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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Colonel w H. Penrose. of the United States Army, has been re- tired.
 The explosion of an engine boiler at Gum Run, Pennsylvania, killed four men.
 Amos Cummings dramatic copy right bill is to be favorably reported to the House.
 The Rhode Island Democrats nominated State ticket. National issues were not mentioned.
 Dr. A. V. Small, who was Medical Director of the Confederacy, died at his home in sedalia, Mo.
 The House passed the post office Appropriation. 1t carries between $9o. 100000 and $loo,o00 GOO.
 The House Agricultural Commit tee laid the Hatch anti-option bill on the shelf by . vote of 3 to {
 yhe House passed . bill for q State bridge between Little Rock and
 :ssse:! { sFes; ls.s 4 s..s river
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Bound Over

George Edwards, Joe Galaupe, Bill Barlow and Bob Mitchell, white men charged with stealing a skiff, and recently. arrested at Arkansas City, were on yesterday afternoon bound over by Magistrate Alexan- der to await trial, which will proba- bly take place next Monday. Bob Mitchell gave bond, but the others are now prisoners in the county iail.
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Arkansas Democratic Convention.

LITTLE ROCK, March 1S.-The Demo cratic state central committee met here and selected Little Rock as the place and June r the date, for holding the state convention to nominate Q state ticket and select delegates at large tt the national convention. The basis oi representation was changed to one dele gate for every 100 votes cast for Goyenol Clarke. This will give the convention 748 delegates. the largest political con yention ever held in Arkansas.
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Judge Bocage continues to in crease the exhibits at tke County Ex- position building. He is now put ting in specimens of the fish indigin- ous to the waters of .Jeffersoncounty, display that is both pleasing and instructive.
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At noon q photographer took a picture of the construction gang of the Pine Bluff Telephone line, and Of the exchange building. The men were taken while standing on the arms of the tall telephone pole near the exchange.
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Henry Lemmons, the little son Of MT. Tom Lemmons, who recently cut off if three three Of his fingers with . hatchet is getting along nicely and his wounds are healing rapidly.
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The Cotton Belt Band which fur nishcd the music for the National Cattle Mems Convention, at It. Worth, returned from that plaeelast night.
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Mrs. Sibernagle, the venerable mother of Groceryman Sibernagle and Mrs. Michael, died yesterday. Her remains were carried to Little Rock this morning for interment.
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Capt. Ed. Rowland, the genial steamboat man, is in town today shaking hands with his many friends
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The day has been a lovely one. It was cool, but the sun shone out bright and clear, and the snow on the house tops is rapidly melting.
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Contractor John Gossett has just completed an addition of two rooms to the residence of Mir. o. NJ. Lyon on East Second avenue.
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NINETY PER CENT. of all people need to take q course of Hoods Sar- saparilla at tn season to prevent that rundown condition of the sys- tenn which invites disease.
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A burning iiue in the residence of Chas. Veil, on Third avenue. called out the fire department at l2:30 to day
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Messrs. Samstag and Ingram rc- turned yesterday from u hunting trip near Sherrill and reported having very good luck.
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Maj. Henry A. Mccoy entertained numbered gentlemen friends at his 'noiTie last night with high iive.'
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County Assessor John Shelby is in the city today.
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The Heart Whist Club did not hold it's usual meeting this week.
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Farmers John Tucker, of Tucker, r. X. Eaton, of Pastoria, and ] NJ. Bailey, of Rob Roy, are in the city today.
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It is stated that the territorial statehood bills may be recommcn- ded for nasssiga for political pur- poses of the Republicans. but will
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City Engineer J. B. White has mo- tifed the officials of the Valley rail- road to at once put the crossing on Eouxth avenue and Main street in q
 III ,ss ii; $ t i fie CT ossiI,g is I it Is toti, dangerons and
 m 'IIs if,F pedestrians to
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The J. Ed. Murray Camp of ex- Confederate Veterans will meet to- night at the ohieee of the Circuit Clerk Every member is requested to be present as business of import ance is to be transacted. Among other matters, q young lady sponsor to represent the Camp at the Com federate reunion at Richmond, Va, Mill be elected.
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Miss Clifton Jones will entertain her friends to night at the home Of hermother, on West Sixth avenue.
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Mr. Alex. Perdue is in St Louis on business trip.
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Lynn Brinkley, who accidentally shot himself in the arm while out bird hunting few weeks ago, is rapidly improving and is now able to sit up.
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Mr. Leo NJ. Andrews is spending the day in the city.
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County Clerk Frank B. Flanders is expected home from Hot Springs carly next week. The GRAPHIC is pleased to learn that his health con tinues to improve.
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F F $ are :e purely ti,iits and do not purge, pain Or gripe. All druggists 25sc
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Col. J. Y. corcoran is in the eity today.
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Messrs. Stnbblefela and Atkins are tearing down the frame building an Main street, near Tllied avennes preparatory to erecting q handsome brick business house. This structure, with the addition to the one to be built by the Roth Bros. on the corner of Main andThird, will great ly improve the appearance of that portion of the city.
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Mr. w F. Jackson, of Tamo, is in the city.
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Prices-75c., $l and $l.5O
 Seats on Sale at AItsehufs Tues day. February l7th, at 3 o'clock.

Mr. R. D. Crockett is in the city to-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

'th'cu oH'S nav gone out on u strlke'
country merchants with instructions
not To ship until Mckinley is elected.
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near Straiton asking what II certain
piece OF land IN That vicinity was worth
and received the reply that with the
election OF Mckinney the land would be
worth 81 900 or VI 900, but with Bryan
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this week, has decided, in case tenant
can be found, to put up a brick store
building on his lot south of Henry
Cooks drug store. The proposed
building will be seventy or eighty feet
long and one story high, and So con-.
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strangers to come 10 q town for one
season and sell you goods cheaper than
the merchant who is established thereY
Stop and think the matter over and
you will come to the conclusion that il
is like the fellows who sell gold bricks
ut half price. Don't you think il
is better for you to patronize the
fellow who builds up your town. All
things being equal, why rush to She
new conner before you have convinced
yourself that you can do as well, and
in NINE cases out of 4 you will find
your staying fellow will give you the
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there are upwards Of 5000, 600 little
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glands pour out the digestive Juices
which dissolve or digest the food. In.
digestion is want Of Juice, weakness Of
+ glands, need of help To restore the
5 health Of these organs. The best and
most Ratnr0I help il that given b,
Shaker Digestive Cordial. Natural
because il supplies the materials need
a ed by the glands to prepare the dipes
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and inviCorates the glands and tn,
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!. ton was the republican meeting with
S Major VIM. Warner of Kansas City ~
G speaker. As Major Warner is an old
veteran and ex.commander.in.chief Of
the q. A. X. the comrades here turnet
|, out To pay their respects to the distin
q guishcd brother veteran. A re1ues'
q had been made in the morning tina
4 the merchants decorate their places o.
business aud those of all political fai.l
complied and the old veterans N
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

Fred Plumb of Riyertou spent Sun
day in the city.
DIR. r. + McKccby was IN Omaha
the first of the week.
Cabinet photos at the Moon block
gallery for one dollar Il dozen.
Mrs. Joselyn and Mrs Jameson of
Orleans were here Monday
Mrs. Lulu Peasc of Hastings is herc
visiting with her parents.
Mrs. I'D. Brown left Saturday for her
future home at Macomb, Illinois.
Fine cabinet size photos siOO per
dozen at the Moon block gallery,
Mrs. +. NJ. Perkins of Denver is here
the guest ef G.. W. Haley and wife,
Miss Della Mceks of Mankato, Kan.
sas, arrived in the city Saturday
night,
VIM. Wolfe after Il short visit at his
old home in Lincoln returned here
Saturday evening.
Harry Goble Of Hastings came down
from that place to visit with the folks
Monday morning.
Five cents worth Of gum vt Cuttings
gives you a chance to get that beauti.
full brass onyx top stand.
Mrs. James McNeny and daughter
Lenore returned Saturday night from
an extended visit in the east.
&. +. Evans wishes to inform the
public tina, he is ready to move houses,
safes, pianos, etc, at any time.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Sellars and Mrs. ID. =
Myers returned Monday from a visit
with Mrs. Oscar Yargsr at Orleans.
We publish in another column q sor-
rowful message from Geo. Drake who
was this week taken to the penitcntiary.
August Lsuterbach, accompanied by
his wife, of Colby, Kansas, is here
looking after property interests.
Mrs. Frank Parker of San Francisco,
California, arrived here Sunday on Y
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Hacker.
The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous eruptions are
thoroughly cradicated by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla.
The ladies Of the Nj. T.. church of
Cowles will give a dime social at Mrs.
Goods on Tuesday evening oct, goth
The public is invited.
Chauccy Warner left Tuesday fol
Westiield, New Jersey, where he has
taken a position in the Rheostat manu-
factory of electric supplies.
Mrs. Chas. Rowe of Laramie, WyoM
ing, arrived in the city. the last Of the
week to spend the winter with hei
daughter Mrs. s. +. Spokestield.
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
cures all blood disorders. All eruptiOns
Of the skin can be removed by the use OF
this wonderful medicine. II has nc
equal, and is purely vegetable. q. l.
Getting keeps it, as well as all other first
class goods.
A good republican meeting was hello
in the Ryker school house north OF
Guide Rock on Monday with q. X
CLANCY as speaker. The meeting wa.
enthusiastic and shows that things arr
coming our way. A double quartet o
ladies furnished the music.
Many political speakers, clergymen
singers and others who use the voic,
excessively, rely upon One Minute
Cough Cure to prevent huskiness an,
laryngitis. Its value rs Il preventive i
only equalled by its power to afford in
Simultaneous relief. &. l. Getting.
VIM. BenSc received a large orde
this week to supply bread and bun
for the republican rally and barbecue
which takes place today at Orleans
The order was for five hundred loavc
Of bread and three thousand buns, an,
the shipment made two dray loads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-10-16

I'll III ItuNpnliE strength IU'fsf I Nfrf NfuftN |
GorertmsHt Food report.
RoYAL BaKtSo POWDER CO.. Sew York.
John $. Marsh and wife of Guide
Rock were here Thursday
Miss Jessie Gather returned Thurs.
day morning from a visit to Denver.
NJ. Stern of Chicago was here this
week looking after property interests
a large delegation of "Inavale folks
were here Thursday to hear Major
Warner.
Mrs. Andrews left the first Of the
week for her old home in Winchester,
Virginia.
A. &. Hosmer was in Lincoln this
week attending a meeting of the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias.
ID. F. Mcfarland, formerly road
master here, o located at Holyoke,
Colorado, was here this week.
Always 10 season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch
IN milk. quart can III cents.
Fred Gund and j. W. Sampson drove
down from Blue Hill Wednesday night
returning home again on Thursday
morning,
Henry Clark and Ben McCune went
to Lincoln this week as delegates to 4
meeting of the Society of Christian
Endeavor.
Sheriff Runchey, accompanied by
Frank Smelser, on last Tuesday morn.
ing took George Drake to the pcniten.
tiary at Lincoln.
ID. NJ. Able left Friday morning on n
visit to Cedar Rapids and Postville,
Iowa. He will visit the home Of his
parents during his trip.
Ralph Foe met with a bad accident
while playing crack.thc.whIp, at school
on Thursday morning. lie had his
right arm broken at the wrist.
Smith Caldwell o, Nuckolls county,
candidate for state senator of this dis
trict was here today. lie is Il pleasant
gentleman and will be "A winner in No.
vembcr.
A hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, bat is dangerous to the per-
SOU who has it. One Minute Cough Cure
will quickly put an end to it. &. l..
Cotting.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is IN
antiscptic, soothing and healing APP
piication for burns, scalds. cuts,
bruises, etc, and cures piles like magic.
1t instantly stops pain. G. l.. Getting.
G. b. Crone, j. A. Tulleys and A.. q.
Willis were down To Superior last Sat
urday AS delegates to the senatorial
convention. Smith Caldwell of Muck
oils county was named ~ candid ate
for state senator.
letter, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use Of De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t soothes at
once, and restores the tissues to their
natural condition, and never fails to
cure piles, G. l.. Getting.
A. S. Churchill spoke at the court
house on Tuesday night last to a well
filled house. His remarks were to the
point and he brought out many strong
reasons To show that the republican
sound money policy was all right.
Chronic constipation is a painful.
disagrccablc and life shortening dini,
Guilty. It dcrau eS the system, causes
sick headache, bad breath, and poison,
the blood. II can he readily overcome
10y DcWitts Little Early Risers, These
little pills are great regulators c. l.
Getting.
Farmer Dave Haley was IN town the
other day and remarked that this is
the time of year when old fashioned
people carefully saved the seeds OF
good melons, dry them on a window
sill, and then wrap them up in paper
and lay them away on top Of the
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A Mxstery cleared up.

A family mystery has been cleared
up by a Liverpool chimney sweep.
Having in the usual fashion swept q
chimney, he attacked the oven fues
with a hand brush, but encountering
unexpected resistance, he rolled up
his sleeves and introduced his arm.
After considerable exertion he got
hold of what proved to be a bag of
some weight, and this he deposited
upon the hearth Upon opening 1t he
discovered to his surprise hat it con
tanned about $40 in coin. The lady OF
the house was equally astonished; but
instead of showing signs of gratifica-
ton she burst into tears, and almost
lost consciousness. The sight of the
money recalled to her the departure Of
a long-lost son. The treasure was the
result of hard saving, and to keep the
money secure she had put it into a
chink in the chimney, and had forgot
ten it's hiding place. Her son was not
a model of steadiness, and the mother,
not being able to find her money, ac-
,cused him of having taken it. He in
dignantly denied the charge and
strobe out of the house, never to re.
turn, Westminster Gazette,
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D OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
COUNTY OF
In the Circuit Court of said County. March
Term, LIST day March I'd, ls96. AT Hig-
ginsVille.
the use of Thomas A. Catron, collector OF the
revenue of Lafayette county, in the state of
Missouri, Plnintif.
versus
Elizabeth Corsc, ana Henry Corse. her hus.
band, Mary }. Fulkerson. and Putnam s..
Fulkerson, her husband, Mary A. Rulings.
Thomas Rulings. Jannetta Higgins, and
Mary Hooper and William Hooper, Lee
Mays, and - Mays, her husband, Mary
Rose, Mary b. Ragsdale, and Joseph Rags
dale, he rhusbnnd,J Jesse Rulings aud Addison
Rulings, heirs of 4. W. Rulings, deceased,
Now at this day comes the said plnintlr. by
his attorney, and ON his motion II is ordered
that order of publication be published against
said defendants laura Hooper, Mary Hooper
and William Hooper, Lee Mays, and =
Mays, her husband, as follows, tO-wit: To the
said Laura Hooper, Mary Hooper, William
Hooper, Lee Mays, and - Mays, her nus
band. you are hereby notified that said plain
titf has commenced Il suit against you in said
court by petition, the object and general
nature of which is to obtain u judgment for
the taxes, interests and costs due ON the
following described real estate, situate in the
county of Lafayette, and state of Missouri,
tO-wIt: 40 acres, the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section 70, township 10.
range 20, and also III acres the northwest half
of the northeast half of the west half OF the
southwest quarter except q acres on the north;
east corner of section p. township ~, ana
range 20, also the following described real
estate, to-wit: The 10 acres the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of section %,
township IS. and range IS, said real estate
being delinquent for the years lsSI, lSsS, 1850,
1890. 1891 and lSa2. and that said taxes for said
years, exclusive of penalty, interest ana cost,
amount in the aggregate To the sum of Two
Hundred and Ninety live and $500 Dollars.
and that the same may be declared "a lien ON
said real estate, ana that the same may be sold
or 50 much thereof as may he necessary TO
satisfy the Judgment rendered herein, with
fees, penalties, commissions and costs.
And yOu are further notified that unless
you appear ut the next term of said court,
Ia be begun and held at the court house, IN
the city OF Higginsville, in said county,
ON the seventh day of September. next, and on
or before the third day of said term, il the
term shall SO long continue, and If not, then
before the end ot the term, and answer said
petition. the same will be taken as confessed
And il is further ordered that "A copy
hereof he published IA the Lexington Week
~ lntelligcncer, a newspaper published IN
said county Of Lafayette. Tor four weeks
successfully, the last insertion to be at least
four weeks before the commencement Of
the next term Of this court.
\ true copy. Attest
G l.. EWING, Clerk.
Hy PEARL REEpER, u. T.. j-2S-J u
ii. Z. Wallace. Jr.. ATTORNEY Tor Piaintin
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children who have already departed.
Going home to Christ. Going home to
God. Going home to stay. Where are
your loved ones that died in Christi
You pity them. All, they ought to
pity you. You are an exile far from
home. They are home. Oh! what a
time it will be for you when the gate
keeper of Heaven shall say: Take off
that rough sandal; the journeys
ended. Put down hat saber, the bat.
ties won. Put off that iron coat OF
mail and put on the robe of con.
q~ueror." At that gate of triumph ]
leave you to-day, only reading three
tender cantos translated from the
Italian: If you ever heard anything
sweeter 1 never did, although 1 cannot
adopt all it's theology:
Twas whispered one morning in heaven
How the little child angel May,
In the shade of the great white portal
Sat s~orrowing night and day;
How she said to the stately warden
He of the key and bar
''Ohla angel, sweet angel. 1 pray you
Set the beautiful gates ajar-
Only a little. 1 pray you,
Set the beautiful gates aiar.
II can hear my mother weeping,
She is lonely. she cannot see
A glimmer of light in the darkness,
When the gates shut after me;
Oh! turn me the key, sweet angel,
The splendor will shine so far"
But the warden answered, Il dare not
Set the beautiful gates ~sjar;"
Spoke low and answered, II dare not
Set the beautiful gates ajar."
Then up rose Mary, the blessed,
Sweet Mary, the mother of Christ;
Her hand on the hand Of the angel
She laid, and her touch suficed,
Turned was the key in the portal,
Fell ringing the golden bar,
And lol In the little child's fingers
Stood the beautiful gates ajar.
In the little child's angel fingers
Stood the beautiful gates ajar.