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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
w. A. Reist & Co.,
Cor. East King and Duke Sts.
CLARKEs RANDOM PRICES

q CLARKE'S RANDOM PRICES
~. TELL THE Tale.
he hsT yoa ever ter
saw. only &c Honey running over one pound
70 cap. only i0c a cap Marvin's Beef soda
makes nve gallons Delicious Summer Bever.
age. our price isc. regular price. 2sc Bakers
Baksr's or Runkei Brothers Cocoa. Epps' co.
Goa, zoe Nelson's or Coxe's 6elatine, Nc Leish
9eiatine, l0c Finest American sardines. Mus
oil &c finest Imported sardinss at ise per
boz, regular price Isc Finest lmportsd kdam
ii Weighing ABOUT four % pounds. CSC each Pine.
apple Cheese, eac Best Imported swsitxer
sG asS sS 6ets Lss al
Thurbar. whyland = Co.'S finest k1tracts
which are said TO be the best In the world. Try
.. Clarke's 10 the Cheapest place in the whole
wsrI1 IN bay your washing Materials Just
,s sss %
-FOUR hs. Gold Dust wsshing Powder for 80.
Remember, that ~ packages are equal to l2
Sc packs OF any other washing Powder in ths
market. SO. in other words. you get 20 tsixtyl
ing OF 500 on a single purchase; ana then W.
have the Handiest Washing soap you ever
Of sines S the M World bsgsnui . CAKES for aSc n
cakes for SOC AND still another big bargain !:
ms Laundry sttrch tor iec just think, $50
Openers ana then we win give you rest Tor
ths present..
| Corns tarcb, fresh and pure. 6hc pack by
the boz. Oieine soap. best quality. &c case.
or o. " per box, o. rs 10 . box. Few OF those
Fine I5c Peaches left. Won't last long. as ve
have made the price $50. ana also reduced our
California Seodless Pluus TO l6c.
Remember. our bargains are not word bar,
gains,-they exist but all we ask IL TO come At
once and secure them.
WFAns FOR sure this Saturday. They ara
dandies. Gail ana get one, II you think IL
warm enough TO rec uire one:
r. B.-Cheapest ana Best Lines oil sugars
ana CofYees In the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

NOR RENT-FROM APRIL I, 1883
= for one or tsrm Of years. the strasburg
house, Locomotive ALd Cars all In good ana
running order. Tho lease OF this val uAble
party desiring 10 engage IN . pleasant. veil
astAbiished ana prom liable business Tor con-
dittOns, rent or other Information apply 70
mo TIA Lancaster City, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
4 Sealed proposals win be received by the
Water commissioner until p m, JULY o,
1888. for the best quality Of hAhD PEA
delivered 70 Old WATER WORKS firom
date of eontract) until OCTOBER I. 1855. or
uniil otheIwt ordered. The name of cosl
must be entioned in bids tals SO sec urtfy The
commissioners reserve tho right TO reject any
or ali bids II not satisfactory. All BIDS must
be handed 10 the chairman,
JEKE RoHRER.
No. % Penn Square.
JACOB HALBAcH, Clsrk. je28-std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

CHARLES EMORY smith sings we'll the
Filter funeral dirRe.
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FOR BALH OR RDNT.

NOR RENT - FRONT AND REAR
Store front one suitable for shoemaker shop /;
rear suitable for eating house or gresn grocery.
Apply 70 HIksH BIO,
tul.lmd Centre Quare.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
NEW AD VERTLSEHENTS.

DUBLIC NOTlCE-NOTICE Is HERE.
L by given that the viewers appointed by
ownors the cost Of the constru ction OF SO " or
in North Queen street. from Penn square To
East orange street, will meet on Tuesday,
July .. 1883. at 10 O'Clock q. m, At Zahm's Cor
ner. Je2obtd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

NEW STOCK OF GAMES.
IN ALL Stylus AND Low EST PRICES.
DBMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
No. ll4 East King Street.
~ Established. ITO. feb2 w sktfd
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H1W AD DVBRrDBM8NY2
VXyEIKEL'D FASHIONABLE Mil
w iinery ana Trimming store. No. - NORTH
Queen street. contains al ~ aewest and
Latest Novelties. OF the eeeecn. fricee rea-
Aprlg IT'D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

TOR RENT.-THE QUARRYVILLE
II STEAM HOLLEk MILL.
This mill Is New and has the Latest I'm
proved Machinery, with Railroad siding at
door. A good homo trade Special induce.
ment viii be yiveH 70 . responsible party.
Reason for ing good. VIII give possession
ON } aly l, or any Time thereafter.
=. n. sTAUffER,
junel6-tfds Quarry Vile. Pa
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HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
IA liberal terms. on West Chestnut, Wal.
nut, Lemon. Mary, Pine and Charlotte streets.
ml5smd soa soRTH AARY STREET.
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Fine Tailoring.

GPkING, 1888.
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WOODLAND.
Council adjourned.

EDITOR lN1ELLIGENCER-D SIR:
AS no paper in the county is so prompt
in publishing county correspondence
rs the lntelligencer we venture to con-
tribute small bouquet of news hoping
it will not lind its way into the waste
basket.
The Intelligencer has many warm
friends in this part of the county. Ia
fact we challenge any county paper in
the state for as much interesting county
news as is found in the lntellIgencer.
Beside this ii contains beautiful poetry
as well as state and national news.
Those whose homes are destitute of
good books will find in it an invalua-
bic instructor.
Mrs. +. NJ. Ferguson is visiting rel
atiyes in Johnson county
Mrs. VIM. Fitzgerald is in very bad
health.
Miss Amanda Fitzgerald is attending
the Woodland school this winter. Miss
Amanda is u most beautiful and very
talented young lady and in every way
most excellent student.
Woodland has at present a very in
teresting spelling school and literary
society in progress. The society met
Friday night the 10th inst. The pro-
gramme was as follows: lst-Spelling
600 words. 2d-Declamation, al am
an old man" by Mr.. John Wilkinson.
3d-Dcclamation, Friends separated
by DEATH" bv Miss Ida Shore. 4th-
Defamation, "Single Women" by Miss
Amanda Fitzgerald th-Declamation,
"The Starless Crown by Miss Eliza
Shore. 6th-Song "Aly fair Jeanie
| Moore by MIR. Fred. Vanausdale.
7th-Song. "Slcep Darling, Sleep" by
Messrs. Gland Phillips and Lon Meadcr.
lh-DrclamaiIon. II lost my SalIie
Ann" by Mr.. Benz. S'ewart 9Th
Song, "Aly Dutch Girl" by MIR. Lon.
Meadcr. 10Th Defamation, "The
Kicking Mule" by Mr.. Benz Stewart.
| llth-RGading OF the paper by Miss
| Lula shore, editress. Miss Lula has
edited aud read two volumes of the
| Signal; aud she deserves much credit
tor the sCirntitic and Interesting lltera
turc as well as the spicy articles she
has collected for its pages. 1t has been
rumOred that Miss Lula will in the
future attend high school. We can
recommend 40 better to her than the
| Lexington high schools. Miss Lula is
n beautiful Young lady and possesses
that pride and sweetness OF disposition
which ranks her among the very best
of pupils. None better than she.
Obedient, affabie and Kind. possessing
alike the admiration of teacher and
srhoolinntcs, by that aSsidious charac-
ter which radiates aS II shining light
and cuptivates the admiration Of all.
Mr.. Yves. Jordan is talking of going
! 10 Arizona,
! The snow has been about two inches
deep, greatly to the protection OF
| wheat
Mir. All LyGns has IL lot of fine young
cattle preparing for the June marke:
Miss Maud Brown has heen visiting
| her aunt. Mr., Georgia Webb.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-18
HOW TO BUILD UP A TOWN.

A good many rules for building up
town have been given by different
papers, and the Ripon, Wis, Common
wealth tries its hand in the following
manner:
Talk about il.
Write about it.
Speak we'll OF H..
Help to improve it.
Reautify the streets.
Patronize it's merchants.
Advertise in its newspapers.
Speak we'll of its enterprising, public
spirited citizens.
lfyou are rich invest in something;
employ somebody; be rustler.
Ii you don't think OF any good word
to say, don't say anything bad about il.
Remember that every dollar You
invest In a permanent improvement ia
that much on interest.
Be courteous to strangers that come
among us, so that they 90 away with
good impression.
Always cheer mp the men that go in
for improvements. Your portion of
the cost will be only what is just.
Don't kick about any necessary pnb-
lie improvement because it is not gt
your own door, or for fear that your
taxes would be raised Is cents.
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INGALLSISMs.
From the Philadelphis Times.

''o& NH~ H'fAeO'phia
alt is pity that Senator Ingalls, can
not be as candid in his public utter
auces about the president as in his con.
tideniial letters to personal friends
The political ethics that justify n public
man in holding one opinion in private
and the opposite in public may be
satisfactory to Senator Iugalls, bat
plain, straightforward people can find
no better term Tor it than partisan
nonsense.
indianapolis Sentinel: - "S"nstor
Ingalls, wrote letter to friend giving
his estimate of Mr.. Cleveland. 1t vac
in the highest degree complimentary,
and now Mr.. Ingalls, can't stand the
racket the letter is kicking up"
Boston Herald '-"lt is hardly fair
that Senator Ingalls, should not be
allowed 10 revise his opinions about
the president. 1t is q mistake To sup.
pose that it was only in private letter
that he commended him at the begin
ming of his administration An iI'rr-
view with Senator Iugalls, reported in.
Lippincott's Magazine wear ago.
spoke very favorably of the president
as he delivered his inaugural address,
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lOltl ItC'lNfu ,OOD -
Respectfully submitted.
&. Z. WALLACE. Treasurer.
CalabOose keeper made his MONTH,
| report of labor which was received and
! iilcd. The report beside labor showed
| Sl5 in cash collected Tor fines.
Messrs. NJ. +, Roylc Il Son returned
! to city warrant OF 81 % erroneously
collected by them February 8, 1888.
! Warrant cancelled.
Old warrants already cancelled re
ported to council.
Mr.. Russell, for Mr.. Schalcrmcyer,
who was absent from the council be-
cause of the sickness of his children,
made the following report from the
committee on claims:
MIR. President and gentlemen OF the
| COuncil:-We. your financial commit
| Tee, would make II statement in ronncc
ton with the fact that this council has
| paid off all the Indebtedness of our CITY
and left over from last meeting in gen
eral revenue aud improvement funds,
1922 40. Nor do we think SO impor-
tant All occasion should be passed over
without some notice being taken of the
grand fact having been accomplished
! We have, and of Il truth reached a cash
b isis, and we feel To TrInIce and would
cpn0ratulntc Won. MIR prcsldeut conn.
cilmcn and our frIlow.ci,iznns. from
the fact that il has been brought about
under your administration in the past
three and half wears. But let ms not
| forget and give all credit due TO those
who are no longer members of this
| council, Messrs. Chas. Homer, John
| raubnan, Mike Holwcil, Dennis Gavin
| aud II. WinsU", who were members of
| The old council. When AN ordinance
| was passed 10 take effect Nav 81, 1886,
that no claim should be allowed nor
warrant issued until there was none,
| in the treasury 10 pav the same. max
ing ii misdemeanor on the part of
yGur honor and register to issu. n war.
rant, or the council TO order such issue
unless there was money i'm the treasur,
to meet the same, there was not a
dissenting voice to the passage of the
ordinance. Williams and Russell
members OF this council were the other
two members of the old couucil at ,bo
| time of iis uas.noc i'm addition to thoso
ns,nrd. Unuors however ara evan
although they iasspd the ordinance Tho
rouncils of Tins and last wear have car
rird them ont, We of the old and
present council have seen hard times
since its passage; warrants bought M
At their face with Interest and paid il,
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DAE0TA's BLIZZARD DEATH LIST.

MiNNEArOIIS, MINN Feb. l0-The
Evening Journal ia Il inng article de-
clarrs that the reports OF q thousand
deaths by the storm in Dakota were
much exaggerated, and states that As
sar ns learned the following is an au-
thrniic summary OF tho loss of life in
rhr recent torm:-B BCaGie county, 9;
Hnnhommr. IL; R"dmgtom, }; Jc"anid,
.G; Eimunds. t: Brown, ,; Hand, I:
IL iag~burv, 3 Lincoln, -, SpinA, I :
Turner, lS; Yankton, 5, total, ia.
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Tho End of the Story.



You were standing alone in the silence.
When passed dawn the stair that night,
Alone with your thoughts in the shadow,
AWAY from the fires soft light,
And never II greeting you gave me,
Not Il word your lips let fall.
As came from the light to your side, dear,
That night, In the old oak hall.
But knew, all 81 well. the secret
You fancied YOU kept unseen.
And hated The pride that was standing
Like n shadow our hearts between.
So told YOU, that night, story,
And YOU listened aS In spell.
Till ] saw that Y0u guessed the meaning
OF the story tried to tell.
You fain would have sienced me tNeu, dear
TO leave II untold were best
Too late, for learned, a. YOU drew me
To your heart, that you knew the rest!
Aud the shadow passed by from between u
Forever, beyond recall,
A. you whispered the end OF the story,
Iuat night, In the old oak hall
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rRAN8FERS OF REAL ESTATE.


| L,r,,;.h.,t yyarkIv tn ;hr JnteIIiU,u,nr "a,
| "
Captaih -. ~ '"iio'' le'ol "'' VI "eeu' "i
Laf,,y cite county, Mo.
| Abstract of the deeds Iiled in the Office uI
r.,or,i., ot nreL- rrom Saturday tah 4
~ W
l" Hitu!hal' f'h H. A. H. 1870 onb Hucb
~ contain covenants oi warranty contaInci
In list
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Ion r. IGnrrn ,., ,,iJ n% Jh,ngS III @ Epps'
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ION ~, '"o w
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t,' """r 80, ,,'," -, H., y wn,iin,,nn so m
ioxt,",on a E,,ns,s INV I,nnd and w
Invr-Imrnt ." to R"bl. Tauhman,
lots 10 AND iil, E'ii Ideisht+ -. 700 90
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CITY HALL. Feb. l3. Is

CITY HALL, Feb. l3, 1888.
Council met in regular session.
Present, His Honor, the Mayor, VIM
Il. Hamiett; Conncilman Russell, Nc
Causlamd, Chimn, Hook, Gray, Love
and Williams. Attorney Price; Mar
shal Owen; Register Wallace; aud
Recorder Wclhorn.
The minutes OF preceding meetings
were read and approved.
The Register and treasurer submitted
the following report:
TREASURER' OFFICE, Feb. Ia, 1888.
TO the Honorable Mayor and CITY Coun-
ciI:-The undersigned respectfully reports
that the following amounts have been psid
INTO and out Of the treasury during the past
month";
RpcnlNnl frnm L T.. Ovnn- cnIlrrinr
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TARIFF ON LEAD AND ELMO.
From the Jaspar County Democrat

A Democrat reporter met Mr.. j. w.
Ay!Or, Of Webb City, on the streets
Yesterday, and knowing him TO be one
of the principal mine owners of the
county and an influential man in the
mining districts, asked him what he
thought o: Cleveland's message and the
present scare concerning the reduction
of the tariff on lead and zinc. He
replied as follows:
81 am democrat, a Cleveland man
and tariff reformer, pure and unde-
filed. If the entire tariff on lead and
zinc was removed it would not hurt us
either directly or indirectly so far as
the price OF ore is concerned as she
present duty is almost nothing and
there is virtually no ore imported. II
The United States which produces three
tourths OF the zine ore OF the world
ceGt compete against the other fourth
she had better sell out to somebody
who can. 1t will not effect the price of
labor but geatly benefit the laborer ia
the purchasing of the necessities of life
My partner, Mr.. McCOrkle, is OF the
same opinion.
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Latter-day Love.
From The Wasp

From the Wasp.i
There WAS II multitude of words
could not think OF, Why, II seemed
Her voice was like the voice of birds
And when she spoke to me | dreamed
Twas music, coming from above,
That falls on Any man-in love.
tried to frame compliment,
But staggered through an ancient saw;
And then, before could repent.
Her voice arrested me with awe;
She said, mo way can one advance
To pardon such eXtrav agance!"
| took her dainty h md, and oh,
II tr"mhiCd! could understands;
| casped it trnderlv, n though
1t were the liiv of the land,
And aS pressed u 10 my lips
My kisses stepped her HngPr tipsi
Then came the thoughts of days gone by
| hoped for millions yet 10 be,
For | was wild. / heard her sigh,
When piciurng out futuriiy;
She family murm"rcd, Love. he true z"
And added, "Amethyet will dO!'
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Holy, Holy. Holy Lord.
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
lv, HOiy, Holy Lord,
Il a. Hast. yyb,u Ln,,an ..,J o.,.,l

M JAMES MON
HOLY, HOiy, Holy Lord,
God Oi Hosts when heaven and earth
Out of darkness ~ Thy word,
Issued mo glorious bIrln:
At thy works around thee StOnd.
And thine eve bphrld them good
While they saug wllh sweet accord,
HCly, Holy, HOlr Lord!
Holy. Holy. Holy Thee,
our Jehovah. evrrInOre,
Father, Son aud Spirit, We,
Dust and ashes, would adore;
Lightly bV the world e-tprmcd.
From that world by thee redeemed.
Sing we here with sweet accord,
Holy. Holy. Holy Lord
Holy. Holy, Holy An
Heavens triumphant choir shall sing,
While the ranS0mrd nations fall
At the fOOtstOOl of their khg;
Then shall saints and sCrnphIm,
HGrpS and voices swell one hymu,
BIrudiug IN Sublime ascOrd
Holy, Holy, Holy Lord.
Chinn & Cniuu', reduction slig is ~,
SUCCESS. Il4L
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up.
holriering Mstress-Making, Repairing, &C.
al lowest prices at SchmiH's saddlery shop
west side pabGa square, Lexington, Mo
Give me = Sal. feb6yl
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Wabash railroad Time liable.

UmnIbu5 will leave til" hotels IN this
city for Il. X l.. JunctIUn. making
connection VITA trains GONG casl.
west and north. at ................. : % u. III.
returning, VIII arrive al ............ = 80 u. III
DuinIhus VIII leave tor Il. y juno
lion. making connection with trains
going east AMI west. and north as
H." ~ Richmond. at ......... ..... I;3O y. III.
Returning, III, arrive ~ ............ 81 q III.
JOHN 4 YOUNG. SupPrInic ndrnt
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\ ATTORNEYS.


iloINEG AT LAW. Wit practice in al
IN QUITS or the state. Prompt attent on
neh Heh ~ al business entrusted to my care
Jhice In Nrsonlc building over 'rrigg n Shield .
stole. ianl0yl
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Z q. NALLACE. WIN. H. u
WALLACE ~ CalLES,

A IruGNUY8 AND COiINSELLoRs Al
~ Law. Lexington, Mo. once, 'front.' rooiii
over tho Lexington Savlngs Bank" opposite
tuc court house. Mill practice in the courts OF
i.u i}clte ami surrounding counties, anu ALSO u,
the 'uprrtn- court 81 the state OF missouri, anu
Western ~ 9triCt OF Missouri.
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3tyeeElg yatelllgeneer.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.

CIRCIIT tuukT-tIrsi Mondays Of April
AuGu"t .inu hrcrmbrr
tHImtNAL Corn First Monday OI March Hmd
second Monday oI October.
PruB B,rE CuUHT-S'Cnnd Mondays Ot Feu-
rUHIy. May, August ana Nov, mbcr.
CuUNTY tOUIUT--Firsi Monday ia each mouth
MASONIC.
lEXINGF0N LOpGE. No li9. \. f. K NJ -
lhHd Mp,,uag IA each month.
isuh Al AtCm CHAPTER, No lO-Fist Monday
IN C"Cu tn
DEM"LAT UMaANuEHY, No. Ii. I. Fourth
Muiday N ohcI month.
q. q 4.
bHIOS lODGE Nc. - livery Tuesday night
IrNsKN ESC MrMHSr, No. O-EYCry >eCOnd
FRIDAY night Ia att month
ENTEH8 LOpGk, $o 3I3 Every first md
scC"nd Wednesday night in each month.
A. L ".
l.. L!.n"UrON LE,IOS. No. 100, SkLtCr kNIGurs
AnD iIArWUNH rUDGH. 40. 81. \. q l.. "
,rroud aud inurLn lhurrday IA ra'n month
h. OF l..
kNIGiir+ OF BAhuH-E Every MONDAY night.
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" $50 80 &c ''-s.....' bpi ''
r.,., - -
Thar. h. wuI ,.,, -, S@Vo4 -
and mandamuIes In the ns.I fopr
wears up to this time SIG O4I "A
And warrants over............... IO,OUD 90
Ior me aniolh's due ana "npnld on
~ 'i,e'',s an" nahdaihuSes' the tax
aie"uy IeVte" VIII meet 'he same ana
py accuLhl'a'ih9 interest
Ladder Win VIII ~ rdn pr"'"r for Ior NOOK al" 40, m
Three hundred and seventy five dol. -' w
lars per month to run The city
government for four months. ......1 800 90
nun, Dut tn,a'rs,s ,a county f1r rock 65 %
~ '' 0'''''''' .oo W.
Toial............... ..................S 81 900 90
Let alone what the spring rains do.
10 meet this we have lines
pos',o,e ''''..'...........S 200 w
R.ct ,pyo" pUS, ne, and, -" W
and county collector 5oo oo
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\ rrORNEY- Y-AT-lAw. WIN give prompt ut
= cation u all Lu5Iuess entrusted to his care
W Ill practice IN All The courts, except the FRO
ate '3tIrL u I,lIty 8, "a, county dec2yl
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Du. ). ~. ME.Se

" HAsSELL, ID. ID. s. EA
G,nK 'Spt opposite oeH tha CourtnGuse, VI I'D
ir.Inplnl L. Mo-. n.n' ~
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Train marked VIII stop signal.
tSt. Louis "IIIniiCd" siops only us given
above and at Mexico, CcutralIa, Higbce Glus-
cow. Slutrr. MuTshall aud Independence
Local freIRhts run daily except sunday. Other
trains daily.
Coupon tickets ol sale to AL principal points
In the United States snd Canada. Baggage
checked through TO destination without extra
charge
Z e GRAY. Npent NJ HIgyinsvIlIc
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PERSONAL ADDRESS.
To the People of Southwest Missouri
Immigration Convention
Called to Meet at Gin
ton, February %.

Evsry COunty, city ana EOwn En-
yIted 40 Sond Representatives
An Earnest Appeal 40 tue
business Men TO Orsno-
ixe and Thereby
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MEDICAL.
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