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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31

water scenery is presented in the
Niagara Falls scene, wnere the enor-
nous cataract is represented with the
roar of the water, the seething foam
and the rising mist. A freight train OF
fourtoen cars will be- run ACROSS the
stage. The caboose Ia lighted and the
engine carries the engineer and fire.
man. 1t ia everywhere acknowledged
to be an unsurpassed achievement in
railroad scenic effect. There seems TO
be no limit to the possibilities Of stage
mechanism, but 1.-The Fast Mail"
seems to have covered all the ground
up to the present date. The company
10 highly spoken Of, and the play is well
constructed, with strong tinge of
comedy to Offset the serious elements.
Cleveland's Massive III instrels
On April 10th Clevelands Massive
Minstrels make their appearance at the
Academy. This is, in reality, two great
shows, including a white and black
contingent, two bands Of music and
troupe OF Arabs, who perform wonder
full feats Of balancing and strength. A
number of unique and pleasing features
are introduced during the entertain
mant, which makes 1t not only novel
but very pleasing one The first part
represents the court of King Ferdina nd
and Queen Isabella, Of Spain, and
number Of excellent specialties are in
PRODUCED. The songs and jokes are all
nov, while the costumes are the finest
ewes used in q minstrel performance.
Watch out for their grand street parade.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
The Young Man Thinking.

Tonight ct Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. Len g Broughton will continue his
services on the "Esss Young Man" His
theme being THE Young Man Think
ing" or The Hopeful Sign" At the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
80 Wapg,''

Woolson Morse, the composer of
Wang" personally superintended the
rehearsals Of that opera. Some years
ago he studied painting at tho Ecole
Des Beaux Arts, Paris. under Gerome,
and he used the knowledge gained
therein DIT signing the costumes for
Wang" These costumes, although
slightly exaggerated, are. in The main,
faithful reproductions OF Siamese dress.
Wang" the long anticipated operatic
event of tho season, will ba given on
Thursday, April H. Tho character of
Matays, the crown prince OF Siam, as.
sumed by pretty Virginia Earl, in the
comic opera wang" is take eff or the
present King of Siam when under tho
guardianship OF the regent. Tho real
crown prince was crowned as Chulalon-
korn 1. Having had an English gov
erness he speaks English perfectly. In
the opera his European proclivities are
expressed largely by the cigarette
habit. In reality these proclivities
have led him to such great deeds as the
granting of religious federation and the
emancipation Of slaves. He could not,
however, find fault with the pretty pic
ture OF his boyhocd as impersona led by
Miss Earl.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Police Court.

In police court yesterday morning two
cases were postponed until Monday
morning. Thomas Finnell and William
Starkey, charged with passing spurious
coin on hack driver, were sent on to
the grand jury, which will meet Mon
day morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Ladies AuxiIiary Y. NJ. O. A.

Ladies Auxiliary Y. NJ. g. a.
The ladies' auxiliary of tho Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
their regular monthly meeting in the
association parlor, Monday, April I, at
y m. a full attendance OF tho mem
bers is requested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Rev o. C. hIIlIer's appointments.

Row. 0. G. Miller will presch at .
O'Clock this afternoon at Ktttinger's
Chapel and administer the holy com
municn. At 1880 p. IN no will fill the
pulpit at Greene Memorial Church.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
a travelling Menagerie.

Six Turks passed through the CITY
yesterday with three large cinnamon
bears, which attracted great deal Of
attention on the streets.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Business MONS Tongue Meeting,

The regular meeting OF tho Young
Mems BusiueRs League will DO held TOT
morrow (MondayJ evening st o'clock,
in tho court house. Tho directors will
meet at 1880. A full attendance is do
sired.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Big Values.

Big Values.
YOU can now find bettor values for
your money in slightly used pianos and
organs at Hobble Music Co., than ever
offered before on shy market
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
Current Local Events Of the Day
Briefly Told.
Bits OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on tho
stroets by Times Reporters-Points
Political, Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday.

Leo Street III. e. Church.
Rev. S. ~. Flrey will preach at this
place OF worship this morning at IL
O'clock.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31
Must BE Repaired.

REMEMBER that your carriages, bug
gies and phsetons mus be repaired,
and now is the time to have It done,
and the Virginia Carriage Company, No.
5S2 Salem avenue, Is the place where
al work Is guaranteed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31

IL O'Clock service to-day DR.. Broughton
will speak on 1.-THE Great Revival
Wave in Norfolk"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-31

ARE THEY SELLING? Well, we should say
TO- No such line Of drtsn good. throughout as
We show. In fact, mono approach our line
Pretty things are going Iast. Make selections
now.
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ALL AROUND US.

The Green City cheese factory
paid out $500 for milk last month.
An assayist has declared the
paint and zinc mines in Monroe
county are all right.
A Huntsville colored youth
named Pencil was fined so for
jumping from a train in motion,
and as result may be little
sharper in the future.
The marshal of Milan was lately
busy extracting revolvers from
boys II to l5 years old He did
not advertise as painless artist.
but the boys seemed to think one
pull enough.
y Putnam county granger late
ly !auled into Unionville a potato
weighing one pound and ten ounces
and after the Leader editor gets
around it he will in ali probability
write it up according to size.
a burglar one night not long
ago helped himself to the money
in the pockets of the trousers of
the editor of the Lancaster Excel
sior, which illustrates a freedom
OF silver he would probably not
like to see grow common.
A Glenwood farmer and stock
dealer, who recently went to Ohio
to buy cheap cattle came back
without investing. He advises
other traders to steer clear of the |
Buckeye cattle. and declares he
did not see healthy weed in the
state.
Miss Nellie Lewis, a 16-year old
girl, captured the diamond
ing awarded the prettieSt young
among the 1000 poodle
present at the Mexico Fair, which
auSeS the Fulton Sun to shed
ONE tiattering rays on country +
iris in general. .
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Regular services at the First
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
Sept. s. at II a. M, and 7:30 p. m.
conducted by the pastor.
Rev. Cater will preach next
Saturday evening at Bethel at
7:30, and at II a. m., ON Sunday;
also at Bryant $3.50 p. III.
Topic at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church next Sunday:
Morning, ''rhe Disciple who fol-
lowed" evening, Gan impor ant
Question:
The subject for morning worship
at the Christian church next Sun
day will be Revealing Christ"
In the evening the sermon will be
on the text, "Jesus Christ, the
same yesterday, to-day and forev-
.er." A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to al to attend these ser
vices.
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REMARKABLE CURES.
Osteopathy in the Treatment of
Acute Diseases.

The spectacle of chronic invalids
and crippleS leaving their crntches
and invalid chairs and going home
sound and well after a few weeks
or months treatment at the Oste-
opathic Intirmary in this city, is
one very familiar to Kirksville
people, yet this new science is ac-
complishing many more wonder
ful cures that are not generally
noticed as the patients are seldom
seen upon the streets or about the
lnilrmary. These cures to which
We refer are effected in the treat
ment of acute diseases In this
line, as well as in the treatment of
chronic ailments, Osteopathy has
proven itself to be thoroughly
master of the situation.
In The treatment OF all kinds of
Fever. FluX, Measles, Mumps.
Diphtheria, Whooping Cough, etc.,
this new remedial science has OBJ
tanned results absolutely unequaled
by any other system.
Out of many hundreds of cases
of fever treated by DR.. Still and
his assistants during the last ten
years, not single death has oc-
Cured The new method of con-
trolling fevers without the use of
medicine is quick and never fails.
In the treatment of Diphtheria |
the results have been equally as |
and rapid. One instance
will perhaps suffice to illustrate
-he superiority of the new over
he old systems. In the fall of
S94 Diphtheria was epidemic in I!
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Pythian Sisterhood.

Kirkaville Assembly No. 9
Pythian Sisterhood was institu'
ed July 18th, and the following
officers were installed:
p. C.-Mrs. Frank Hannah: c.
C.-Mrs. Jno. Musick; V. c.
Mrs. Henry Patterson; Prel.-MiSs
Esther Dunkin; X. of r and s.
Miss Blnnche Still; NJ. of Il Mrs.
Lou Sigler; M. of Airs. H. T.
Still: Asst. NJ. of Airs. Chas.
Grassle; |. G.-Miss Cassie Hub
bard; O. G.-MiSs Jennie Evans;
Org. - Miss Laura Brewington;
Mystic One-Miss Florence Gras
sic. All relatives of X. of p. are
cordially invited to join us in our
noble work. Meeting every Tues
day evening in Pythian Hall.
Signed,
MISS BLANCAE STILL.
X. of r. and S.
Mrs. Jno. Musick, c. G..
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90. & K. G. Excursion to Louis
vile, q, A. X. Encampment.

Sunday evening Sept. Sth, there
will be a Chair Car attached to
our regular train which will run
through without change. And
Monday Sept. 9th, a special G.
A. II. train will he run through;
leaving Kirksville 1850 a. H.,
joining the Missouri Division at
st Louis. Every one should take
the special G. A. II. train, and go
through to Louisville without
change. w. II. PHALEN, Agt
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Owing to the size of !

Owing to the size of
vegetables. most North Misso.
fair enclosures will be a little small
this year.
Many school children in
Missouri fell into The Republican
drill last Monday morning. That
is TO say. they started to school.
What ever else my be said
of Dl. Hearne. he at least seems
to be great detective. He hunt
ed himself down as few others
could have done.
WHY distrust the admins
tration at Washington 1t brave
ly went through with the biggest
task il has undertaken-that of
naming the Cleveland baby.
American society is slow
going and conservative, and will
have to be given time to decide
which is more respectable, the
lightweight pugiliSt or the light
weight coal baron.
Visitors to the Cotton States
exposition Will not see the Atlanta
that Sherman saw. but they will
see a better Atlanta than it would
have been if .'Old Tecumpseh"
had never seen il.
Those farmers from Ohio,
Illinois and elsewhere, who are
NOW seeking locations in this State.
are but premonitory symptoms OF
the influx that will follow the elec
ton of next year, If Missouri will
only extend another impassioned
poetic welcome at the polls.
The morbid may regret it.
but the rest of the reading public
is undoubtedly glad that the Chi
cago ''caStle" burned before it was
discovered that Holmes struck
Billy Patterson OF helped abduct
the Treasury surplus.
AS the editor of the Wichi-
Ia (Kans.) Eagle observed few
years ago, missouri could get
along without Inconvenience if
walled in from the rest of the
world" There is no manner of
doubt of the truth of the state
ment. to be sure, yet it is a great
advantage to grand old Missouri
TO have the outside world at its
door, ready and willing to remove
its surplus. which would other
wise be in its way.
The farmer understand the
corn crop of the country is spotted
this year. \ keen observer who
has travelled extensively asserts it
better in Adair and Schuyler coun-
ties than anywhere else he has
been. Ohio. Indiana and Michi-
gan are short, while Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas and Nebraska report an
irregular condition, and even Mis-
souri, has sections in which the
yield will not be satisfactory.
There is an abundance of course,
but the farmer who will wait forit
TO adjust itself to the conditions
VIII realize better results that he
who accepts present indications as
conclusive.
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Dress Cutting Taught Free

Dress Cutting Taught Free
to the first % pupils. My object
is to establish a permanent dress
making school, and to introduce
my new Ladies Tailor System
which | have just completed. |
will not attempt to tell you of its
many great advantages over my
former system, but | earnestly in
vite you to call at the dress making
parlors of Mrs. Sue G.. Smith and
have your measure taken and a
draft made and explained free of
charge. This school will be under
the direct supervision of Miss NJ.
Rutherford of New York City,
who is an expert designer and ac-
complished modis'e, faithful
teacher, and an e,timable lady.
An interview will co avince any one
of these facts.
| think that | am well known
here by dress makers as | have es
tablished the largest dress making
College in st. Louis that there is
west of New York. | have also
had large display in the st.
Louis Exposition each fall for
years. Each graduate here will
receive diploma, the same as'I
issue in my st. Louis college and
by paying Sl.O0 extra each will
receive Story's Quarterly supple
ment for one year and a member
ship card cntitling them to free in
at any of my colleges.
Call early for particulars.
ROIAND STOREY
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The Q. 0. s K. c. Ry.

On account of the presentation
o ALA Baba. at the Empire theat-
er, Quincy, Sept. 8, will sell tick
cts for sl.Oo the round trip. good
going on train No. 4, at 7:3O a.
m, Friday and returning on train
: o. 5, after the theater.
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red Wing. idiun. The dread di-

'Ged Wing. iiinn. The dread di-
seu5e vas present in lis ,aost ma
lignant iolfn. and the local doctors
OF othe~ schools werA all equally
lie ,les in combating it. During
Z. ralence OF the epidemic, DIR.
I e Still went to Red Wing
aug out his "Osteopathy'
angie. The rapidity with which
the new doctor disposed of diph-
liberia eases was soon heralded
about the city, ana he was over
run with Work. In the family of
Charles Moline. five were all down
with the disease. DR.. Still was
given charge of four ofthem, while
an NJ. ID. was called for the fifth.
The four treated by DIR. Still re-
covered quickly and are alive to,
day. The one treated by the old
school doctor grew rapidly worse
and died. Comment is mneces-
Sary. In a few weeks after the
Osteopathic banner mad been
swung to the breezes, Diphtheria
had departed from Red Wing. DR..
Still had treated large number of
eases, and out of all of which he
had full charge, there was Just one
death.
Last October the Measles at
tackled kirksville. Over forty
cases were treated by Operators
from the Osteopathic Infirmary.
and every one recovered. The
usual fever that accompanies the
disease was controlled from the
start, and the patients recovered
so rapidly as to hardly realize they
had been sick. Not a drop of
medicine was used in any case
Instances of this kind could be
given without number, and many
columns filled with accounts of
the remarkable success of Osteopa-
thy, but these two are merely given
to call the attention of our readers
to the fact that Kirksville's rev
healing science does not contine its
operations to any one class of
disease. Dovotees of the old sys
tens have sought make it APP
pear that because of its name,
Osteopathy was applicable only to
the treatment of cripples, deformi-
ties, and chronic disorders arising
from dislocations or fractures of
the bones, but nothing is more
foreign to the truth. Osteopathy,
as used by DR.. Still, means the
true science of remedies, and its
principles are applied with equal
success to all ills of mankind. To
A list of the ailments which have
been and can be successfully treat
ed by Osteopathy, would be like
giving a list of the ills with which
the perfectly healthy man does not
suffer. When the human machine
is restored to perfect order, no
disease, either chronic or acute,
can exist, and perfect order is the
medicine of Osteopathy.
That there is nothing in the
whole pharmacopaeia of medicine
that has any business inside
human being is a fact which DR..
Still and his new philosophy are
demonstrating to a certainty.
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Coal. Coal.

Lay in your coal for winter
while the roads are good. For
first class coal at low rates, try the
j. F. Madden coal bank, one mile
north of Nineveh.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ADAIR, 90
! In vacation Sept. 4th, 1905
In the circuit court of Adair county. October term
| 1895.
John l. Rice. plaintiff.
| William Ellis and the un-
| known heirs of William
| Ellis and Harriet Ellis
| and the unknown heirs
| of Harriet Ellis.
Defendants.
A T this day comes the plaintiff herein by his at
n torneys. Storm & Evans. before the under
signed Clerk of the Circuit court
in vacation and files his petition
and affidavit. alleging. among other things. that he
verify believes that there persons interested in
the subject matter of his said petition and suit whose
names he cannot insert herein because they are un-
known to him. That the said unknown parties de-
and heirs at law of William Ellis and the unknown
heiTs of William Ellis ani Harre, Ellis and the un-
known heirs Of Harriet Ellis, former owner of the
lands herein described
WhereupOn it is ordered by the Clerk aforesaid
that said defendants be notified by publication that
paintf has commenced suit against them in this
court the object and general nature of which is to
iivest the defendants the unknown heirs of William
Ellis AMI Harriet Ellis of and all right title and
interest claim demand. if any they have in and to
the following described real estate situated in Aiair
county. Missouri to-wit.
The northeast quarter of the southeast, quaiter Sec
ton number five 81. township number sixty two.
(6z) range number fifteen (I5)
And to vest the title thereto in the plaintiff John l.
Rice. and that unless the said unknown heirs of
William Ellis and the unknown heirs of Harriet Ellis
be and appear this court the next term thereof
to be begun and holden at the Court House In the
city of kirkrville in said county the 2Sth day of
October next. and on or before the 9th day OF said
term answer or plead to the petition in said cause
the Same will be taken confessed and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof be
published according to law. in the Weekly Graphic
newspaper published in the city of Krksville Aiair
county Missouri.
STATE of MISSOURI
County OF Aiair %
l. Grant Corbin clerk of the Circuit court of Adair
county aforesaid hereby certify that the above is
true copy of the original Order OF Publication in the
cause therein named, Al the same appears in my
office.
witness my hand clerk and the seal of said
court. Done at Office in Kirksvile. rtis 4h day of
Sept, 1905. GRANT CoRBIs.
SEAL Clerk.
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BREWINGToN & S

Ii you want to be right up with
the times, get your hair cut at the
y. X. shop, one door north of
post office.
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Ifyou contemplate getting a new
suit for fall wear, call at A.
Burke's and look through his
large stock of samples, and get
prices.
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Wanted.

All kinds of grain and seeds at
Gibbs Elevator for which [ will
pay the highest market price.
l6-2b. OLDEN PIERCE.
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For Sale

L have three thorough bred,
Poland China male hogs, ten
months old, that | will sell reason
able. Address. j. |. WOLF,
LaPlata, Mo.
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Second hand school books,
new school books, satchels, lunch
baskets, lunch boxes, stationery,
states, pencils, pens, and best
inks at Fout & McChesney's
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In Vacation Sept. 4, 1895.
State of Missouri,
County OF Adair.

County of Adair. 90
In the Circuit Cour, of Adair county october term
1905.
John l. Rice, plaintiff,
vs..
George Cochran and the
unknown heirs of
George Cochran and
Margaret Cochran and
| the unknown heirs of
Margaret Cochran
Defendants
| A this day comes the plaintiff herein by his at
torneyS, Storm Evans, and files his petition
and affidavit alleging among other things that
George Cochran and Margaret Cochran are non
residents of the state of Missouri that he verify be-
leves that there are persons interested in thesubect
matter OF his petition and suit whose names he can
not insert herein because they unknown to
plaintiff that said unknown parties derive their said
interest so far as the.knowedge of plaintiff in rela-
ton thereto extends by of being heirs al law
Cochran.
WhereupOn it is ordered by the Clerk aforesaid
that said defendants be notified by publication tina.
plaln'iii mas commehcei suit against them in this
court by petition the object and general nature of
winch IS to diveSt all of said defendants of all right
title. claim or demand. if any they have of in and to
the following described land lying being and Situate
IN Adair county and state of Missouri to-wit:
he northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 5. township 62. range I5
ANA vest the title thereto in the plaintiff by virtue of
the Statute of Limitation. and that unless the said
defendants. George Cochran and Margaret Cochran
and the unknown heirs OF George Cochran and the
unknown heirs of Margaret Cochran be and appear
at this court At the next term thereof to be begun and
holden at the Court House in the city of Krksvile in
SAID county on the 18th day of October nezt 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 rendered accordingly.
And it IS further ordered that a copy hereof be
published according to law. IN the Weekly Graphic
newspaper published in the CITY of KirksviIe in
Atar county and state of Missouri.
State of Missouri
County of Aiair. SS'
Grant Corbin clerk of the Circuit 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 nv
office. " '
Witness my hand as Clerk and the seal of said
court. Done at office in Kirksve this 4th iay OF
Sept 1905.
rer GRANT CoRBlN.
sea- iarL
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Extra fine line School Suits.
Have B. III. Lowenstein show them
to you. Latest styles Just arrived.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-09-06

All Normal and public echool
books and school supplies at Fout
& McChesney's.
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Prices Duplicated.

We promise to duplicate any
prices offered Oh the same quality
OF dry goods, by any other house
in Kirksyille.
BREWINGTON & SON.
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FOR SALE-Two hundred good,
seasoned, white-oak fence posts.
65a feet in length. Inquire of
julius Quintal, Kirksville, Mo.