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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27
kennebec.
CHINA.

Among the delegates to the W. C. T.
". state convention at Houlton, from
Emma, are Mrs. A. B. Fletcher Misses
ammo ;. Foster and Estelle NJ. Brainerd.
Dr.. ". :. Brainerd of Pcmaquid, Mrs.
~. W. Howe Of Fitchburg, and Mrs j. 6.
W lsoh Oh Springfield Mass, left on the
". ~ q X. r., Monday railroad
commissioners were here, Monday on II
tour OF inspection of the additional road
from Palermo to China, and accepted the
same. The first regular passenger train
came Tuesday evening. Trains leave here
at G.l5 A. M, and 1915 p M. and
arrive at II 56 A. NJ. and 6 IS Z. NJ
Mrs. Ella A. Jordan left here, Tuesday,
with the remains of her sister, Miss Annie
:. Elder, for New Portland, their former
nome. W. W. Washburn accompanied them
to Oakland.-Rev n h. Pearson and
wife have gone to Houlton to attend the
convention. Horace A. Brown and wife
and her brother, WIN. Herbert, left Wed
nesday morning, for Worcester, Mass,
to reside Frank Jones and wife of Bel
fast, are visiting W. S. Hunnewcll- Miss
Aunie S. Elder of New Portland, aged 80
years, one month and three days died
here, Sept. 23 She was most estimabIe
young lady, whom to know was to love,
and who had In this her second home,
won the respect of all.
SIDNEY.
Mrs H. A. Beard has returned from
her trip to Boston, Dwell, Newburyport
and Salisbury Beach, Mass.
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
A lodge of knights of Pythias was
instituted in this village, Sept. ~. 1t is
to be known as Echo Lodge No 1893
There were about 100 visitors present
from Pennington, Watervillc, Wilton and
S<owhegau. The new lodge has mem
bership of 30 who took the first degree,
sept. "a, while the officers were given
three degrees. At 12 30 p. NJ. IA banquet
was given at Grange hall. The following
officers were installed: c. c., S b. lib
betts V. e., DR.. Twaddle; PROBATE, d. H.
Staples NJ. W, Geo. Clarke; NJ A., Geo
Lunt; X. of X. S, Walter Murphy; NJ. of
f., j. L. Welch, Ex., G. S. Jewctt; l.
G., Herbert Barker; o. G., Clarence
Austin; :. p. c., c. :. Wright; p, c.,
f. A. Hobbs; z. c., +. E. Jewell; p.
c., p S. Watts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27

The blossom cannot tell what becomes
OF the odor, and no man can tell what be
comes of his example, thatrolls away from
him and goes beyond his ken on its peril
Gus mission.-u W. Beecher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27
STATE NEWS.
Areostook.
HOULTON.

N,
We are pleased to be able to onnop,ca
W of, ~ non. Albert A. Burleigh, president
;a, vno bangor q Aroostook X. h is rap
10y Improving from mild run of
ypuoiu FEVER. He was dressed Sunday
anu sag up Tor some time. Pioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK, Sept. &c.
Money, easy, lla2.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Is5i.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroads. steady, higher.
Following are closing quotations OF securi.
ties:
United States "a, ex. ms, nlSsll2i
As, 1Hiall3i
rs, 1851
Central Pacific lists, fl0z
Denver & Rio Grande lists, fu6i
srie ends, ex div, 500
Kansas Pacific conaols, IS
Oregon & Nav. Ista, lIl1
Union Pacific ista, tl07i
Northern Pacific con IS 39f
'eI. int. IBID. ihske6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27

North Carolina, although large part OF
lis territory is uncultivable land, has
valuation Of Sl56, 100, 202.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27

The greatest values in
ready made underwear ever
offered in the State.
The price is sure 10 make
this one Of our most popular
sales.
We limit the quantity TO
! each customer TO two Of a
kind and positively no more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27
New York Produce MarSsi.

Tex div, ibid. asked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-27

Dick Wheeler was certainly tired
enough to have Jacob help him back to
led; but Jacob was at the grocery store
listening, opcn-mouthcd, to the story
cf Donald Hayes return; 50 tho young
man sat in tho darkness, feeling Taiscr-
ably faint and n1iserably unhappy. lie
y7ished Jacob would como; he wished lie
lad a lamp; he wished lie had some
supper; he wished Mary would be kind
or And then he drew q long breath,
and set his lips, ashamed Of his unman-
" irritability, his cowardly collapse.
Some one knocked, but did not wait
for his Como in to push the door open
and enter. 1t was Mary; she came
right to his chair and knclt down and
took one of his big, thin, gentle hands
in hers.
"Dicl-hc's come back Don's alive.
And-and-and, Dick, take me, please
/ want--you; because Don's alive"
THE END.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
397

Ioa os 9eon, er lite bsbrs enb neutral @runb, eQer for at
tale mere tpoeIist, be ubsior ct uoitraft Eerritortun,, Der er
crobret % poelast al Snoianerne. GnSos basueo bisie, be
inbre grouinbier, bar be fobberiarueoe 6ribyttere ben ibf
Sio siort SuOfuIb, ia, lige inotiI gOrtene al Durango.
80 6unOreoe srisere at Commander, Os IiSeiua mango al
spa6es Stammsn, frpster life for at ride bunOre0e @tiI
ino Siertet al bet eiuiliiercSe Merito - betGnter fig life
paa at ausribe Ell gp eler eli 6oloui - fsler iugen Sfrups
Ter pb at bortiSre ira beres Sem eIifuGrbise unse giser
Os Born - bet CT fun bisie, DC rsuer, - og fprer benz iOm
Sanger os SIauer til fine SfiuIeiteOer 9rteneu. 90 bette
er life er ite noset ~tiIiaIoist &Dueri, lite ct IGnse unbers
trptt llbbruO at Seun eqer @iensinIoeIie; neu bet er en-
aarIis Expedition, Der tun uosior en- Del at garets rsseIs
masfse 9ueNer, iOresaar paa ben aarstiS, Sa SOferns CT
panoreSe til bet u~oroIise - ben IuaneO, iom bisie Rps
psrss 8aIenoer for Spos bIiuer taISt ben meritanNe @taansO.
9aa bpis SOoso iaIOer bisie %psriOOif s~ientasne SIus? ?
gaa be 6attisss os l~lbsftptteoes nil De fOrmOOsntIis tro.
Gu snefe SienOs9iernins ital tuinsc Dem uo al Seres
giIoiareIie. 6or nOse sar iipsn mifebe Sras, Ell Nianb,
Der berte til en- at be forfe 6amiIer Merifo, os par @us
pernsr / G9bnabua, en- al fine Scnnsr ptO Snbiausrne8
Gpusrtos. Gutteu bIeu taset tiIianse al Gomau6ene, Og
bet par isrit eiter bae Mars llnberbanoIin9er os llObetaIins
ger al Itore GUNNER, at 6aoeren it fit Barn iaien. Senne
Msano par Gupsrner | en- 9rouinoS, bapoe Wsiblcr os gfIis
tGrmast til fin 0ispoitiOn, os alisepeI par ban lite mGgtig
NOT til at iaa fin iansuc Ssn %nOIeusret, men bIsp tpunsen
til at tists BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
Srep fra Seifanaer I Soam

Ser paa 2~eifauser bar man slaoet
iis Oper bet sObe Gar baabe paa staer
os eng, iOrbi ber / 5sritniusen at
Sommersn iaa mere eno lupenoe no;
men MI / en- Gio al omtrent 2 Tiger
bar bet resuet uGten boer Dag, iaa
8prnet, iom MI itaar paa Stsr os ifal
tsrfes, fommer til at lioe Sfaoe, bvis
life &eiret mart f%oranbrer fig; liaels'
bes itaar en- Mensoe So upe us pens
ter paa goot SER. Slaatten CT man
for bet Meite f9rois meb, unbtaaen
Saallaatten, ium MI ~besDuoes. Ser
bliper en- M9nsoe Saa, naar bare ben
fUm spbt / 9us. Man frrster pgiaa
for, at 9Oteterne fommer til at raaone
bort al bet l~an9oari9e &esn % iustise
Seir, iaa Der fer life iaa lpit no MI for
8Snberne, on pi life iaar anbet 8eir.
s iurrise use q Oct iaa sruiomt %
folot, bet ineeoe lanst neo ODER Siels
oeue, % Sueen lisser ~iremoeles / Ssis
tielbet, oerfor MATTE mango Suoeier
Hptte for tiolis fra Sjeloiatreue. areas
turerne funbe life beitaa / Sieloet / iaas
Saut SER.
Srebas ben 24oe GusuIt bar Der ct
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08

idaonnt polbiontt 2oroenoeir, at Soli
life fan minoes lli9t pda mango Qar,
o. llist ct Tesn, Of gloene sit lnnat
ousr fine BREEDER. Seq bar bug life
tsrt ON npasn Gfaos. 3oroeneu pn.
rece til opsr Miobns, os meo ilisc
2pn, at bet Dor umulist for Soil al
orre uoe.
Gn rig 5rugtbSit bliper Der o9iaa,
liar al 8lOmmer % 9erer; tilise Ell
bel Gel SGblsr; men iaa pen, ION
5ruaten bar iorriee SDit, bliuer ben
life, tror jes, Os bet fommer al, at ben
bar bact ior mrget &ssu; iOm ReseI
bliprr ben osiaa altio bldg, uaar BET
bliper en- iaaoan Masie Ssraf.
Ser far pnret aloelss itiae msb @ii'
termaal ! CONNER, os Of GDbsiolo er
Per bare TO, rcmlis Saartour Cara
@ieroe, iom bDoe / 9uIi Ntnaneo eiter
ct lGnaere Spseleie, o. @uro Rips
bgoc nGIten paa famine 5io.
8enfi9 Siticu til "8scorab 9oitsn"S
mango 2Riere. ]. H.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
800

uogIe fa Grat al 2iust paa graubisrne pso Rio grapo
bel Rorts.
Waen buOrIeoes par bet ms6 a~rissitien? Oct far ig
cnonu life fortlarst.
go 6a, at fra Sn6ianernss til Msrifansrnes 9ano irets
fer fig mango fore Ster ouer bunOreOe niil ira ben enc
Gnoe til ben auoen: be ioIser S%trsmmsnes Sob, sQsr siens
u~cmifjGrer TORE poe Slstter, Der Iisser en- ~betpOeIis as
itunO fra b~iuanben. Sisie Stier er merteOe meo SpOr al
GFulOpr, seite og Sanger. Siit os Der fer man Dem Ipie
al Ben - Ben al 0iano, al Suinber os at Gpr, Der bar
uOaanoet paa geien. Oct er nosIe beipnOerIise Ster!
GRAB sr be, og bpem bar siOrt benz !9pem refer pua
Sisis gsie, Der icrer isisnnsm ben piIos, ubsbosbs Srteus
Snbiausrne: bet er COMMANDMENTS os Gapsuurnss Ster
gee, Der CT siOrte al bsss arisere / ben ~neritunlte
Waaneo.
Oct par en- at Sise Stier, Grappsren ~betrastebe, ba BAN
msO iadmsset Gftertrpt uOraabte: 'arissfien!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
39s

Der er siort ben Seresning, at Der MI for 8iSen sr 5000
buibe Sanger senberne paa gtOrb Merifus Snbianere os
nGiten aQe bisie er al Spanterss Gftertommere. Oct cr
meit auinbsr, Der Isuer iom SIauinoer Dos benz, Der bar
fan9et benz. Der er osiaa buibe Mteno blanot Snbiansrs,
Wianb, Der iu ln9oom CT bIeune fan9nc, os iaa ~beiDnoers
lst iom BET emo maa Ipnes, bar iaa al Dem, baaoe. blanot
NlGnO os autnOer, lite ptret noset 9nife ON at pcnoc tHs
base til fit !Siem sQer til fit fOrtise 9u. glosle bar az
ilaast at penSe bieu,, naar be par bIepue Ipslaote. Oct CT
life uaIminoeligt, at man lanss @ranoien fan btiUe gione
til biertesribenoc Scener en- 5aber, ion far erbOlbt 1T
Barn tiIbase fra be giIoe. os iOm bog life tan pinbe bets
GilbpeIisbeO, eQer entos pGtfe bets GrinOrus ON bets
SIGstitab. s nosle faa aar, ia, ~unbertiosn bcbsues fun
nosIe fua Wa~aaneOcr, bar 5~anserns slemt fine tipIisere
Suuno, er ~tIfrsOie msO fit npe Gin, ia bIiuer sauits inSia'
niierebe.
6or lite lang Gb fben bapSs ri ielu baut anlsbnins til
at c ct 8eus bsrpaa. Den iaarebe Rpusr, JON nj bauSe
tasct tiIfanse aumpsn pso alippen, uar en- ~iuIc5looS aRsr'
itaner, iom nosIe gar for par blsuen bortfort al Gomans
bsrne fra SoIOnisrne , be Iauere Gsne peO StiO graube. )
Setragtuius beraf fianteoe ri BAN 6ribeoeu, ioet ri trcsoe,
at ban meo GIabe uilbe 9ribe oeune eeiIisbeo til at psnos
biem til fine SIrstninge. San uifc imicIertio liseiaa itr
ManseI paa Ga~tnemmelisbeb iom pau natatIis Sensiuen'
teo; tbi iamne gRat, iOm ban tit fin 6ribeS, tos ban geien
thbase til qrarisrne, rioenbe paa en- al Dor Srops bsDfs
Seite, ipm Fan buuoe itiaaIet fra bens Gnr.
Saaspss CT be ~msritauis 6orbobs, Sss bar br ifiIbrst
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08

gibemano Gtrano fra Mpcrbeab,
Soma, gbomas 6u9lbei % 3aniel
Soc ira minneapolis, Wtiuu., er bjcmme
paa Seiss til g. Iuroal.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
Yaa &rigsitiem
Srmun Of &apteiu Or pue Rci).
40

S9 bar ia8t, at @rGnbetrisen beiiunbis a~iuerteOe n1eQem
'" NorollSe os Sgolige, ~iaaIeoes bar bet o9iaa uGret li9e
"''A Den fOlte Glib, ba Ell merfuGrois 5oranorins ct fOres
suaS'; S~rt9sItnien i~trefter fig M fun en- Getnius, be-
na"oIS m'OO Sgo; be ofsbe bar siort Snosreb paa be Spis
w <errtOrium; be ~iaafaISte Slide bar uunbet Serb paa
S'"l0tloitenS Domaine. SITE ~IansiOmt Os 9rabuis er
'sF Fa, net, neo fiampeasti9e Sfribt - ueO Grobrinssn
g@e YrOutHoier, ii Ganse iaa fort iOm England.
99 oa Der uotaIe ben Sanbbeb, eller rettsre en- Sppos
sYF' Der ~TOrnnOcrIis NOT nsppe er ~ipnOerlis uobrebt, os iom
S"U "~'eTeSlere, maaife ~iorbauie GtbnoIoserne. Seq paas
a"U'' al, bopOe man operlaot 9toroz Wteritos fire Snoiansrs
,,%D'HeF' COMMANDER, sipuuer. gpa6er Os 9sOuaier til fig
wv 0'oe Dc tnoen ct anbst @arbunorebe par forlsbet. baue
c','Oe' al Nnndbacs Sano be uunilasteOe GitertOmmere al
t SI'V,s'ne IRA @orteS's Glib. Seq sisr oenns gaaitanb meo
, ,%1 40 % liar Suerbeuisnins ON oens SanObco. Sppoa
%'" 9OJer paa 9iSbeoens GrunouOIb, os Der piIbs fun
i.rrO'e' en- me9et impeI sosit til at bspiie ben; men nosle
- "FH0S9lerntnser maa tiee S~pIy5nius.
Spanen miitsoe iS~errsopmmet oper Mierito, table
Ny p1"E'"e S%Uermagten oucr Suoianerne. Seo &epOIutios
~ = DC 90Ielte GmbeosmGuo lin @ta9t, % Der fanbtes
Q. '""9eF nNsen Strunte til at mootaa be ~iuasits glnsrsb.
hi. ~ "p' at Der life mere eriierer nosen Neutral Stamme;
F~'V"ol'r, Sonpra, G~5baabua. EamauIipas, Ginas
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08

nom Sauaen. Com Grisopmmere run.
streoe amisbprlGge n. 4eSerIen,
@aarObruserne 1ioemanO gtabcrs us
Mtls Ras.
Der iremfiacbes 1873 9jer, rs &uiD
ger p9 SO Srsr, tiliammen 275 Gpr.
8eogmmeliesfomitesn bnoSe ct mere
enb atminSelist Grbeioe % blep life
fGrois meb &rGmieuooelinaen for 8l.
IL Mionat. Sasen eiter efuet bler
mango Stamprer icl9t til bra 8riier.
Stuet afbplStes uneer itraalenbe 8eir,
r9 oa 5asernns er sanite / Centrum
al 8aloris, a en- nic9et flor Wenne'
lfema8ie iremmpot. att GIT for fla
meO ben lprisparoisite 0roen. Nan
iaa insen beruiebe GeriOncr. bpiltet
maa ii9es at bore ct mutt 9ieiultat,
naar iau meseu iprat u9 p%armbloois
ur9opm bar ioriamIet.
Den 67saarise gntemaro Sobannes
Sel9eIen Saia, Bang, Der lansere
Glib bapbe ituoeret poer Sibeloroet
"8et er life eoot, at Menneitet er
alene". gil ben Os siiteoe fig meb Mas
rt a~tilsoatter nebre 2unoe / CONNER.
S Ditre eliSre er gtits Slien Statet
gift meo Marit SobnsSatter Glen.
8 &partalet snbenoe 30te Septems
Der er iGlsenoe bsoe ! q. Iuroal:
Nils 2oGleiien @rsunebutte, SartrO
8. Stptfebrgno.
s piire Slibre: 2ensmanbsente
Marit 6. Norotprp, fsot &O9ue, 7G
Inr; @aarbmanosenfe @ro 9. 8pbple
so Gnr; @aarbmanostOrc Iorit 8.
9iOf, 60 gar; Gaarbmaro8fone Marit
Nilsoatter 2ansebal, so Iar; @anrbs
bruser Sill 8. 2ansebal (8ablen), 46
Nar; 6Doeraubsmano &snius q. Gable
80 Gar;:5pOeruabsmanb SoloUr M.
S6rItao (Matbissaaroen), " gar
9ammel.
S oeitre Glibre: Ggoeraaosfone
&asubilb Gritsbatter Snmmersnas,
rs @ur; Susmano gtrne Often 8aatas
eie, 81 star saumel.
gibemano Gtrano fra Mpcrbeab,
Soma, gbomas 6u9lbei % 3aniel
Soc ira MinneapOlis, Miuu., er bjemme
paa Seiss til q. Iuroal.
Sen 2ooe Sufi reiites ct unttert mo-
nument al 9rsn Grant neo poleret
Scribe, paa StortbinssmunO gtils Z.
Ebuues @rau paa Bangs SirtegaarO.
Nlls 8. GBune bar igot lite 2luguit
1885 us opoe 29oe December 1879.
Sibite Salubel al September bar
ftraalenoe 9eir, men be isrite Gage al
OCTOBER bapbe hi otter 9ebbsr, %
Sueen er allereoe at ie oppe | 5ieloene.
genner % 8efjenote bities.
O. q. 9sfen.
Ste Sftober 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08
"Ior Norae, GiGmpers GpOe.

"Jor Nor9e. GjGmpers 5pOe'
lamb. Sm oenne betjenbte Sabre
lano8ians ai 3ub. Norout Srun for.
taGer grof. 2uop. 9uae / "MOr9eus
blaoet", at ben fGrlte @1ng ifal bore
trpft / 9ronobiem 1884, men ~unianes
Oa for at bore en- / eseutlisite SOritano
rebelit 8iie, en- "paroig 5ru9t al ct
uiit Gpireielitab", for at BRUCE ct llo'
trpf al 2aurios Sntitb, Der for ut for
trGn8e ben, ielo furiatteOe os loo mo-
breoe zen M Gang meo famine Sta
oeliemaal % mooiatte Sheer. ga
ben / 1885 bleO optrpft / arlitians inuO.
bleo ben enoua funfiitsret. Gerit eiter
aiclerireoen / 1914 Tom Gangen III
9Gre % 89roisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08

Gu brao SanosbDpreit pa5iiurer
meo lin ieraari9e gtsob % bar netOf
~fOrtalt ben lille, at mar / Simleu gieu'
timber ale DEM, ium man far bOlot a
paa SorOen.
"Saa faor ie9 big at ie, tjrre Ous
fef," tiger 6utten.
"Sa, bet fan bu ltOle paa. Men
buOrOan pil on tunne tienoe mrg?"
"Qa, jes fal not ie mig gOot Oms
firing, CO iaaiuart ies fer en- GnIct msr
rsoere RGie eno ale De auOte, laa uet
ieg, at bet CT Dig"
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-07-05

leans and proud of our country.
What we want in this country at
this time is patriotism and lots of
it. We want the same fervent,
glowing patriotism our forefathers
possessed to burn in our bosoms
above all parties and politics, and,
now that the 10th anniversary Of
our republic is approaching. l
think we would all be willing to
give up our different and particu-
lar religious views on baptism and
be immersed altogether in bap-
tism of patriotism. We want pa
triotism, prosperity and good times
in this country. We want good
wages and we want sound money
to pay the wages of our people.
Whatever party will do all this is
the party that is in the majority IL
this country, and will be the party
of the future.'
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-07-05
Wabash Excursions.

Race meeting st. Joe, July 2 to
6, 1 = fare round trip, on sale July
1, good until July Sth.
Fourth of July - fare for the
round trip to points within 200
miles of Kirksville, on sale July
8 and 4, good returning July 5th.
n. +. A. Denver, Col, July 5th
to 12th,- round trip rate from
KirksviIle 23d, including member
ship on sale July 4, 5, and s, good
leaving Denver July II, 13, IA
and 10, or may be extended to
Sept. 1st. Go on one route and
return another, on same dates.
These low rate tickets will be sold
to Helena and Butte, Ogden and
Salt Lake. The tickets are good
80 days in each direction. Exten-
sion limit Sept. LIST. The Great
Wabash Route.
w. +. NOONAN, Agt.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-07-05
Adair Items,

Miss Maggie Moran who had
been attending school in st. Louis,
has returned home.
John Quinn is on the sick list
at this writing.
Miss Anna Noonan is able to be
out again.
Tom Quinn and wife started for
Vermont Monday.
Walter and Rollie Marques at
tended the entertainment at AdaiI
Saturday night.
John Baker and family from
Kenwood visited friends and rela-
tives near Adair Sunday.
7 Miss Agnes PARCELS from La.
Plata, spent Saturday and Sunday
in this place.
There was a grand play here
Saturday evening entitled, ''Sham,
rock and the Rose.' There was
very large attendance, and all re-
port grand time.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-07-05
All kinds If Ladies' plain sew
ing at the Ciy Millinery Store.
In M<mOriam

In the all wise providence of
God, our hearts have been made
sad by the emWal of one of our
number by eatl to a bright and
happy world be'ond. After an
earthly pilgimge of So years,
walking in al tie ordinances of
the Lord blanelss, with christian
love and sympathy to all, and an
earnest desire fc the spread of the
Gospel, both inhome and foreign
fields, so livedand thus passed
away Mrs. Sara Lawson. In the
death of this mther in Isreal the
church has sus,ined an irrepara-
BILE loss as to h. christian life and
character, eve evinced in her
daily walk andonversation to all
with whom sh,was associated.
We as memlrs of the Home and
Foreign Missinary Society of the
First Presbyttian church of the
city of Kirksvle will ever remem-
Der her intere in, and willingness
to help, tinanally, as fal as pos
sible, and in very other way, to
further the slcess and prosperity
of the society
In token orespect to our sister,
shall enter ts minute upon our
records. Tit a copy of same be
sent to the teaved daughter and
other friens.
That this 0tice be published in
one of our q papers.
MRS Fam DUFFIELD
MRS. S. ERWIN o.
Mrs. FANNGRIFFETH
MRS. VI. GIBBONS
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To the Insuring Public.

Thatcher's old reliable insurance
agency, is again prepared to in
sure your farm property, and town
and village residences in No. 1
company on liberal terms. Call
on the old man when you want
insurance OF any kind. Money to
loan on farm property on easy
terms. Office south side of square,
Kirksville, Mo. 4w.
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KIRKSVILLE'S OPPORTUNITY,

No city in Missouri affords a
better field for the Investment OF
capital or the remuneration of en-
terprise than Kirksville. Yet all
over the country, towns of which
as much might be said, have re-
mained in seclusion and refused to
grow, While great cities have
arisen in deserts and out of the
way places. The reason for all
this is contained in the following
proverb: "He that huStleth much
the Lord loveth a heap" This is
strictly a modern proverb and APP
plies to towns as well as individu-
ais. In the line of future great
ness grand opportunities are with
in Kirksville's reach By no means
least is the opportunity now af-
forded our city to advertise her
self through her visitors. No town
in Missouri can boast of as many
visitors to the thousand inhabi'
tantS as KirkSville. At the In
firmary there are now more than
three hundred patients. The mum
Der is constantly increasing an(
three hundred would be a very
conservative estimat for the whole
year. Patients remain herr
from two to six weeks EStimat
ing the average length of tim'
spent here by a patient to be ont
month, we would have three thous
and six hundred strangers annual
ly attracted to Kirksville by thi
one institution. Among the pa
tients daily seen at the 1ntirmar.
are men and women from all part
of the United States and from ever,
station in life. At this writing
is said that four millionairs wit
their families are taking treatmen
here. If the development of Kinks
vile offers advantages for the il
vestment of capital, what bette
opportunity is wanted to advertis
this fact! There are splendid OF
portunities here for the opening {
manufactures and jobbing houses
Kirksville ought to be a jobbin
, centre. The field is here if W
i can only get jobbers into it.
With another thousand stranger
e brought to this city every year b
our schools, it can be said that i
the line of visitors Kirksville j
p certainly ahead of anything of he
n size in Missouri. Should she nc
i have something to say to all thes
people? If only a very small pc
:, cent of our visitors could be il
duced to locate in Kirksville, til
= result would seem almost marvt
7 lous.
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The Time to Buy at the Famous S.

Big reductions in all summer
wash goods, including Challies,
Ponges, Satines, Crepons, and in
fact all the nice new fabrics that
are just what is needed for the
summer wear.
Also big reduction on clothing /,
including men, s''suits, boys suits,
childrens'isuits pants etc. Boys
summer coats SOC. Mems all wool
pants $3.50 and other things in
proportion.
Also in the shoe department
we have few of those 81 cent
slippers left, and full line of
Oxfords and shoes at the old low
prices. THE FAMOUS.
North Side.