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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-28

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Great is to be the rejoicing over the compile
ton OF the pOntOGn bridge.
Come to the pontoon bridge celebration Mon
day. You will be royalty entertained.
In all probabilities there VIII be more visitors
in Lexington Monday than have been here for
many years.
Everybody and his grandmother, wife, sister
daughter or sweetheart should Yttend the cele-
bration Monday.
An Americanized representative of the Celes-
tial kingdom who answers to the name of Wong
Lee, has opened IL laundry on Ninth street.
Col. $. N. Stewart, the builder Of The p0ntoon
bridge, showed his gen erosity and interest IN
the welfare Of Lexington by donating 800 TO
deIray part Of the expenses of the celebration al
this place Monday.
A letter was received from Senator Geo. G.
Vest, yesterday, by Chairman Blackwell.
stating that he would address the people at the
tariff reform meeting ut this place October 10.
Congressman Hatch is also expected to be here
ut the same time.
Hon. JnO. S. Blackwell, chairman of tire
democratic county committee yesterday receIv-
ed Il telegram lT9m Senator Frances M. Cockrell
authorizing him to announce that he woIld
deliver II speech on tariff re form at the picnic tt
be gwen at Odessa, October 8. Everybody Ii
interested in this great question and should gC
and he ir Mr.. Cockrell discuss 1t in his states.
maniike manner.
As was predicted in these columns a week OF
SO ago the Mo. L. K X, has ,'ecide d to make 4
trial change IN the matter of running trains
Sunday night the train that now runs from
SedalIa TO Marshall via Lexington will not stop
at Marshall but will be run on through over the
j, q. Il. l.. division to Upton. where con-
nection Will be made with the st. Louis trains
on the main line. This gi yes us two ways o.
gG ing from Lexington TO ST, Louis the SAINT
night but does not yet give us The evening tran
going west 10 X. e. that we SO much desire
Supt. Stillwell told an Intelligencer reportel
Thursday night that the trains would be run ti
way during the st. Lou fair and the probable
tiles are that u change OF some kin I will occu
after this period of time has elapsed. The tint
of arrival and departure OF trains to and from
this place has not been changed.
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RSL1ElOUS.

Rev. j. v. Banks will preach at Prairie
church Tomorrow at II o'clock.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach at Edenview
tomorrow morning at the usual hour.
Elder L. W. Henderson will begin O pro.
tracted meeting at Chapel Hill, October 9Th.
Elder N. Peachee will m a pro-
tracted meeting at the Hicklin schoolhouse
tomorrow night.
EIder.A. NJ. Morris will a pro,
tracted meeting at the Christian church iu
Bates City on October 10.
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The Wonderful Olive Branch

Is q radical cure for the following diseases
Inflammation. congestion and falling of the
womb, (known rs p%rolapsus.) either for
ward. backward or downward, dropsy of the
womb. liberation Of the womb, polypus,
lucorrhga in its worst stages, prOiuse and
difficult menstruation, obstructive or mehan.
ical dysmenorrhoea, very common, and al
most eQualing labor psins.) ovarian tumors,
inflammation and congestion of the ovarie-
and uterine cancers, liberation of the womb
(from delivery.
For sale by Mrs. Anna Eadington. al
dress lock box 354, Lexington, Mo. aug31tf
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aResklg gnRlligenter.
OTTIcip County Paper.
SHORTS.

The finest and largest line of new dress
goods at Ahrens. u
They are new, they are choice, they are
novel aud If you don't see our stock you VIII
regret IL. NJ. +. Royle u SON. sept2ltz
Fail styles in millinery ut Mrs. MOORE
heads. sept14t3
Cheap! Cheap!! | have just received a car
OF tue Michigan salt, fresh from the mihe'
anu have another one ON the road, when
will sell at u % per barrel. Come and get
1t. A, LoomIs. ~june22ti
CheaDl Cheap!l have just received a car
of tine Michigan salt, fresh from the mlne'
and have another one on the road, which
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
Il. A, LOOMS. june22tt
Go to Looms grocery store, 18th ana
Franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil.
He ho the best. j~une10tf
Briestley's black dress goods-we are the
only ones here that handle them. They are
beauties. Come and see them ut NJ. +. Royie
Il Sons. sept2lt2
Persons falling TO get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige US oy
esvirg word at this office, where a paper
will be given you and u reprimand to the
c~arri'r. If we hear no complaint, Of course
we must conclude that the paper Is left win
due Ies ularity. II
Grove Young says:-"Prices never before
heard OF in this country will be made by him
during his closing out sale which will com
mence next Monday, Sept 80. sept2sl2
Mrs. Moorehead has received a full line oil
fall millinery and notions. septl4td
Some are here and others are coming daily
We mean our new goods. Come and see
them. NE. Royle & Son. sept2lt2
The most thorough and efficient instruction
on the Piano, Organ, Violin, Viola, Contrt
baas, etc.. and in Tneory and Harmony Is
given BY r.. ]. zeisberg at the K. A. Semi
nary HE si4tf
Grove Young. of Higginsville, Is positively
going out Of business. Judge J. w. Harrl-
son will be his successor. Grove Younp's
great closing out sale will mex
Ngnndav. Sent. 80. sept2St2
Geyer will pay the highest market price
for game. sept2st2
We are showing for this fall and winter
the handsomest variety Of dress goods EN-
bracing everything new aud noby, and o
every color and design. II you wish to Sc
something truly elegant call at Ahrens'. u
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THE ALTAR

Married-In this city, at the recorder
office, September %, by Judge X. RVlaDd
Mr.. JAMES IL. SANDERS and Miss MARY
4. HUFFMAN, both of Odessa.
- In AulIville. Sept. Is, by Elder +. v,
Loo, Mr.. ERASTUS +. SlSSON and Miss
ANNA ADAMS.
- At the recorders office September 20,
by Judge y. Ryland, Mr.. GEO. +. HARDEN
and Miss ROSA A. SNYDER.
- In Upton. Mo September "a. MIR. w.
E. MILLER, OF the Mo =. Il. X. service,
and Miss RENA ROBINSON, of Upton.
- At MAYHEM, September %, ut 1880 D.
M, by Rev. l. #. Ciemmens, Mr.. JAS. w.
MILLER. Jr.. and Miss FANNIE KINCHE-
LOE.
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THE TOMB.

Died In Clay township, September 40
WALTER, son Of Isaac and Laura LAUGH.
- In Washington township. September
Il, of drOpsy, Mrs. SOPHIE MCPHAIL.
- Near Odessa. September 10, of narnl.
ysIs, Mr.. Jesse b.. SMITH.
- In this city, Yesterday afternoon. a,
obstruction OF the bowels. Mr.. M. SOMMER.
VILE, aged 90 years.
- At Lowry City. Mo, September If. Of
consumption, Mr.. HIRAM SHORT, former
ly OF this county aged 70 years and $ months.
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors an
IN other persons interested in the estate oil
William Galloway, decd, that the undersign.
ed. executor, will apply to make Il final settle.
mcnI OF SAID estate 1T the November term, 1859,
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, to be begun and held at the Probate
court room, in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in November. 1889.
GEORGE CALLAWAY,
SantoCtS Exo,ntc,
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NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons inter ested in the estate OF
Henry Galbraitb, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator with Will ann Xed, will
apply to make a final settlement of said estate,
at the November term. 1883. Of the Probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri. to be be-
gun and held nj the Probate court room, in
the city OF Lexington, on the second Monday
in November, 1889. IL. j GALBRAITH,
spptJ6i5 A1minIstraIor with will annpxed
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The Pontoon Celebration.

The formal celebration Of the opening of
the pontoon bridge will be celebrated on
Monday, September Both. All persons at
tending the celebration from Ray county will
be passed over the bridge free on that day.
The following is the programme OF exercises:
PROGRAMME.
Msrshals Of the Day:-Capt. w. b. Ran
kin, Messrs. John Tapbman, L. Hoffman, g..
A. Sturges, James MoOrehead and j. W.
Homer.
LIST. Grand marshal with aides.
I'd. Two hambeau clubs. armed with shot
guns.
3D.. w. NJ. A. cadets, uniformed and
armed.
4th Fire departments. hose trucks, Nos.
l and 2, and hook and ladder.
9th. Star and Richmond bands.
9th ). N. Stewart (builder) and speakers
In carriages.
7th. PODtOon directors, including g. A.
Kriehn and X. f. Waddell, first chairmen of
pOntO0n meetings.
ST.. Turner society.
9th, All other societies who will turn out.
10th. Mayor and members of the city
council.
18th. Baseball clubs.
18th. Gun clubs.
18th. Chas, Geyer, the Human Serpent, In
carriage.
14th, Merchants advertisements.
| 10Th. Merchants trades display.
10th. Citizens and visitors In carriages.
17th. Citizens and visitors on horseback.
18th. Citizens and visitors on foot.
The procession will form at the Intersec-
ton Of Broadway and Main streets at 9:30 a.
M. and begin the march at 10 a. M, on Main
street to Thirteenth street, thence south to
Franklin avenue, thence west on Franklin TO
Tenth street, thence north to pontoon bridge,
haltlng when head Of the procession reaches
the Ray county shore. when photographs OF
the procession will be taken; procession will
then continue the march until the rear end
has passed over the bridge, then counter
march to courthouse where the mayor will
address the people ut 2 p. m. TIL Star band
will head procession ut the intersection Of
Broadway and Main street on the way to the
base ball grounds, where Mr.. Charles GeYer,
the human serpent, will give a tree exhibit
ton of his wonderful performances, after
which there will be ball games. shooting con
tests by celebrated shots from Lafayette and
other counties. horse racing. slow-mule and
foot racing. Premiums will be awarded fol-
above.
At night the procession will form at the in
tersecIion Of Main and Broadway in the fol.
lowing order: LIST, band; I'd, drum corps; 3D.
iimbeau clubs; 4th, trades display, 9th, mer
chants advertisements; 9Th, citizens in car
riages; 7th, citizens on foot with torches
Procession will move promptly at 1880 p. N
east on Main to Thirteenth street; theme,
south to Franklin, east on Franklin to Tween
tieth street; thence south to South street
: thence west to Thirteenth. north on ThIr
teenth to Franklin; west on Franklin t.
Third; thence north on Third to Main thel
t to Turner hall where procession will disbanc
and where fiambeau clubs will give an eXhi
. bition drill.
i. BY order Of committee.
&. BEN RUSSELL,
y, Chairman.
=. j. w. HOMER,
Secretary,
4. HOFFMAN,
4 HENRY WINKLER.
w. ID. RANKIN.
d JOHN TAUBMAN,
G.. G. LUDwIGs,
= VS. CLAGETT,
j. r MOOREHEAD.
e.. A. STURGES,
Committee.
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county Grange Meeting.

Lafayette County Grange will meet in open
session in Mayhem, Tuesday, Oct Is, ut Il
O'Clock r. IN Every person who is. or waC
ever was, u member of the order, and all fan
mrrs generally are cordially invited to nttenC
this meeting. The time seems propitious Tor al
advance movement among farmers. and an Op
portupIty will be given every one to express hi
views. JACKSON CORDER, Master.
X. Ii SMITH, Secretary.
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FINAL SETvTE EME

NOTICE ID hereby gwen to all creditors
IN and other persons interested in the CO.
par nershIp estate of John T.. Hickam & Co.
that the undersigned, administrator, will apply
10 make Il final settlement oil said estate at the
November term. 1859, Of the Probate court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, to be begun and
held 1T the probate court room, i'll the city OF
Lexington, on the second Monday in Novem.
Der. 1889.
sept26t5 ALLEN PFLEGER,
In,ptatto
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NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons interested in the estate OF
William COrse, decea scd, that the undersigned,
executor, will apply to make a final settle
meRt OF said estate, at the November term, 1889, OF
the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
to be begun and held ut the Probate court room,
in the city Oi Lexington, on the second Monday
in November, 1859. H.. b. CORSE.
sen 26t5 Execntor
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Mo, P. r. r. Excursion Rates

The Mo. P, offer to the public the following
cheap excursion rates.
FALL FEsTIYIrIEs KANSAS CITY, MO OCT. IsT
TO OCT. TIN.
Mop, Il. Il. will sell round trip tickets ut one
fare for round trip Sept 30th to Oct 4th, good
returning Oct. 5,h.
at LOUIS FAIR.
Mo, Z. r. will sell round. trip ticke > one fare
for round trip. Tickets sold Oct. 9Th to l2th,
inclusive, good returning Oct. lalh
Ut LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Mo + IL IL. will seli'round trip tickets on Sept.
2srd, 10Th, and Both, Oct. ard. nth, and I7'h ut
one and one third for round trip, good return
ing 5 days from date of sale.
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FINAL l. EMIT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons interested in the estate OF
James Nj. Ramey, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator, will apply to make u
final settlement of SAID estate ut the November
term, 1859, OF the Probate court of Lafayette
county, Missouri, TO be began and held at the
probate court room, in the city of Lexington,
on the second Monday IN November. 1883.
JOHN L. GOODWIN,
sept26t5 Administrator,
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FINAL N

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons interested in the estate OF
Sidney Harris, deceased, that the under
signed, public administrator, will apply to
make II final settlement OF said estate at the
November term. 1889. of the Probate court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, To lie begun and
held ut the PROBATE court room. in the city Of
Lexington, on the second Monday in Novem-
Der. 1852. 30 4. WILSON,
| spui26th Public administrator
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Notice.

We wish to inform school directors and
others Interested. tina. we have again manu'
featured a LOT OF our celebrated School Decks
which we will sell at very low prices. Re
spectfully, aStf WINKLER FURNITURE Co.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE

1 ETTER of admin !stration, with VIII an
IL neNed. on the estate of james Mclaughlin .
deceased, were grants d t b, the undersigned pu'-
lie administrator of Laiayctt" coanty. Mo-. on
the Both day OF August, A. D., 1859, by the
probate court of Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
withinOne year after The date oil this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate and if such claims be not exhibited with
In two years from the date of said letters they
Will be forever barred.
This 30th day of August. A. D., lSS9
aug3lt5 STEPHEN n. WILSON,
PubliC Naturalization with will annexed.
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FRB uh a DIE.

Born-In this city, September %, to the
wife OF Mr.. j. Dudley LOve-a boy.
- In Odessa, September 30, to the wife OF
Mr.. Elmer SpOTe-a girl.
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons inter ested In the estate of
John p. HickaIn. deceased, that the undersign-
ed, administrative, will apply to make II final
settlement OF said estate at the November term,
1889. of the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, to be begun and held at the Probate
court room, in the city OF Lexington on the
second Monday in November, 1889.
MATTE b. HICKAM,
Sept2St5 ADMINISTRATIVE
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Hon. Jefferson DAVIS paper in the October
"Belford's. " docs the Majority Rule!T will
be looked for with interest Dy u large class of
readers.
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DERSONS wanting work of any kind or those
Z desiring to employ lauOrers. cooks or SER
wants, can register their names ut my grocery
and dry goods store, on main street, opposite the
pOstOfiice. No charge for registering, and the
small fee required will only he collected when
the parties agree and then by the person en-
blowing, iulN2DVl JND. IL. JORDAN
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A Now B. and l.. Association.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-A building and
loan association Is II GOd-senc anu a savings
bank TO the man Of little means. 1t enabled
many to own IA bone aud their own vines
and tig trees. A new b. and l.. association il
being organized let all take stock, be II much
or little: their is nothing that will do as much
toward building up our city. Then turn not
away from the committee who will call on
you; put down your name; be present at the
next meeting aud take part IN its orgsniza-
ton. "
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Rosp hall games Monday,

Base ball games Monday.
The leaves are beginning to fall.
Tit days are very prcCeptibly shorter.
Several lrosts have fallen here this week.
See the Il. W. ii. Ahrens' Dry Goods
Bazaar's new add.
We especially invite YOU, citizens of our
sister towns in the county, to come TO our
pontoon bridge celebration Monday.
The line stallion, DeLion, belonging to MIR.
IL, G. francisco, died of congestion of the
stomach last Friday. lie was valued at
81, 900.
A grand performance by our world re-
nowncd contO %rtionist, Chas. Geyer, Monday.
Everybody come to town Monday and en-
Joy yourself for once.
A number of Young lady friends residing
in Sweet Springs sent to Mr.. viii Stewart,
Yesterday u large and elegant cross of flowers
to be placed-0n the grave OF their dead friend
Mr.. b. \. Ireland.
The Western German Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church which met al
WyaudOtte, Kansas, tits week, made the
following among other appointments: j. j
Eichenbereer to lexington; JnO. Meyer tC
hlEulSun' mas H' " " Sult uhN
IL. ii. Hackman to COncOrdia.
Rev. BOtterill. OF New Brunswick, NOyt
Scotia, who was to have commenced u seriei
Of eyangelistic meetings for men only under
the auspices OF the Y. NJ. Z. A. IN this city
t~elegraphed to Mr.. jas. MOOrehesd yesterda,
that sickness wOuld prevent HIM being herr
Sunday and that he would be here October /
Joseph Clifton's Ranch King Company
who filed u very successful engagement il
st. Lonis last week, will play in this cltl
next Wednesday night, Oct. 2. The st. LOui
pa, ,ers speak well of them. Mr.. Fades, tn
manager, in a conversation with an lntelli
gencer reporter in regard. to the bad Ordel
heretofore maintained in the opera house
SAID he would allow nothing of the kinC
while his company was in the house, and ha
!, hired a "bouncer'' to keep the Ihoodlums ii
the gallery quiet. Lexington should SHOW
her appreciation of the Inauguration of thi
plan by giving him a good house.
On his return to his stable from deliverin
meat TO his customers, last Sunday morning
Mr.. Andy hlewellyn started t. get out of hi
wagon TO unhitch, and as he cid so his horse
which is usually very gentle, started to ru
and he was thrO wn TO the ground. 1t Is evi
dent that after he fell he in some way be
came caught aud was dragged on the groun
/ for about 20 feet. The horse ran about 6
: yards and stopped. Mr.. l.. does not remem
] Der anything that happened nor how he ws
hurt. He was unconscious for several hour
e and it was feared his hurt would prove fata
Il rs it was thought his spine had been injured
e This proved not to be the case, however, an
he escaped with only severe bruises about Ii
: head and shoulders.
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FOX RENT.

Workshop IN the Real Estate Office OF
K. WinsOr Il Son, Opp. Courthouse. s21tf
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FINIE fOllOwInRletters remained uncalled Tor Al
Il the pOstOfiGe at Lexington, Lafayette coun-
ty. Missouri, Sept. 25, 1858:
Germany, ". A. Collins, Mary A
Grumpy, Mr. DAVIS, william
Dickson, SaIie Miss Hammond Frank
Harrison, Mary Miss Hair, Lizzie Miss
Hurt, T. King Emma Mrs.
IInlerman, J. II. MOrOe, Eeathe
Nickel, ElenOr Mrs. Robson John
Riien, Levc StallfOIt, Aug.
Smith. John ii. Thomson, Kate Miss
Warren. q ii. Wilson, Nellie Mise
WoTIOn, Timothy Wood, W. r.,
Wood, james Willett, j. j.
CARDS.
Brown, & II. COlyer, VIII
Harris, }, ID. Kennedy, f. q.
When calling for these please say they were
advertised p. $ FULKERSON, p. NJ
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TNlREE DESIRABLE BRICK COT ,
l. tagcs, just COmplcted, in Pome- nJ
ruy's addition, Rents reasonable. I'M
Apply 10 AsA
6rnIJ6tr q w HYnL
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Great Is the future of Lexington. Her pom
tOon bridge is "A decided success and the COM
pletIon of it will be celebrated in grand style
Monday. Come and see us.
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POTATOE DIGGERs FOR SAL

been appointed agent Tor the sale of
Ii the Monarch POIutOc Digger for lafayette
county, | shIl be pleased to supply any who
may want one OF these greatcst OF labor saving
utensils. IL will dIg well and clean from 300 to
800 bushels per day. Can be seen ut SteVeneOn's
hardware store, Main street, Lexington, Mo.
septItf HENRY SHEER.
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mittee Of one TO see that he enjoys himself.
K. Winsor II s real estate agents. sold
his week for Daniel Vaughan, the west hall
of the northeast quarter Of section I. town.
ship AS, Of range 20, to l.. v. Hupman for
% 800.
II there was ever = time in Lexing,on's his
tory when a business mems association was
needed, 1t Is now--mauy matters OF vital in
terest to our advancement are now pending
and -FOUR organization will be needed to
bring about success.
Rlchm ond Sonseryator: Lexington wants
t6 celahrate over the completlon of the pom
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BY order OF committee.

{. BEN RUSSELL,
Chairman,
j. W. HOMER,
Secretary,
K. HOFFMAN,
HENRY WINKLER.
w. ID. RANKIN,
JOHN KAUFMAN,
e.. q. LUDwIGs,
W. 8. CLAGETT,
j. r. MOOREHEAD.
q. A. STURGES,
Committee,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-07
A oNe.Ac { Tragedy.
How He Won and Lost n Bride All ON
Account OF an Uncie's Death.
Then this is your final answer,

How He Won and Lost n Bride All ON
Account OF an Uncie's Death.
Then this is your final answer,
Miss Stubbles?"
my ina, answer"
Nothing can move your
Nothing"
Then my life will be lonely one
and my fate harsh one, for my uncle,
with whom ! lived, has just died and
left me-"
"Just died?"
"Yes, and left me-
THAT fact somewhat alters the
case. Henry. / can not be harsh TO
one who has sustained such recent be-
reavement II l could believe that you
are sincere"
"SincereP Oh, Miss Stubbles"
"You have certainly made an I'M
preston on my heart Give me time
10 think OF it,"
"How long?'
after all. why think OF IN Henry.
l am yours. "
"Oh, Geneyievel'
-
"Do not squeeze me 50 hard, Hem
ry. Your poor unclo! Was he long
iuP"
Three days"
at is too badl You say he has left
you--p"
"Yes, he has left me.
"How much?'
"How muchP said he had left me.
Pe had nothing else TO leave. am
Q ione in the world now, homeless, pen
flless, but with you by MY side-Gra-
,ious, she's tainted"
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