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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
No Excuse for Defeat.

LONDON, Sept. 23-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon comments as fol-
lows upon the international athletic con-
tests at New York on Saturday: "Thers
is little doubt that America would have
won even had all of our best men been
available. Under no circumstances could
we have beaten the New Workers. Every
gentleman who Is possessed OF any sport
ing feeling will be glad to express admi-
ration of the excellence of American ath-
letics. -
All the afternoon papers comment in
similar spirit, making no excuses for the
defeat of the London athletes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
WOULDN'T PAY TOLL.
Whitecaps Burned the Turnpike Gate
and Defied the Company.

caps burned toll house two miles'south-
east of this city. The toll gate had been
erected recently by the brookville & Con-
nersville Turnpike Company, and citizens
were strongly opposed to collection Of
toll, which resulted in the fire. Those
engaged in burning the house were
masked and watched the flames until the
house was entirely consumed. No damage
was done to surrounding buildings. A
large crowd gathered and for a while
q battle seemed almost certain, but tho
white caps were heavily armed and de-
termined in their work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
Progress of the Durant Casc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %. -Thirty-sey-
en- witnesses nave given their testimony
in the nine weeks that have elapsed since
the commencement OF the Durant trial.
Half score more will take the stand for
the prosecution during the present week.
The district attorney Is sanguine that he
attorneys for the accused are putting fin-
ishing touches on their opening state
ment and will be ready to present IL when
called upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
PAWTUxET HAPPENINGS.
1nE NKws BuRKAu. PAwTUxKr,
With Mrs. Charles l.. rillinghast
a5 Broad Street

Yesterday Pawtuxet was great resort
for visitors. Edgewood and Pawtuxet
cars were obliged to call on South Provi-
deDce and Roger Williams cars TO help
them out, and up 10 IL p. IN. there was
not seating capacity for all, notwith-
standing the cars ran every five minutes.
ton, who has been sick with typhoid fever
at her grandmother in Olneyville,is is now
convalescent.
Mrs. II. T.. Gordon and Miss Isabel Ed
nun OF Montville, Me-, are the guests of
Mr.. Ingham.
Miss Ethel Tillinghast was the guest OF
MISS Eva Tiilinghast Saturday.
-. Mrs. Ruth Moon is visiting friends in
Warren.
Mrs. Philip Brown and Miss Lucy
Brown, from Webster, Mass. were the
guests of Nj Charles l. Tillin2hast last
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23

Walter Scott, the veteran lunchman,
who for 81 years has served a night lunch
supper TO The Journal force ceased bis
connection there Saturday night. The
introduction OF type setting machinery
the restaurant business about the Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
NO DUDES NEED APPLY.
The Chance of q Lifetime for tho
Right Young Man.

Right Young Man.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 23.-Hip Sing
Lee. a wealthy Chinese merchant of this
city, offers a half interest In his extern
sive merchandise business and 5000 cash
to nice reputable young American
who will marry his daughter, Moi Lee.
Hip Sing Lee is the wealthiest China
man In this State, and his fortune is esti-
mated at from $50, 900 to S100, 600. He
conducts general merchandise store,
with lottery game on the side, in this
city, and has branch store in Watson
Vile, Santa Cruz and Salina. Lee has
become thoroughly Americanized and as
he Is getting old, 1t is his wish to see his
daughter happily married to some good
American who will look after and care
for his business and wealth. Lees wife
died about year ago and as several at
tempts have been made TO kidnap Moi he
Is afraid that II Moi does not marry soon
the highbinders may succeed in abduct-
ing her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23

Ernest White OF River street, Edge
wood, was riding his wheel on North
Main street shortly before O'Clock this
morning ARA got tangled up with low
gear and an East Providence electric at
the corner Of Crawford street. The young
man was untnjurcd, but the c. struck
and demolished his bicycle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
AID OF TROOPS.
How Fair Trial Can BE Accom-
plished In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 23.-The
sheriff of SEWER county has called upon
Governor Turney Tor troops to aid him
in securing a trial OF men charged with
whitecapping and outrageously treating
white women by thrashing them from
their homes. A trial was attempted to be
held before justice OF the peace, but q
mob prevented it and the sheriff was un-
able to quell the mob. Governor Turney
has not returned from the Chickamauga
dedication and what he will do is not
known
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-23
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

NO. Westminster street, Cor. Dyer
IBIS old established house WHOLESALERS and retail.
ICE at fair prices, ami by prom pt attention 20 bus.
mess and the employment Of good men In their
sevefei departments, merit q co~'inuanoe Of the
patronage so long enjoyed.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that let
ters of Administration upon the
estate of Jennie L. Lyons deceased,
late of Adair county, Mo-, have
been granted TO the undersigned
Henry B. Lyons by the Probate
Court of the county of Adair, bear
ing date the 9th day of March 49,
50. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date of
said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any belefit of such es-
tate; and If such claim be not ex-
hibited within two years from the
time OF the publication of this
notice they will be forever barred.
HENRY B. Lyon
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Post
Office, March 25, 1895, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expira-
ton OF 80 days.
A j Allen, Sam'l ] Alberto,
Elder w Bates, j F Barnett, NJ M
Cotfinberry, Chas Goldman, j B
Graham, Mrs Vina Harris, Frank
Higgins, 2, Harry Hnughton, Mrs
Eliza Rogers, Mrs Shibling, Mrs
Mary Watson, Jennie Willis.
April ed Ferguson, j NJ
Frank, Mrs Retta Galyen, Mrs
Bette Hills, Geo NJ King, Geo w
kincaid, Johnnie Wood.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
ID. c. PIERCE, P. NJ.
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Obituary.

VIM. NJ. Duffie was born in
Hardin county, KY. June 25, 1912,
died at his brothers in Adam
county, Mo-, March 20, 1895. Fo,
the past 35 years he has lived a
devoted christian life and died in
hope of an eternal reward in Heav-
en-. He was a faithful member of
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. G.
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Notice OF Final Settlement

Notice OF Final Settlement
State of Missouri, &c
County of Adair, %
Final settlement OF the estate of
Thomas Welch, deceased. Notice
is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested 10 the estate OF
Thomas Welch deceased, that we,
Maria and Thomas Welch admin
istrators of said estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate court of
Adair county, to be held at Kinks.
vile, on the 18th day of May, 1895.
MARIA & THOMAS WEIGH, Jr.
Administrators.
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Bucklen's Arnaca SaIve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded. Price
25c per box. For sale by B. F.
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Well Digging.

G. F. Morgan offers his services
to the public as an expert We
digger. Mr.. Morgan has been en-
ployed by a number of our bes,
citizens and has never failed to
give perfect satisfaction. If you
want a well dug or cleaned give
him call.
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Boot and Shoe Maker.

w. L. Smith first door east of
POOLS Hotel is better prepared
han ever to do prompt work. His
work needs no recommend as
every one knows that he is the
best boot and shoemaker in this
part of the state. Call and leave
your order.
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Get a carpet Sweeper at
Brewington & Son s.
You can get stylish hair cut at
the o. X. barber shop.
Nursery Stock

| am selling apple trees at 9
cents each. Pear and cherry trees
at 30 cents each; plum at 80 cents
each; peach trees Is cts each; con-
cord grape vines at cts each.
Everything else in nursery line
cheap. Personal guarantee that
all stock is first class in every par
ticular. If in need of any nursery
stock see me before you buy.
ARTHUR PATTERSON,
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Maldone
Pettis-Jas. Hawkins ST., b +
Wood
Nineveh-John NJ True, Noah
Inbody
Walnut-Phil WebbeI, Joseph
Berry
Morrow = Sam'l Scobee Sr.,
Adam Shoop.
Ordered by the court that w E
church take charge of and open
Murphin road that lies in his road
district
Ordered by the court that Rich
ard Hayes take charge of and open
Murphin road that lies in his road
district.
Ordered by the court that VIM.
Meeks county collector be and is
hereby charged with personal taxes
1894, for having failed to collect
the same as provided by law, as
follows towit:
A f Bumpas Wilson Twp 'S31.25
j W Howk q I" 7.36
j r Howk I" +" S.71
j ID McClanahan" +" 5 ca
David Hartsock Salt River Up 7.2O
Andrew Roberts Clay Twp ZIG
A w Selby " 3.20
F Sebring Pettis Twp 2.2O
Jas. Campbell Benton Twp 4.4S
B C Andrews I" I" 2.92
R J Byrd Polk Twp 2.25
Rice Cook Walnut Twp 2.O3
H G Truitt Nineveh Twp 1.sS
I E Graves Kirksville, 1O.44
A l. Holmes Kirksville 23.4O
Baird & Grassle Kirksville S.19
Court adjourned to regular term
1st Monday in May.
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Carding and Spinning

You can leave your wool with C
A. Robinson & Co., Kirksville,
Mo, who will ship it to us to be
worked into anything you want.
Call and see them and get prices
and terms. BrGsBY Bros
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THE MARKETS.
The Chicago Board of Trade Re-
port Furnished by Gore &
Swaney, Commission
Merchants, Office over
Fout's Drug
Store,

The wheat market the past week
has been chiefly a scalping one,
showing rather a strong tendency
on account of dry weather reports,
and opened weak Monday on ac-
count of the rain which was pretty
general.
The Orange Judd Farmer in it's
April crop report makes the con-
dition of winter wheat two points
lower than was reported last year
after the severe March freeze.
The Government report to be is
sued on the 10th inst. is expected
to show a still worse condition of
the growing crop as it is said that
in some sections the winter wheat
was too far gone for the recent
rains to do any good
The visible supply decreased
one million four hundred and six
ty five thousand which is consider
ed quite large.
Oats and corn have been strong
oats selling at one time as
high as 3O7ac for May. The stock
of oats is very light and there is
some talk of manipulation in the
May option.
Provisions have been firm with
an upward tendency, they are
liable to break some, but as long
as the run Of hogs continues light
it is safe to buy on the declines.
Below we give summary of the
principal products traded in on the
board with their corresponding
prices for the day.
Opening Close
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$3.50
HELME BROS. & co.
FACTS,

1t is not so much what a person
says he will do as what he does do.
Therefore we take pains to live up
to our promises and merit the con-
tidence of the public. Wekeep first
class goods and we mean that they
shall be fully as good as represent
ed. EVANS & CRAIG.
Try Russell & Co.'S corn beef.
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Burke makes a speciality of re-
ception and wedding suits.

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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Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that let
ters OF Administration upon the
estate of J-mes w. Lyons, de-
ceased, late of Adair county, Mo-.
have been granted to the under
signed, Henry B. Lyons by the
Probate Court of the county of
Ad ir. bea ing date the 9th day OF
), 1895. All persons having
ella IA i" ainst said estate are re.
quircu - exhibit them to me for
allowa .;ce within one year ter the
date o; said letters, orll y NAV
be preciuded from any benefit OF
such estate; and if such cl i'm be
not exhibited within two years
from III i "" cf the publication of
this'o.->e .. y will be forever
har'.tl. HFNRY r. LyoSs
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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 orde,
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Through Tourist Sleeper Kinks.
vile to Los Angeles. Cal.

The Wabash r r. is now run
ming a Through Pullman Tourist
Sleeper, Kirksville, to Los Angeles,
Cal, on No. s, each Saturday
night, via Moberly, Kansas City
and A. T. and S. F. R. r. Just
the thing for California passengers.
G. S. CRAM, G. p. & 7. A,
Sleeping car rates Kirksville to
Kansas city 81 90, Kirksville to
Los Angeles $3.50.
w. Z. NooNAN, Agt.
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Carding and Spinning,

You can leave your wool with
G. A. Robinson & Co., Kirksville,
Mo-, who will ship it to US to be
worked into anything you want.
Call and see them and get prices
and terms. RIGsBY BROS
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j. B. Dodson has moved his law
Office to rooms over the Union
Bank, where he will attend to
any business in his line. 1T.
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AuctiOneer.

James A. Buoy the auctioneer
will cry sales at one per cent. Do
not wait to see him, but have his
name printed on your bills. Ad.
dress him at Kirksville, Mo.
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drop politics now, and work
for new industries for Kirksville.
Cattle and hogs continue to
advance in values The farmer S
inning is near at hand.
The extra session of the leg
islature has been called to meet in
Jefferson City, April %.
How much would it profit
kirksville to have an industry es-
tablished here that would give en-
ployment to 400 hands?
Monday was the first of
April, but the practical joker was
not in evidence that day. he was
probably getting ready for Tues
day.
The splendid rain of Satur-
day was general throughout the
drouth district, and has renewed
the hopes of farmers for big crop
and prosperous year.
Silver is going up, and all
farm products are keeping step
with it. Keep an eye on silver
and farm products. They may
teach a valuable lesson before the
year closes.
Chicago elected the Repub-
lican city ticket Tuesday by a
clear majority of 10000. The old
political ring of Chicago has gone
to join Tammanny in the depths of
utter oblivion.
The Republicans in Tues
days election saved all but the
Mayor, City Attorney and Collec
tor. AS we have had a good rain
and vegetation is a month in ad-
vance of last year, we can still be
thankful.
The people of Kirksville
vi be called on soon to show
what they will do to get an indus
try here that will give employment
to 400 men and women. Think
about it, talk about it, and be ready
to act when the time comes.
There is nothing of a politi-
cal nature now on hand except
Governor Stones extra session of
the Legislature, and that will not
amount to much. Let us turn our
backs on politics for time, and
work for the prosperity of Kinks
vile and Adair county.
II Kirksville can secure an
industry that will give steady en-
ployment to 400 hands, 800 new
houses will 60 up within year,
and at least 1000 added to our
population. There is not an indi-
vidual in Kirksville that is not in
terested in securing such an indus
try.
The hanging and burning in
effigy of one of our citizens Tues
day night was Sha meful proceed
ing, and was not countenanced by
the order-loving element of either
party. 1t was the work ofpersonal |
enemies who had no right to bring
reproach upon the town to crafty
a personal animosity.
The gradual rise in cotton
and silver is hopeful sign of the
business situation. Should the up-
ward movement of the white metal
continue for any length of time,
the effect on all farm products
would be most Salutary. Silver is
a reliable business barometer for
the farmer, and it never fails to
faithfully indicate how his interests
are fariEg in a monetary sense
-Gov. Stone has called an !
extra session of the legislature to
save Missouri democracy from per-
dition There are two important !
bills he wants passed, the fellow
servant bill, and the bill to pre-
vent frauds in elections. Both
these bills were passed in the '
House, but were killed in the demo 1
cratic Senate. Gov. Stone is aware {
tn t the acsion of then Senate in
the regular session on these meas I
ures will cost the Democratic par
" $4,000 votes in Missouri. 1
The committee sent to JEFF ,
ferSOn City 10 meet tha State hoard
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For SALE.

A six-year old Jack, weight
1000 pounds. Good references.
Will take 5000 if sold at once.
For further particulars. Address
j. r. BURTON,
Millard, Mo.
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ED. U. NJ. Browder will occupy
the pulpit at The christian church
Sunday morning.
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Eastern and home money to loan
at lowest rates.
CAMPBELL & CODY,
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MONEY AND PLENTY OF IT
Eastern money can be Obtain ed
through j. q. Thatcher at low
rate of interest. Call and 81 Q
him before you make your appIi-
cations.
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Carding and Spinning

Carding and Spinning
You can leave your wool with G.
A. Robinson & Co, Kirksville,
Mo-, who will ship it to us to be
worked into anything you want.
and see them and get prices an.
terms. BIGsBY Bros.
If you have been in the habit of
buying tough steak, give Palace
Meat Market trial.
Wall paper at Fout & McChes
ney's.
Bedsteads for 81 rs at Coles.
If you buy your farm imple-
ments before You see Beeman you
will miss it.
For RENT-One of the finest
business rooms in the city. In
quire at Willard Hotel.
If you want cheap wall paper
Fout & McChesney have a full
line.
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The Latest and the Best

Our So shoe is the latest and
the best BREwINGToN & Sen.
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w f Rowlison i" 6 Clay %
VIM. Bozarth Morrow ="
H E Markey 5 Benton %
j A Burchett -" Morrow +"
ROAD OVERSEERS BONDS REJECTED
Joseph Long Dist. 8 Wilson.
ROAD ovERSEERs APPOINTED.
ID II Crawford Dist Wilson
81 E Markey Dist. 5 Benton.
SALARY FUND.
Tyler Paine Services Co Surveyor
$500
Jas. A Bragg " =" Judge
days $1,000
J S Hickman 70 q =" 9
days $1,000
Daniel Tuttle .' :" q" 9
days $1,000
G W Rupe services Co Sheriff 3
days $4.00
II X Grisham services Co Clerk
March $3.50
PAUPER FUND.
Angevine & Kent coffin for Settlers
child $3.50.
c NJ G Wilcox Co Physician Feb.
and Mch. S14.50
J F Starks digging grave for Set
ters child S1.5O
u I Hagans, keeping paupers at
Poor Farm March '95 $3.50
ID Bestman coffin for Styvensant
1915
CONTINGENT FUND.
w > Sublette, printing blanks CO.
Offices $3.50
Journal Printing CO., printing Blks
and publishing abstract state
ment $3.50
Geo. ID Bernard & co Record and
Blanks 1888
Fl c Harrington, express etc sl.O5
w R Holloway, postage and sta
tiopary $3.50
c W Linder x co, stationary s5. 90
FL X Grisham postage $500
School fund mortgages paid and
Treasurer ordered to release: Geo.
A carnagy, Milton J Bozarth. J
w Morelock, w H Swisher, Jas.
5 Lay, o B Prickett, Thos. Paw
ton, John j Brasfeld.
Annual settlement of VIM.
Meeks collector approved.
BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS REPORTS.
Tyler Paine report on bridge site
on Hog Creek approved.
Tyler Paine report on flooring
bridge near Poor Farm approved.
Tyler Payne report on new
bridge across Hog Creek approved.
Tyler Payne report on letting
Farr bridge Walnut Twp.
j d McClanahan bridge bond
.or building bridge across Blakelv
branch approved
Petit Jurors for May term 1895
'f Adair county circuit court as
ollows:
Benton Benz. Owenby, Sam'l
'resion, W d Sigler, Geo. w
Haley.
Polk-John Briddle, T j Fitz- |
,erald
Liberty-Phil Carnagey, VIM.
, Linder Sr.
Clay-Wm Palmer, Jas. Rowan.
leo Reynolds
Salt River-John Thrasher Jr.
l. Bailey, David Sees
Wllson-M G Deaton, Chas. H
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County Court Proceedings.
March 30 and 80, 1895
ROAD & BRIDE FUND.

ROAD g. BRIDE FUND.
CT Boyd, building platform to
bridge in Pettis Twp S24.0O
Jacob Kohlmcyer, settlement and
services as road overseer S40.05
JD McClanahan, building bridge
across Blakely branch, S123.OO
Perry Preston flooring bridge
near Poor Farm, $4,000
/ w W Williams building plat
form to bridge Clay Twp. $500
Theo Meyer, building bridge
across Hog Creek, $4,000
j. j. McVay repairing bridge
near Mind, $500
LOANS, BONDS 4 MORTGAGES APP.
James S. Lay, 100000
VIM Daniels, $500
o. b. Prickett, $4,000
Emma l.. Harris, 10000
Margaret M. and Jno S Cole
S1200,00
Ezekiel Bennett $431,16
Stanley Cavett 100000
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Eggs for Sale.

ESSS IOT SUIt.
From pure bred Light Brahmas;
call on or address
f. M. BUCKINGHAM,
Kirksville, Mo.
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Burke, the leading tailor, has
a full line of spring goods.
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Money to Loan.

Try Russell & Co.'S corn beef.
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CHEAP PUr1PS.

We have several Red Jacket Force Pumps hand Some
foot lengths and IL foot lengths with wind mill
heads We bought them 80 cents the Dollar and will
give you your choice as long as they last for
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The committee sent to JEFF.
ferson City TO meet the State board
of equalization in the interest of a
lower assessment on Kirksville
and Adair county property, did
excellent work. The facts and
figures as shown the board by
Messrs Harrington, Dockery and
Ringo, resulted in the board re-
ducing the valuation on farm prop
erty 30 per cent, and on the city
property 40 per cent. This will
make the taxes OF farmers one
half of what they would have been
a year hence.