at my farm . miles
west of Sperry and 4 miles South.
east Of Sublette, on Thurdsav.
March 14th, 1895. The following
property: l span of draft horses.
> years old, 1 3-year old flley, /
2-year old filley, 1 2-year old
horse, l 2-year old mule, 1 COW
with young calf, 5 cows coming
fresh, / year old heifers, , brood
sows, y ShoatS, l 2-seated tol
buggy, new, . breaking plows, >
cultiyators, harrow, low wheel
fam wagon, . sets of work har-
ness, household furniture, hay in
stack, straw stack, a lot of shock
fodder, oats in the bin, corn in the
Glib.
TERMS or SALE:-AU sums OF
- and under CASH in hand, oven
- 4 credit of u months purchaser
giving note with approved securi
ty. s per cent interest will be
charged frcm date. No property
removed until terms of sale are
complied with. ) per cent of for
2 sh On all sums over s.
THOMAS f. Moors.
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Nursrey Stock

L am selling apple trees at 9
cents each. Pear and cherry trees
at 80 cents each; plum at 80 cents
each; peach trees 10 cts each: con-
cord grape vines at 5 cts each.
Everything else in nursery line
cheap. Personal guarantee that
all stock is first class in every par
ticular. lin need OF any nursery
stock see me before you buy.
ARTHUR PATTERSON.
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Republicans OF kirksviIIe

You are hereby notified to at
end primary election which will
De held on Tuesday the twelfth day
OF March 1895, beginning at one
o cloch p. N. and cosing at seven
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
nominating Republican candidates
for the following offices to-wit:
mayor, marshal. attorney, police
Judge, assessor, collector and
Treasurer, also one central com
mltteeman at large: and the follow
ing ward offices to:wit: 1st ward.
one councilman and one committee
man: I'd ward one councilman. and
me committeeman: Sd ward. two
counclImen, one for full term and
The other for uneXpired term of J.
\. Scott resigned. The candidate
receiving the highest number of
votes to be the candidates for the
full term, AMI said Sd ward shall
elect one Committeeman and 4fh
"diu t.Ic St.-lcii5i.tn and commit
teeman. Polling i.|Aces: 1st ward.
Eckert building northeast corner
'qnare; Sd ward, sheriff's Office:
Sd ward, Spencer building corner.
Elson and Mcpherson streets: 18th
ard, Miller's lumber yard shop.
All candidates shall report their
names to the chairman or secre-
tary OF the committee by twelve
o clock Saturday, March the NTH. |
1895.
The central committee will fur
nlsh judges of primary elec ion in
each ward with printed ballots
containing the names of all candi-
iates who properly announce
themselves to the committee. The
voting will be under the Austria
ian system. BY order of commit
ee. W. T. ENGLEHART.
Chairman.
W. f LINK, Secretary.
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A Good Showing.

s15S,CO0 insurance was written
In the Farm Department of the
German Insurance Company of
Freeport, ILL.,, during the year 1891
by W. NJ. Watson who makes \
specially Of the Farm business.
Office with Englehart Bros. north
side square, Kirksville, Mo. ANY
business referred to us in the farm
line viii receive prompt attention.
or write US and we Will call on
you and explain our terms.
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Our Motto.

Good Goods and Cheap as the
Cheapest, quality considered. We
handle the celebrated Bluff Citv
goods. Every article guaranteed.
and the best coffee, tea, and spices
that the market affords. Also the
celebrated Grace Mills Flour Give
US trial and be convinced.
EVANS & CRAIG.
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Ordered by the court that the
sum Of s1399.10 county revenue be
transferred to salary fund.
Ordered by the court that the
abstract statementreceipts and ex-
pendltures for year ending Jan. 81,
20 be approved and published
The cour as Board of Equaliza-
ton will convene Monday April
LIST, 1885, and will proceed with
their work as follows:
Monday April 1st Clay twp
Tuesday - I'd Salt R and Wilson
Wednesday April 3 Pettis, Walnut
Thursday April Liberty, NJ rrow
5 Nineveh g. Polk
Saturday I" Benton, Kirksville.
Parties interested or aggrieved
by the assessment Will please meet
The board from the townships on
-he days designated.
Ordered that court adjourn until
Friday March 30, 1895. !
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Real Estate Wanted

Party with the CASH desires to
Duy property in Kirksville suita-
ole for keeping boarders. Those
having property for sale please
address the undersigned, giving
description, location and price.
= 2. F. AKER, Agt.
Smlthville, Clay County, Mo.
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ABSTRACTS
NOTARIAL WORK

ADstrcts-ihe most complete and perfect in Adar conn
ty made promptly and ON shortest notice
Loans negotiated on the most favorable terms and a ~.
lowest rates of interest obtainable
anu Leases written and all work perform
o ny Notary Puollc promptly and satisfactorily attended,
to- Real estate bought and sold
fe insurance that insuresThe largest exclusive Fio T.
Sufahce combination in the world represented bv me
Tornado Cyclone and WindStorm Policies written L.. ~
penny day will pay fora policy of $1,000 for five oas
once IN savings Bank building south down stairs
attention guaranteed.
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-BusineSS, management. not
political management, is what
Kirksville now needs above every
thing else.
-Congress has adjourned.
and we see no good reason for the
Missouri legislature t. remain
longer in session.
The people of Missouri are
not interested in building up the
fortunes of land syndicate at
Sedalia. and will therefore vote
against the removal of the Capital
from Jefferson City.
The Bank of England and
the RothschildS have been enriched
by their bond deal with this coun-
try, and England's prosperity has
been increased by depriving
American laborers of employment
1t is to be hoped, however, that
the present administration will not
carry the thing so far as to offer
apologies for the treatment Corn
wallis received at the hands of
Washington.
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Five Farms for SaIe

-Four farms of 120 acres each
and one farm of so acres situated 9
miles east of LaPlata, Mo-, and 6
miles south of Hurdland, and 5
miles east of Gibbs, Mo-, price go
per acre, on easy terms. Apply to
Waterman Reed, Wilson, Mo. or
IL. K. Parsons, Edna, Mo.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEED.
INGS.
MARCH 4th, 9th.

Grisham county clerk make ou
and have published an abstrac
statement of receipts and cxpendi
lures of Adair county for the veal
ending Jan. 81, 1896.
Settlement with road overseers
accounts allowed as follows or
road and bridge fund:
Newton Vandiver dist 1 Walnut
tip 5000. D Hancock dist 6 Salt
river tip, BIG. Thos. Rogerson
dis. Z Clay tip 1919. j III Ford
dist 1, Morrow tip 1892. S. M.
Picker lumber for bridge dist.
Pettis tip $40.
Rebecca Conley motion to cor
rect erroneous assessment sustd.
Tyler Paine report letting con
tract to build bridge Clay tp aprv.
Accounts allowed on contingent
fund as follows:
} Crow, erroneous sale land 81. 80
Cadogan & Hatcher, blk records
circuit clerk 1850
Cadogan & Hatcher back tax re-
ceipts 1850
Cadogan & Hatcher blank war
rant book $50
Journal Printing Co., blank for
county clerk 900
S 2 Adkins 3 IA cords wood co
clerk $50
a Sees saving 3 IA cord wd Las
G Corbin cost bin state VS. Ewing
1910
W j Sublette blanks probate
court 3.25.
Angevine & Kent book case co
clerk 1900
G ID Bernard & Co blk colct 4 90 |
ID Scott coal for county 37.13
q Corbin bill cost state VS. Floyd
bal soc
R G Bielby secy sheriff 1850
II johnson cleaning privies 2.1O
ii X Grisham ac postage etc 5.S5
Accounts allowed on salary fund:
q Corbin personal fee bill Feby.
special term court go
Tyler Paine serv co survy 1876
q W Rupe shift attnd courts 1900
j A Bragg county Judge 1000
ID Tnttle county Judge 1000
IL. X. Grisham co elk fees SO. .95
Accounts allowed on pauper fund: {
Garrett s; Co groceries 2.25
L j Beal KIP pauper poor farm
1eb '95, 491.
Ordered hat overseers open the :
irant DANES road at once
School fund mortgage order re-
eased as follows: John w Hardin.
James A. Grow, Luther NJ Mills, J
! Berg!er. :
Following contracts approved:
VI c " ilcox county physician. !
.ackary Hagans, lease of poor firm.
RogerSon to build bridge in CLAY 4
p.
Bonds and mortgages approved
S follows; c NJ Templeman 1.25: I
os Dirksmeyer, 90; Enoch Stiv-
RS, ct al LOO; NJ j and w f Green I
GO; \ VI Bishop LIS; j f Hor-
ell $50; VIM r Shumate, LOO:
lafayette Stewart 202.5O.
Overseers bonds approved:
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HELME BROS. & Co.

A splendid line of wall paper
Just received at McKeehan &
Reeds Call and select from their
large stock if you have any paper.
ing to be done.
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At THE CHURCHES

The subject next Sunday at til,
NJ. E. church South. will be "Bi.
bic Study
Themes at the Christian church
Sunday: morning "A Church Prob
lem:' evening, degeneration"
The Rev. John Gillies will
preach next Sunday afternoon at
} O'Clock in the Lecture Hall in
DR.. Stills new building.
The Rev. Gay, of Bevier, will
olficiate i the Trinity, Episcopal
church next Sunday at IL a. m..
and 80 p. N. All are welcome.
Services at the Presbyterian
next Sabbath at II a. m.
and $50 p. m. In the evening tn
in the question-box will
De answered.
Next Sunday morning at the
IL. Z. church the pastor will preach
on 1.-The Greatness of the Redeem
er's Life At night, subject:
Wandering Stars
At the Cumberland Presbyterian
'hur h next Sunday morning the
iheme will be, christian Forgive
less." In the evening the pastor
will answer questions from the
congregation on tithing. There
will also be a short sermon on
Snow Water Washing" \ male
luartette will furnish the music.
CARPETS at Brewinoton & Son
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NJ. d. COLE,
UNDER TAKER
for w a. COLE.

Notice to the Patrons Of the
kirksville flercantiIe Coielge
Having purchased the entire inter
est Off. A Miller in the Kinks
vile Mercantile College, | would
request all persons holding schoi-
arshlps, issued prior to May 1894.
to enter between now and the 1st
OF March 1895, as they Will not be
honored after that time. From
Feb. L, 1885, no life scholarship
will be issued, but the term plan
VIII be adopted. For full particu-
lars address
j. NJ. MUMMA, Pres.
Kirksville, Mo.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(oUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
Washington. 81. 1895.

Washington, "a. 1895.
If the adage "only speak well
of the dead' were literally followed
1t would be impossible to speak at
all of the Fifty-third Congress.
which drew its last gasp at noon
to-day. About the best that can
be said of the defunct Congress is
that it did not do all the harm it
might have done, and the demo
cratic majority should receive no
credit for that, as their intentions
were to do all the harm possible
and it was only by the alertness
of the republicans that they were
prevented from carrying them all
out,
About the only mourners in the
Congressional house of death are
the eX-members who know that
their public careers are ended for
good and all, and the Capitol en-
ployees who only receive pay while
Congress is in session.
Ex-Speaker Reed uttered few
words while the House was dis
cussing under suspension of the
rules bill appropriatiug S11,500
to reimburse Washington and Lee
University, of Virginia, for iniur-
les sustained during the war,
which were as sound in principles
as the foundation of common law.
After protesting against the bill
being considered on sentimental
grounds instead of the grounds of
reason and wisdom, Mr.. Reed said:
"Whoever provokes war must
take the consequences, even OF
lawleSsnesS, which destroys insti- |
tutionS of learning No nation
can afford to adopt the doctrine
that all injuries to such institu-
tutions shall be paid after the war
is over
Ex-senator ManderSon-the 'eX
was attached at noon to day-tried
to accomplish what would have
been a real reform Just before com
pleting his Senatorial career. lie
failed, out that should not prevent
his eceiving due credit for having
made the attempt. Senator Man
derSon offered an amendment to
the general deficiency appropria-
tion bill, providing that the wives
and daughters Of Senators and
Representatives should not be
borne on the rolls as clerks, but
the Senate promptly laid it on the
table, and the wives and daugh-
ters of certain Senators and Repre-
will continue to draw
500 month for work which. with
rare exceptions, they do not per
form, and pc pie elsewhere viii
to wonder why it is 50 Z
to get a Washington jury
to convict those who rob the gov +
errment. Senator Manderson's .
should have become a =
aw, and its provisions should Ii
lave extended to cover the sons
is well as the wives and daugh- II
ers; also newspaper correspon- -
lentS, and to embrace all govern .
men, employment.
Th, silver program. which was Id
o commit the democratic party to Nv
rec coinage at Il ratio OF l6 to .
izzled out without making as -
luch blaze as parlor match V
'ould have doe. The scheme had ..
S origin in the f,rt le brain of +.
land, of Missouri, who to-day
,tired to private life, inyolmntari- .
:, after long career as member y
the House. Mr.. Bland verv 0''
lrewdly allowed W. Bryan i'
Nebraska, another gentle -
an who was dropped from
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Eclipse Bicycles are strong. An
Eclipse Road wheel held up. six.
teen men on a plank, aggregate
weight of men PAS lbs. Call and
get a Eclipse Catalogue.
HELME Bros. & Co.
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j. G. CAROTHEPS.

Lowenstein is clearing out his
stock, to make room for spring
goods. Everything is down to
cost.
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EeGsteads for s1.75 at Coles.
She Would be a Beauty ii

She Would be Beauty il
her face wasn't covered with pim-
pies and blotches. How often we
hear this expression. 'Tis pity
this beauty with an if did not 90
to B. F. Henry's drug store and
get trial (50c) bottle of Foley's
which would soon
clear her complexion
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IL you have been in the habit of
ouyIng tough steak, give Palace
Meat Market a trial
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lendercst beef steak at Palace
meat market.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-03-08

Go to Palace meat market for
tender steaks, wiener wurst and
sausage.