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Morris Park Races.

NORRIS PARK. Oct 12.-Two-year-olds,
half mile-Geraldine won. Fordham sec
ond, Minnet third. Time, a6,..
Fall test handicap. 2-year-olds. mile
Livonia won. Prodigal SON second, Kings
0Wn third. Time, Ara.
New York handicap, 3-year-olds. mile
and acknowledgements won, Long
street second, Buddhist third. Time. . :o3.
Two-year-olds, five furlongs-Civii Ser
vice won. Fairy Queen second, Pell Nell
third. Time, :o5.
Three-year. is, seven furlongs-Zeph-
yrus won. Dec ton second. sparling third.
Time. 81.
One mile Emotion won, Defaulter sec
ond, Now or Never third. Time, "A.
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Bay District Races.

SAN Francisco, Oct. fe-The initial
meeting OF the Pacific Coast TrottiDg Horse
breeders Association opened at the BAY
district track today, with the three year
Old trotting stake. in which Sunol had a
walk-over. He trotted around the track in
2:l33., making no effort to lower his rec
ord. Stamhoul then trotted a mile in us.
National stallion race, 30 class-Direct
won the first heat, with Dawn second
JUNO third. Time, 2:lsl5. Direct won the
second heat by three lengths, JUNO sec
ond, Dawn third. Time. 2l3ls Direct
won the third heat and the race in 2IgII
JUNO second. Dawn third
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Return. Coming i'm Slowly.

OLYMPIA, Oct i2-Sealed returns have
thus far been received at the Office OF the
secretary OF state from the following named
counties: Jefferson, skasnaaia, kitsap,
San Juan. kittitas. Asotin. Walla Wala,
Columbia, Yakima, Garfield, Whitman,
Lewis. lincoln. Mason, Cowlitz. Franklin.
Nhatcon, Clarke. Adams. Island, kIicki-
tat. Thurston. Notwithstanding the efforts
al the secretary TO hasten the arrival OF re-
turns their coming In. he says. seems TO De
about a. slow as usual.
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vore OF Souru DAKOTA.


EeeuhisrnH Majority, Thirty Thousand
Fer frohIhitioU. six Thousand.
-. pkrt. Oct The official coant Of
the recent electsaa In south Dakota was
completed At bismarck last night and the
result was tssday given - she g}oae-f Press
correspondent. The total vote was 15.-lT.
Meiiette's majority for governor Is "a GsS.
majority for thc constitution. - fesI major
ity Cor prohieiton. 6oa3. mai0rity against
n inotity representation. - tCa
For temporary location Of The capital
Pierrie received . cod Huron itait. Water
tewn ii.eso, Sioux Fails II 7t3. Mitchell
1916. Chamberlain 2&i4
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AxrELL To RACE NEXT YEAR
His Owner Thinks Ne VIII Beat the
Tsx.se Of Maud =.

CHrrsec, Oct l2.--Cosorssa Coniev, who
Is at the head of the syndicate which pur-
chased Axteli yesterday, SAYS that the
latter Is without peer. among Young
horses. Thirteen mares have already been
Booked 20 him for next season az 81 90
each. The syndicate can easily get al the
Others II wants.
Axtell viii he shipped from Tsrre Hsu'e
so Lexington, where he viii renlsin until
cold weather, and then possibly be taken
10 California With the advantage OF the
east climate Colonel Coniey thinks the
stallion vii be ready next summer 10 lower
the record OF z9ess.. made or Maud 8
Ax;esl viii DC entered and started in the
races next season anywhere there is
money enough hung up 10 make il an in
ducsment. Colonel Conley is also owner
of Johnston, the tastes, PAGER IL the
world record 24si<
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Ivy City Races.

WAsHINCToE Oct. i2.-The Ivy City meet
ing closed today. Three tourths mile-Tim
Finley won. Seymour second. Prince How
ard third Time, i:l-i..
Threefourths mile-stanley Sharpe won,
Constellation second, Keystone third.
Time, I:lTla.
eeven-eighths mile Meriden won, Beck
second, iceberg third. Time, :29a.
Mle-Fanny II. won. Bob Fisher second.
Souvenir third. Time. ASA.
Steeplechase, green rideFs-Apollo won,
Rackmsn second, no third. No time
taken.
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OLYMPIA. Oct. & Ii il stated that sew
euty-ave additional woTkmen are to 10
employed IN completing the large Olyrnnia
hotel In time fov she accommodation OF the
legislators and other
The East side mi.l is rapidly turning out
ties fog Tie local street Tallsoaa Tomor.
ross work will 10 commenced in distribut-
ing theIa along tae Inc a. tie road
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Shipping Intelligence.

SAN Francisco. Oct f2.-Arrived--B k
VIVA. Nansimo; hk Corea. Cooks inlet ;
sh Noun; Washington, Nanaimo: sh
Palestine. Union bay. CiesFed-~Str Mex
ice. Astoria; str Cheapss. Tonala. Sailed
Str Waila Wslla, Victoria; sd kennebec.
Nanaimo.
YOKOHAMA. Oct. TO- Sailed Port
Augusta. for Vancouver.
SAX Francesca. Oct. i2.-Arrived- Bk
Canada Tacoma
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FfrESsrrEG Oct. i2-N. glack. n pros
peosor from the Swauk placer mines. ar
rived to-day with clean up, having about
So 90 worth of golddust and nuggets, the
largest 81 which weighed over thi-ty-six
ounces and was valued AT something over
$50. IL was on exhibition st snipe's bank
THIS afternoon and attracted considerable
attention. This Is next TO the largest mug
eei ever found ia this district. one being
discoxeced LAT wear that went $40.
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Eapnnsion of NortI, yakina

NoRrH YAKIMA. Oct. III. c. Her
mans. Of New York. president of the On
tario Land Company. is making his head
quarters here for a few weeks, superintend-
ing the sales OF land in the capital addi-
ton
Adderig Bros. have completed and
moved to their new brick building adjoin-
ing the Hotel Yakima They found il
necessary 10 connect the two in order to
use the upper part of the vining building
for hotel room
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wHATcox NEWS.


Zeno Deity Beaten
wE.rcox. Oct I3--Be<ate Fifty civil
eases there are dozen criminal cases or
the docket, .rcsa6sny Msrshal ssunscu' :
second trial for murder, ard rohbe-iss.
adultery, DzrzsaYies and several other
crimes
married RAE named PErcel Was
bgo1gh; from LINDEN TODAY charged with
incest with his l4-yesr-osd daughter. There
are seven prisoners IN the jail
J. NJ Bel. of Tacoma. won the hve-5iru
match here today over Zeno Doty for 500
SIDE. Bell killed - out OF . possible 3
aud Doty killed "a out OF =. but two fell
fey feet outside % the boundary They
are arrsngsng another shoot
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GLADSTONE WINS AGAIN.
The Tory Majority Cut Down FOu


LONDON, Oct. l2.-The election in Buck
inehamshire TO fill the vacancy in the COM
mons caused by the elevation of Edgerton
Hubbard TO the peeraee resulted in
the election OF Captain Nerney. GIadsto-
nian, who received 4 ,S55 votes. against ,Gi7
for Evelyn Hubburd, Liberal Unionist. At
the preceding election Edgerton Hubbard.
Conservative. received 1 AGO votes and Yer
ney, who ut that time also was the candi-
date OF the Gladstouians, received 4, $3.50.
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Special Election In Jefferson County.

OLYMPIA. Oct l2.-The governor today
issued public proclamation calling for all
especial election in Jefferson county to de-
eide the vote between George II. Jones and
III. l.. Tibbsls for the assembly. This does
no. affect anything In the general result or
count.
The governor expects To vacate the chair
~ soon rs President Harrison shall issue
his proclamation for the admission OF
Washington early in November.
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4 CARD oT THANKS

To the EstxhAo-s Hra friends uha 40 k{n4lv
AIDED aV3 syn ssa sEesl wa&a ~ ia oar sresgsr -
ton. 4nd - tils tees Geg slassEas ~, sat . A5
EtAfes - efsF teFes SIS gSst asuFasey Estsse IS m
ks.gkht she hssnsstat 2erai sssssfnsx ans s.vs
shftf pa Ea.Ay im oay tuaFs ~ 8eysssver~eaf e.
teaser oaf As@rfv thAnks feelffg ssfs~ esff}. -
% fepsS Fes sTossag tesE s.slss sag zach sss =
q siHf.as.S = =. 81 rewarded
- II
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Itasshall.

CISCiSyArT Oct II The Cinc:nnati-St
louis game was postponed on account of
WEI grounds.
PHiLApELFnIA, oct ie.-A,hlesics :. Bal
timore ;. Called at the end o! sixth in.
ming on account Of rain
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TACOMA, oet ia committee Of 100 Of
she most prominent citizens were se3ec ted
toiav 10 form committee 70 see the laAs
e the cltv enforced. and 10 better. hy in
aae0rng legislation. the moral condition OF
gNs .sstv
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Esea~A. 0et - ~. 2 Meade. cgty
s.eek rceesay elected nv the Democrats 70
;as legislature VII reign as position on
,s-i- 3d. hs siil - s4lecssjsd by Dspniy
ttfy CLERK + 81 Nse.8ar
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GOSPEL TRUMPET sILESCED.


PORTLAND Oct. Ia-Al saIyatiorists IN
Portland ard vicinity crowded the state
eircait courtroom this morning 20 hear the
decision OF Judge shattuck upon the appli-
cation Of four members Of the army for
writ OF habeas corpus. they having been
imprisoned IN accordance with the new or
din&nee of East Portland, prohibiting
band playing on the streets. Judge Shat
tack denied the application and reInanded
the men 10 all
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VIENNA. Oct. l2-Serious floods are re-
ported in the Tyrol. Several dams in the
Odigex river have given way, and the sur
rounding country is flooded. A number OF
bridges have been carried away and rail-
road traffic interrupted. The lower part of
Trieste is inundated
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.rs;o exis.ence With the nex cole Cor
erasr Mes c. Moore has approved the
appsscauoes and appointed the fcslo~ing
nsw ones. =. w. Bsxhy. Seattle. cecrge
81 Tarbezs. Tacoma. George Z Co1rse-,
Yakima. Ard r. K. Hanna. Cosfax-
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Mur,srrnn. aihl,. stiIi ntIarre.

FaRrLANr, Oct. Is.--Jsme- 4. Ncpevsst
the boy who was shot by Gibbs. the colored
porter. tat night is in critical condition
The fathers condition l. also serious
U.aos Is sutl at large \ large force %
ro.se are loo klng for bin.
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StN FssNc.scs. Get r. Forecast ISL
ga >gndAy Cor oregon and Washius gon
ar weather followed IN the western Isor.
tlaa oy rain sunday nsElt warmer sun
Gav tluls. Monday variable Winds.
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tNarvr.s n.t Applications for az
80 a5Eaen5 81 ne,1tsee Fuhtse are iDcreAs-
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Escursten ftekets 81 - ls4nss fr s.-ers AMI
-. sr& szs3 &ssrrcEFa Fsr & z 49, .sess.
Ae~ Is sscons .,Eest. Has.o4 OK
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" NlikIAkl VI

osieiai Returns Double The Republican
Majority 10 Last Year.
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oiy'npia LssAe,i only Twelve uanssre,,
~ stagatEEy.

ets-afate Es "a apTears GA the iasaI blile,.~
beard ot the seuaFv central committee
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MESSENGER BOYS
Atauy hour. day or night
American District Telegraph COMPANY
Once in the postofsce.

To CONTRACTORS - THE TTEDFRsTs.Nvr,
\ Msn receive BIDS !o- the CONSTRUCTION ~ =
IoaT-sfory brick aud stone building TO- I ~
tc4faAn, l. J. tolfnsn aud starr estate On -
t,l7hsi on commercial street and Yesler ave,,,,@
ssteF y COCK Monday. BIDS VII! te eicsst
IaGrsdsys October T.. At IL II. N''e-
SAUNDERS 4 H0rsHre
-
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The LORD is Ny SHEPHERD,
! SHALL NOT WANT.
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THE RED MANS CHRISTMAS.

THE Fool AND HIS MONEY ARE SOON PARTED.
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IL 0N RAJ TOISS-TfIE CSDFR2f6xvn
i VIII receive lids for fkc san.ssFs,.tt. - -
l "a. Dfitk building Tor Mr y NJ us1s
90 Ten e. Tc'si street. after Il n Monday 49,
h'.ls Vii c.s'se lharseay, she I7th I'm
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and behold it reads:
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Tus tArIrAL vOrr.

@P.a - lI1as1a-s n Na-Ih Yaslsaa II
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-24
A Card
LEXINGTON, Mo, Aug. %, lSs

LEXINGTON, Mo, Aug. %, 1889.
To tie Citizens Of Lexington anil Lafayette
County:
The next session of the Elizabeth Aull
Seminary will begin Tuesday, September Ord.
We have the same faculty ~ last year. with
two changes and Two additions. The work
in the literary department is most thorough.
In music, superior advantages are offered.
with Mr.. Zeisberg as teacher. of piano
organ and violin, and Miss Dobyns teacher
of vocal music, and assistant IN piano. our
faculty in this department cannot be eXcelled.
Our schonl Is distinctive in that IL teaches
true art, Our work is all frCm nature. At the
beginning Of the session we go into our new
studio. which is supplied with u full line of
casts, In the boarding department, our
pupils receive the personal attention of Mrs.
BlantOn and myself. All the teachers unite
with us In giving careful instruction In table
etiquette, and the prophecies OF speech and
conduct. As the public exhibition has no
part In q girls education. we discard il, and
thereby save TO our patrons six or eight
weeks of valuable time. We are prepared TO
do the very best work in every line. Call and
examine our building and appliances. Give
us your patronage and you will be pleased
with our work. j.. ID. BLASToN. Pres.
p. Sour table is always supplied with an
abundance of good, wholesome food, the best
the market will afford.
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Y. NJ. C.. A. Items.

The meeting Of the ASSOCIATE N will be held
as usual tomorrow. Mr.. W. Ii. Mcbride,
formerly general secretary at HigginsvIlle,
but now assistant secretary OF the association
1T Kansas City, will be present and conduct
the mems gospel meeting in the hall at
O'Clock. The open air service at the court.
house will be addressed by Rev. j. w.
keeLlo.
The state convention Is 10 be held this wear
at Springfield on Oct. 81 to 81. We mention
It thu eariy because even now our young
men should be planning to attend. The stale
committee and The Springfield association arc
already making arrangements and planning
for It. II is TO be II notable and remarkable
gathering and no association man can afford
to b. absent. We shall frequently call atten
ion to il In these columns.
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Sells Brothers and Rarrett's I'm ted
Shows.

ON Tuesday, August 81, this uncqualcd
combination of truly great shows will spread
It's clouds of canyas here, ami undoubtedly
will draw the greatest crowds ever seen in
our place, Either of these shows heretofore
has been sufficient to awaken the greatest en-.
thusiasm, and the two united will be sure
to bring old and young for miles around To
see the united attractions of the two largcs,
travelling exhibitions. Notwithstanding thl
enormous expense the price OF adrqis9lon has
not been increased,
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-
Born-In HigcinsvilIe, August ID, to the
wife OF Mr.. Il. T.. JOnes-a girl.
- In this clty, August Is, to the wife OF
Mr.. Ben Pierce-a boy.
- Near this city, August 10, TO the wife
of MIR. VIM. GTuber-a girl.
- In this city, Aug. %. to the wife of
Prof. W. A. Wilson-a boy.
The TOMB.
Died In IIIggin-vilIr, August u, of con
sumption, Mr.. DAVE NOONAN. His re-
mains were brought to tins city Tor intcrmcnt
last Friday
- In Independence, August 81. Mr.. a.
l.. ESLAMAN and Miss LIMA BRADLEY,
both of this city.
- In Freedom township, August y,
LEROY. son OF Mr.. FL ank Wagner, nged
about 10 months.
- At the residence OF her sOn-in-la|
Mr.. Joseph Armstrong, In CLAW township,
August 10, OF cancer. Mrs. ELNlltA Z,
CHENEY, aged about IS years.
- AT the residence of her son, Mr.. Trav's
BLfOrd, near This cItv. of paralysis, Mrs.
ELIZABETH BUFORD aged about - years.
Her remains were taken To WaVeriy Tor
burial.
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School Notice.

ISIS G. Hawkins school Tor girls and boys
will open the iTst Monday in September.
Rooms at the corner Of Franklin avenue and
Seventeenth street. augI0t3
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Stock Notes.

Maud S. Will Show Her Speed: New
York, Aug. 12.-Maud S. Will soon have
another chance to show her speed. Robert
Bonner who owns the mare, intends to put
her In charge Of another trainer us soon a.
ne finds one to suit him. She will be
worked on her owners track at Tarrytown.
The mare has rested Il great part Of the sum
mer, although Mr.. Bonner has driven her 10
d light wagon a number Of times. Maud $.
will not be put in training to beat her rec
ord, however. Mr.. Booncr thinks her rec
ord of 2:0S ID fast enough for the present.
He thinks also that Guy, who has made "a
mile in 2:l0 "a, should first beat Jay Eye
Sees record of : 10 before he can be looked
upon ~ a dangerous competitor Of the
famous mare.
Geo. b. Gordon, OF Dover. les ring 10
change bis business, is n w Offering his en-.
tire stock of dry goods, groceries, hardware.
harness, etc, at ridiculOusiy low prices.
Persons desiring goods IN his line or Wishing
to embark IN a good business will do we'll TO
give him a call. aug242t
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Notice.

We wish to infOr m school directors and
others Interested. tina. we have again manu-,
featured a loo OF our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. Re-
specially, aStf WINELER FURNITURE Co.
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II, High Grade Shropshire, CDiswnld Marine
An,t SOuthd"wn EwrE; u head Of IrurlIng Ewes.
- head ut two, three and four yeay old Ewes
- head from Eve 10 seVe / years aid, two year
old hall shropshire and COtswOld Bucks, =
Yrarlirg COtswGid bucks. two year old hall
- rOpshIge aht SOuthdown Buck, 10 High Grad.
.uUk Lambs. Also about - head OF two year
old steers, and 4 head of Venrling steers
TERMS:-Cash, with TN &c per cent. discount.
Sale viii commence ut lO O'Clock sharp.
Lunch will he served.
THOS. II. CAMPBELL
DAFT. j. u. CONNER, Auctioneer. aug24td
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-24
PUBLIC SALE.

n order to reduce our stock of ESxEENc@2
I Cattle we will sell at public ~If&
auction. on A
SATURDAY,, SEPT. 2Ist, lssa.
oi o,r farm, five miles south OF MayvIew. ON
'hc Nhrrrnshurg and Lexington road $50 hon
81 Cattle. consisting OF 81 head OF Snavad
~lt"it"rs, grad" Shorthorns and GalIoways' . ami
) years old; - head oi Dry Cows, - head oI
hall breed Galloway irrrling ~IIeifers: 20 henI
"i Grade Shorthorn and Galloway Steers. > and
J years old: , yearling Steers, IL halI.brreI
galloway ~fleitrrs. all bred to nm Imp. Angus
Bun; 30 head of Cows and Calves, ali bred To
an Imp. Galloway IIpIi. w
Terms made known on day of sale
Wlr&iM6 TYRE BROS.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-24

TIIhE undersigned viii sell, at pub "a
lie auction, to the hlEh"St bidder, EaAAo
ON has farm, hv" miles northeast OF YT~AW
Bates CITY, and SIN miles -outhwPSt of SHAA
Wellington. on the Wellington ara Lone Jack
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-24
THE ALTAR.
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Narried-In Wellington, August 1S, BY
Rev. A. A. Moore. Mr.. RILEY ADAMS ADD
Miss NEVADA BRYANT.