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WHEN WIDOWS ARE MOST DANGER
GUS.

The second year IL that IN which the
widow Is reslly happy. The sombrs
depths OF mourning 10 cast aside. she
reopeps her level case. Even with .
very becoming widows cap on, lie is
more or less blank to wo,nsn Il she
cannot wear her jewels. Now. how
ever, The diamonds, pearls and opnls
may resppear, and with what delight
are they not woruP Visions OF dresses
in delicate 'hslt Nnts. pearl grays, soft
mixture OF white and gray
or black and white hoat before her
mind. soon to be realized. Her years
absence from balls and partles and
crowded rooms has renewed her beauty,
and the retirement has frightened her
eyes and .tinged her cheeks With the
freshness of enjoyment with which she
prepares to fe. enter the world. Now,
indeed. 10 the fashionable widow a
dangerous and seductive creature. She
knows that she 10 pretlier than ever, and
the consciousness mixing her N .rs Ger.
tain Of coming victories gives genuine
soitness to her manner. Beware Of
v idews in their second year! Always
dangerous, they are then more so than
ever. Light hearted as b girl, she feel 8
younger every day, and from her own
point Of view there 10 no more enviabls
being 70 he found in the world than .
yonng handsome, rich aud lively widow.
whose heart 10 not incOnveniently soft,
nor her 4 elings too acute 10 prevent her
going through her life .well pleased
and careless" and extracting
from It as. much Of the pleas
ure and as little of the pain AS
may tall to the share OF any mortal oreA-
turo,
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC EX-
ECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, July z, 1882.
Committee met pursuant to call of
chairman.
The following committeeman were
present: Saml. Greasy, X. A. Collins,
j. z. Plattenburg. Jno. c. Handey, W.
&. McCausand, James Peddicord and
Jno. S. White.
On motion ofJ. Q Plattenburg 1t was
ordered that the committee on printing
have not more thin 10000 tickets
printed.
Ol motion 1t was resolved that the
attention of the candidates be respect
iully directed to rule No. H. and that
they he and are hereby urged To adhere
to said RUE.
On motion the following was uaani.
mously adopted after IA iull and free
discussion:
The committee having had the oues.
ton OF postponing the primary election
Tor county officers under consideration
have concluded that the best interests
OF the party wonld not he subserved hy
so doing. They have, therefore, decided
I" leave the time, as formerly fixed, re-
main nndlsiurbed.
we recognize the right OF every dem
or'at t" he heard upon matter of such
general interest and Importance. W.
also recog that the request has com.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-15
MIssOUR1's INCREASE.

Missouri has outstripped Illinois in
tho increase in the number Of live stock
1870 10 1880, as shown by the census
bulletin just issued.
The per cent. OF increase in the num-
ber OF horses IN Illinois was 20. while
In Missouri it wa. 35. In mules Illinois
showed gain OF As per cent. but Mis-.
souli scored an increase OF 72 per cent.
In cattle the Illinois gsin was n per
cent. while Missouri rushes away To the
front with an increase ot 1O5 per cent.
Illinois showed gain Of l51 per cent {:
but Missouri leaves her again in the
lurch by an increase OF 2O7 per cent.
2 Will tho Globe. Democrat please arise
and explain.
; More"ver-the gains are made by u Q
'rooral Districts " hich are overwhelm.
ingly democratic. Our failures to keep
up the ratio oi gain with Illinois have
been our cities-which are republican.
VIII the CD. nasticate on this
. while?
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from democrats as pure in principle aud
as earnest in their pa. ty devotion as any
of its members.

from democrats as pure in principle aud
as earnest in their pa. ty devotion as any
of its members.
Our reasons for not changing The time
may be given In brief, as follows:
1t has been the general complaint of
that great body of our party who always
vote solilly tor our ticket on principe
without reference to individual interest.
that we have had too many primary
meetiugs-tl,at they have been called
upon to leave their daily occupations
too often to give expression 10 their
preferences for men when the whole
matter might as we'll haue been decided
at one and the same time. In deierence
To this complaint the committee long ago
decided to have but one primary.
The state committee having called q
state convention i.r the 26th OF July.
We were bound to call the democracy
together to send delegates to that con.
ventiom. This date approached very
nearly to the usual time for holding
county conventions or primaries. and.
indeed, not earlier than the average
time. We. therefore, set the time for
the 22h day OF July for all OF our
nominations, which seemed to US
than any any other, This date has
been published for more than month
and the great mass of the party have
that time fixed in their minds as the
day when they will give expression
10 their will on the subject. We think
the convenience of this great uncom-
planning. uniailing and devoted mass
of ourparty deserves great considers
ton, and that q change of the already
understood aud acquiesced LII date
will make confusion and create dis:
satisfaction. The committee must
consider all OF these questions, and
having done so, have decided that
they will leave the time as it is, and
hope that all true democrats will sac
riticc their individual opinions aud
interests for the good of the whole {;
and that all will remember that the
success or defeat of any particular
personal idea or preference is as
nothing when compared to the sue
cess OF that party upon which we be-
lieve the welfare OF or country de!
pehds..
Ou motion it was ordered that
Fairview be dropped from the list of
voting precincts in Clay township,
leaving the voting precincts III that
township as follows: Wellington,
Napoleon, Greenton and Bates City.
On motion the judges of election
at each voting precinct were instruct
ed to give the delegate Or delegates to
the county convention elected at such
precinct proper credentials or certifi-
Gates of election.
The committee on printing. were
OIL motion Instructed to have 400 cir.
culars printed for distribution in the
various townships.
r. A. COLLINS, Chairman.
w. B. WILSON, Secretary.
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is reflection upon the integrity Of the
administration They request the
attorney general to bring Mr. Hubtelps =
raid TO an end. bv instructing the dis.
trlct attorneys throug hout the country to
lndsct all offenders against the statute.
The attorney general,in reply, pro misses
to look into the matter and take such
action as the circumstances may in his
judgment Fl quire. No very profound
examination, however. is requisite Hi,
duty is plain one. There is the stat.
ute, and It must be enforced. The de-
fence that II is unconstitutional, bee 4use
it prevents voluntary payments, is u
matter Tor the courts to pass upon, and
one with which he has nothing to do
As matter of fact he knows. as every
body does. that The payments are sol
voluntary" q .' -
IN It will be observed that Mr.. Schurz
calls it just what we designated it. SO
blackmailFng circular" and SO IL Is
1t is sent to huudreds Of men who know
that the money must be sent or theil
positions be given up 1t is sent to boys
who knowing no better. and having
great reverence Tor anything that bears
an official air, look upon it as law
The assertion that money is necessar,
70 carry elections Is of . piece viii
the impudcncs Of the circular itself.
Why should 1t be 90. snd to what hon.
eat use can the immense eum be pu
which will ss raised Il, answer to Mr.
HubbelPs demandP None. 1t Is fares
to pretend that it is to distribute print
ed matter. when the republican con
gressmen use their franks and the gov
ernmsnt printing machinery ad libitum
for this purpose: Election tickets, tor.
ches. banners &C.. are paid for, as they
should bs. by local organizations. snc
the truth otsthe business 10 that Ar
Hubbell's congressional committee vii
use the money In close congregational
distriots TO dsbauch aud corrupt cleo.
tors, aud having. any to spare will place
1t IN the hands ot meal like Dorsey to in
fiaenoe elsosions IN close states. The
whole thing 10 dlshousst and . viola.
ton Of law. and shonldI be stopped.
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tucked down while the heroic mother.
bird sits still aud inspires every one
with admiration. The most thought
less looking boy in the crowd walks
away saying. ''Let her alone boys,
she's too brave to be captured"
The people are climbing down the
rocky stsirways aud we NUT be of
for the train. for charming as the
mountains are in daylight with
plenty of gay company l would not
fancy u stilly night among the caverus
aud gurges. So we are off for Denver.
-a.s. NJ. ii. T.
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TIDAL WAVE.
From the Buffalo Courier. ]

The republican party is now in q
condition very similar to that which
preceded the democratic "tidsl wave"
in 1874. Iu 1.-The three leading states of
the Union it 10 demoralized aud torn
by dissensions. The democracy have
only TO improve the present oppor-
tunities to win q complete succes, in
the approaching elsctions.
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Meeklgg Sgntellieenfer.
PACIFIC RAlRoAD lIME TABLE


LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodations ST. Louis and the
EXPRESS and Mali Tor ST Louis. East IS p. n.
-. AkEiHE: 100 y
Express and Mail from Sc. Loilis. East
and South :.iO A. M
Accommodation from ST. Louis. East
A"" south c.BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
MO. p. r.. R.-K. C. Il r. DIVISION NARROW
GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR KANSAS CITY.
Freight and accommodation ..... :. .l:oOr. Ii.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON.
Passenger. o:4o r. M.
'@'s'' All" '''' c. BEN. KUssELL. Agent.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for st. Louis and X. %........ ..64 Am
Trains for Richmond and East. 6:l5 NJ
ARRIV E AT LEXINGTON
Trainsfrom st. Lonisan,. all pointsEast
FROM kansss City anu ali points West. ) -
n. G BisiioP. Agent.
CHICAGO L ALTON RAT uGGINsyILLE.
GOING EAST.
No. a. Day Express for st LOUIS. s:5s @ A. N.
No. a Day Express for Cbicagu.... S:52 Il. III.
No .. Denver Express Chicago. 9:l5 p. n.
NO. loi, way Freight. -.--.... ....l.:uo L. n.
GOING WEST.
No. G. Denver Express. 800. -. 6::i5 A. N.
No. 50, Kansas City Night Express. 40 A. N.
No. 4S. ny express Kansas CITY -. ! :33 r. N.
way Freight. iu.oo A. NJ
No. 10 will stop ut Alma, Blackburn. Mt.
Leonard. Marshall. Slater and Glasgow OILY:
No. 6will stop at Odessa and stations west of
Bates City. No. 20 Will stop at Mayhem,
Odessa, Bates City and Independence only. Nos.
Al. 4s. 40 and 50 daily. No. daily, except
sunday and Monday. No. 5 daily, except
Saturday and Sunday Nos. l0l and iG2 daily,
except Sundays. All on Chicago time.
Through tickets for all principal points in
United States ami Canada for sale ut lowest
rates. baggage checked through:
Il. p. PRICE, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-15

Rad BREATH.
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orally arising froma disoriered stOm i':h, anu
can he so easily corrected by taking Siinnluns
Liver Regulator.
I ~ JAUNDICE.
Simmons Liver Regulator soon cra'iirates this
disease from The system. leaving the skin clear
and IIer from all impurities.
SICK IsEADACHE.
. The stomach. .imrei fectly dgesting lts contents
,lisa reeibe nailsra. For the relief ait cure Gf
this distressing aiiict.on take simmons Liver
Regulator.
Malaria.
Persons living In unhealthy localities, may
avoid all biliOns attacks by occasionally taking
IL dose Of simmons Liver Regulator 10 keep ihe
liver IN healthy action.
CONSTIPATION
should not he regarded us IL triling ailment
Nature demands the utmost regularity of the
bowels. Therefore assist nature 10y taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. it ia mild and
edectual.
BaLIOEsNE$S.
8 Onp-or two t:,blesponnfuis wilt relieve all the
troubles incident I'd bilious state, such "a
n:,,se:i, dizziness, drOwsiness. distress after
eating, Il bitter bad taste in the mouth.
PILES.
Relief is at hand for those who suffer day after
day with piles. Summons Liver Regulator has
cured hundreds, and it will cure you.
ALCOHOLIC POISONING.
Simmons Liver Regulator VIII countcract the
effect of alcoholic poisoning. Hy its u-.. the
tOrp!d liver is aroused, the nerves quietc,l, thr
gastric disturbance corrected and iniemperancc
prevented.
YELLOW FEVER.
The Regulator has proven its great value as a
remedial agent during the prevalence OF that
terrible scOurge. Simmons Liver Regulator
never fails to do all that is claimed for it.
Children suffering with collie soon experience
relief when Simmons Liver Regulator is admin
as children derive great benefit from this ms di-
cine.
CHILLS AND FEVER.
Chills and Fever-Simmnns Liver Regulator
soon breaks the chlls and carries the fever ont
of the system. 1t cures when all other remedies
fall.
DTSPEPSIA:
This medieine will positively cure you of this
terrible disease. Ii is no vain boast, hut we as
sert empilaticaIlv what We know to he true,
Simmons Liver Regulator will cure You.
BLADDER AND KIDNEY.
Most Of the di.eases Of the bladder originate
from those rf the kidney restore the action OF
the liver fully, anu 10th the kidneys and bladder
will be restored.
as.Take only the genuine which ALWAYS has
OH the " rap cr the '-Isrh II Trade Mark nn'l
s:snatr' OF j. IL. Zein & Co. Cor sale hy all
druggists. apryl
Z ET yElVN a. Gn
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Captain Pa, he ann0uces that on
July 70 u large colnny will enter Im-
dian territory. He seems To think
Lat the invasion will he coutenauced
~ Secretary Teller.
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q. GRUBER,

s.ORJENT CALIFORNIA
0r INSURANCE CO., INSURANCE CO,
v Hartford, Conn. San francisco, Cal.
= REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
TX7ILL collect rents, and give personal alien.
w ton to the man sgement of estates.
'-f" Ohlce No. 80, Franklin st. jal4yl
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,Arr WH. Ii. u
a'A-' Ixa.I.ACE = & CHILEs.

rroRNEYs AND. .CoUNsELhoR,s L.o,s, roa,p am
Law Lexing.onss ssa9iors. M1 oasa Bank, opposite
Yer - rs me honse. Viii practice in the courts & oi o;
Sfsvstte and surrounding count'ss ss,,r; anu ' and
be snpreme court OF the state os osrts ior the
he U. g. Circuit and District eo"i''
Wesferp DistrietOf Mtss0un:
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i. m. JOlkDAN.

Dry Goods chexp at j. Il. JORDAN'S.
Groceries cheap xtJ. Il JORDAN'S.
Hats, new styles at j. X. JORDAN'S.
Motions OF all kinda ut j. Z. JOkDAN'S.
0aass and Qusensware ut j. Il. JORDAN'S.
,Roon and Shoes att Il. JORDAN'S.
Game, In season. .shtJ. X. JORoAN'S.
.lt FRESH YEAST ut j. X JOItDAN'S.
Cor utys Py0dprp hOslRht at i ". JDRpAS'
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aseTake only the genuine which ALWAYS has
the wrap cr the Red II Trade Mark and
s!;,natu' OF j. IL. Zeiin & Co. tor sale hy all
druggists. apr2'yl
j. III. XEE.EN ~ CO..
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OySpEpSJS:

There is no need Of suffering any longer with
Chills and Fever-Simmnns Liver Regulator
soon breaks the chils and carries the fever ont
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-15

This medicine will positively cure you of this
terrible disease. II is no VAIN boast, hut we as
sert emphatically what know to he true,
Simmons Liver Regulator will cure ynu.
BLADDER AND KIDNEY.
Most Of the 'i.esses Of the bladder originate
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DENTlST. ..,----
FHAssELL. D.. d. S.-OFFlCE oHEh
9e AIle1a = : july19
m. j. u . MENG.
c,uRQEON DENTIST office opposite @
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LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Tor ST. Louis and the
East ......-s................. 5:45A. n
.,.naaa NH Ma.ii inr St: In,iia .Enst = p "
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Presented b. the Womans Silk Gull
ture Association, was the g,eatest
object OF attention just previous to my
leaving N " York. 1t was shown in
Lord & Taylor's window, where sur
rounding it WAS q magnificent display
OF American silks, showing very fine
combinations OF color and pattern in
rare brocades. Mrs. Garfeld's dress is
OF richest texture; displaying wide
brocaded columns in floral design rum
ming lengthwise. while near by, to be
used IN combination il desired, was silk
OF similar weaving but in a mixture OF
gray and black. LUCY CARTER.
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MED ECALs
- ~ YOUNG.

Nh. 81. w. YOUNG,
AND SURGEON; Office and resi-
dencs on Oak (College) and SCUM s.hI,T
IexInRyon. Missouri.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
-riseRAoEFUn JOURNALISM

Under TINS title thc Denver World, one
OF Tie staunchest republican papers in the
state. calmly reviews the shameful conduct
OF the Denver morning gdaihes-Hepuhliean
News and TrihaGe-in reisisiag TO print the
speech delivered by Hon. J. B. Belferd, at
Denver, on Saturday evening last l.
charges that this breach ef fair aud honest
Journalism was the rSsRls Of collision be
tween the managers OF the tiirss paPs-s
mentioned. The reason for this ai;hisss-
ness TO readers, as assigned by the inair,gc-
laent thereof, is that the speech Nas too
personal ami vitupcrativo to be reported.
This ground is totally un;cnaele, Is honest
iausnslisnl>tcm4ads that an ..ss.siied man
shall have an opportunity ei being heard
10 his own defense Mr. Belsord had been
most shsmeiiily Sansed by the Tribune
editor, and il WIS but lAir that he reply 10
these lnmastiy and unwarrantahic atiacks,
suid the suppression OF his speech was an
act without precedent in modern journal
ism, TOO ,iesp,cahie ler any cther r.spers in
the Union, save those at ihslyes. which
claim 10 embrace all the hr.;ias ane news
paper ability ia Color.ui.- hv. Belienls
language in reply 70 Mr.. RcthAekers as
sanits were sarstic and bitter, but withia
the bounds oi order and decencsN and the
Jis-sraerfoi Suppression Of his speech VIII
but rccoil upon the heads cf his enemies.
The pconle of Colombo viii v:ndicatc At
the polls man who has the eaprAse 70 re-
pei an assault, even though II come from Il
eowardly editor who IS small enough TO ne
fuse ain enemy an open field astd a fair
ipst
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
rnE REASON My.


JadEe Belsori spoke a. Denver last Sat
usday night, and neither the Republican,
Tribune nor News of fils next morning
published line OF his speech. ali three Civ
ias as a reason that il ssGs TOO Indecent to
publish. When Gid the News get so solicit
Gus ior the interests OF the republican party,
or iur Judge Bciiori, that IL would repress
anything tiiat would iniu,o either of theta ?
The facts OF the ease are that lor moaihs
past the Tribune has been abusing Judge
Beliord IN shameful and outrageous maui
nsr, ard he concluded il was time 10 re-
spond. He devoted 4 Considerable portion;
OF his time To giving MIR. Rothacier, the
etiitor, dressing down that he richly dc
served. OF ss,urse The Tribune didn't want
20 publish the snssct, The Kcnubli,.sn
prnb.biy SUPPRESSED ii 1GJ III $ fellow feel
ing ieg Mr. itothscksr As the Tribune is
oStng ran in INC iiitrSsst oi Che Democratic
party, and is only enabled TO keep running
hy tise democratic support il Is pAseiying,
the News didn't want 20 publish anything
that would iflurc Rot,lacker's influence ii,
the campaign. Had the slAceh been such
as to iniure Rciicrd or the rcpablicau party,
neither lvSe nor money would have induced
the News e. scpplsss It The republicans
Of Colorado N,iil stand by belfori Id any
thing he may say eboet, iiethaciser or tile
'rribane The couisc of lsntl slur5ns the
past two years has entitled them TO the con-
tempt Of the reimblican> Of the state, and
they have il in fal uscasur.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

treversy. pnbsishsx, hv si,e Isenvcr rapess.
especially ihe News and Tribune, and ont
Of which i has teea atsceasssed to make
political capital ias telut ssaosig Weish
people, we give below sbs artisas taken hs
the Welsh Political tln3sst9 Denver,
The gnanisnous irvttux&H the tueetsng las,
evening WAS that the psS he- .,4.f,tisIsf con-
trcversN was aiother deiasefSsr tit-si.so to
iasissv shr irsi-iiVs,'e 'f ksf tau. .hctt ~ m.
present ssArnnalen. aQsi u was nss<snisatoss<ty
resolved. astsr i;ssSt sttt.lS i ,aeil ~ t.ss.
president. that the Weish fpi:{4til club q
LtnNcf ,.s;sssn aszsgts and *. ssst
Integrity ct stcn. { 4 t4,irsn.ssi, rcfs,6i.r,ii
r.lnts-taltt tof so>ssnf.f the <;kfe 5>t s.io-
tAsie, and thai we prJfe - aifn o.sf andy ID
cd afiti fssSs~f st-fsisSi rci.stffs. IL
rAoHttAN MORGAN. pttssaoak
"t1to~ass 2, etitlS, ssesrctsfS
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

One of the nissSr miraculous escane~ from
instant dsssth WIS made hy . ranser OF
miners in the A;sliisan, Topeka 4 Santa
Fe eoinpany's STAR 80. !, at Roekvale, y
village about ten miles frnrH tins city, On
Saturday last = nsiner, with his cap
lamp lighted Susiiiiiuga CARTRIDGE from .
Eeg he heli under his sr,r when IA. pow
der ignitedi estusias. = tssrifc ,Sr'ision-
This man wits bi@wn t1iysy feet, bat IS
few bruises ard sIi-hs BARNS. This .Spls-
sion WAS Immediately followed hy anatsAei.
of coal gas, blowing two cages rr the -liaft,
on one uf which WIS man desces:dine.
The cages fell back dawn the shafs Until the
cables became taut, aud held thcrn- THIS
man also ssts unhurt, but terribly ssight-
e.,ssi
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

The Inter ocean savs the Denver temper
ancs. advocates are morning 10 iorcs, but
they should observe good Judgment. The
eriiaph of former temperance movements
hrs Ieon "Tco much haste 100 little
charity; roo little Judgment too much
narros m mindednets.' Every new movement,
bo Il good or bad, win fail unless 10 have :,
basis "a broad aa human sympathy itself
which says "Ci.,n, KATE aae. al ye that ar
wear, - IL "a not $50 freks nc all ye that
are not wea5yr This IL liitln sermon
without u text. wifhnut pafsin, and with
out 4, contribution box