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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17
Aorrespumdenz. MeuzBrouu

SS"1&tAPuhukhS. Neu . q u n ;
| fels, 16. SUM 80. 6offentlib iit
bic &egen5eit boriiber, oa aeniiaen6
WaRer gefallen 1T, I'm Sic Srofenbeit
Deg Winters aus3uglei6en. syn pelen
tiefer gelegenen Gelbern 1T Bic gidi5e
Dem Wertilgen beg iippig tpu9ernben
untrauts febr binberli1, 10 bob bic
Garmer lebteres nur bur1 MusreiBen
NIT ben 9dnben entfernen t6nneu, aud,
ma9t tie bas @iubeimien Der fleinen
&6rnerfru1t febr bei9nerli1. Der
Stanb Der Saummolle unb bes Mais.
tornes 1T i'm Wagemeinen ein gutter unb
beripri1t bic bermebrte, aber unermiibs
li6e Irbeit uuierer Garmer bur6 Ell,
men ipoblDerbienten Grntes @rtrag au loas
nen.
Sn Der StaOt werben auf perihiebee
men pldBen neue @ebduoe erridtet;
3eugniiie foliben Gortl9tittes; aud lit
eine gisfabrit eiageribtet unb i'm tdalis
den 8etriebe.
Das SdtiBenfeft am 4. Suli bers
ipri1t na6 ben fir Die NbbaItung bes.
felben setroffenen 0orbereitungen elm
9toBartiges 5u tDerben. Die 6dieB=
balle 1T beoeutenb Dergr6Bert, Elm britter
S9eibenitanb erbaut; mertbpolIe Yreile
linb fur bic beifen 69ubem ausgeiebt,
bic Gabrpreife ber giienbabnen ermd,
Bigt. unb es wirb fiir bic unterbaltuna
ber GeitbeIu6er beItens 9otge eetragen
merben.
2uf bic bonn gomite an aue beutlden
Tereine bes Staates geianoten @inlas
bungen bin baben bic t1eiften berlelben
ibre getbeiligung 5useiagt, au1 ben
9ebaRfen, einen teranii6en G1iibens
bunb au griinbeu, nit Greuben begruBt
nnb Nbgeorbnete our SasIabung ers
ipdblt.
lniere gefammte 8eb6lferung nimmt
regen Nntbeil an osm @elingen beg ise>
ites unb betunbet bies bur9 liberaIe
geitrdge sur Dedling ber Soften unb
unterftbung beg Gomites in ben Norz
bereitungen 5u elmer i66nen Geier oes,
ielben auf geiuobnte beuti1e Weiie.
9luf benz politifden 6elbe 1T es elm
angenebmes @reigniB, baB fih unIer
gea6teter Mitbiirser Serr Dilbelm
Clemens millig erfldrt bat, als ganbis
Dat fiir bas Mmt bes Senators in unfe=
rem Diftritte auf3utreten. Sein Wir-
ten als Reprdientant in ber 9egislatur
1879 unb 1889 1T bsfaant. Oai5elbe
bat ibm nidt nur cine adtungspolle !
uno etn1ubrei6e Stellung unter ben
Mfiteliebern ertporben, ionbern au9 BE.
nieien, baB er Der ridtige Mann auf |
benz riatigen plabe mar. Wit liberas
len beutf6en Nnidauuneen bes 2ebens
berbinbet er praftii1en Sinn unb ums
falenbe SUD- unb Notwithstanding
unb ein ebrli6es Streben, bas Wobl |
bes 8olfes bur9 8erbeKeruug Der Sc
febe au eriinben unS gu f6roern. Cine
domination beifelben miiroe sleiGbes
beutenb nit feiner Wabl fein, unb biele /
BET beuti6en Beb0lterung bon 3eras
3ur @bre unb 5ur 9ebung ibres poIitis
fden ginflui1es gereiden. E. H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17
zaubbeit fanu mid. aebeilt tpersem

burd locale applieationeR, neil fe ben franfen
9beil bes Obrss ni6t erreiden tOnnsn. Gs
eiebt nur einen Bes, bic 8aubbeit sa farircn,
uno ber 1T burd tonltitutionelle SeImittel.
Gaubbeit pirb burd sinen enttiinbeten 3ufanb
ber idieimigen Wasfleibung ber Guiiadifden
gio5re berurladt. g8enn bisle 8obre iid ent
sInbet, babt ibr sinen lumpslnben 8On ober
unbolfommenes gebSr; uab iusnn iie gang ae.
lGlofsn 1T, erfolst 8aubbeit, unb wens bic
Gntaiinbuns ni6t eebobsn unO biefe 8obre pie'
bet in ibren geboti9cn 3uitanb perlebt perben
fam, iuirb bas Geb0r fir immer ;erff0rt tper>
ben; nenn Gdlle inter ssbn fno ou,A 5fatarrb
berurfadt, relder nidtS als Elm entsiinbeter
3uifano ber f6Ieimigen Oberfddsn it,
QBir pollen einbunbert Dollars fir jeoen
(burd, aatarrb psruria6teD 8aa bon 2aubbeit
aeben, ben mir nidt burd Ginnebmen bon
Sau's sdtarrb sfur bsiIcn fonnen. eaft @u9
nmlonff @ireuIare fcmmen.
9MGbenep G. Co., Solebo, o.
ey- gerfamft bon apotbetcrn, 75 Gents.
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@eet poriiatIa NIT Sem Maaem mn.

senn er iih wherfpenitis erpeiit. lit senfe 0isci=
ettriruns bas bette Miitel i'm pieber in Srbnuns gu
brtnsen, agine Ter piterIiden Msturen unb Grant
den, bic ie fhr beien 3ped 5uiammensemii6t wurren,
fanu balls 70 piel CUR @titeuuns peier lebednee ei=
ten, alS etnise gsensIdier ppa iaseu mir, bret pc.
2as = ppn Spitctter'S Masentitters, pel&es dnepe
6rIeihteruns reriaaiit unb erentueu ieoes Spmptcm
pcn Grspepiie pher 8ilpjitdt beleitist. @airiiaea
aepflpe9, Rerrpiitdt, blaiie, Seiblihe @e9tSarbe,
Jaer 8elas auI cer 3unse, arampf unb all hte rieleu
unnsnnberen Gmpiinnunsen, relde onr6 8ereauunB5z
beShperpsn rerurIqt nerben, lrerhen hur uncertain
hisen gebrana psn Drcsnen nlir gu bdus hronid se-
maht. Scfortises nnterlaiien iplher spedloIen unf
libel beratbeuen Gyperimente ipae ber eritc Sritt in
Der Gitung elmer Sur ieu; ner ndie SGritt lit To-
sanu her Gebrau6 oieie5 aleratipen tpnilden Staus
eare zWitttelst pelheS rcn ben h6hien mep3iniiden
gutrritdten empieben riro nnb bepieacie gppulart=
I'd! ersunsen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

= Gin sroBes llusltid ereignete f1
in 8armen in Dem gisperf elmer Bier.
brauerei baburd, baB Elm RObr fiir Mm.
mOniatbdmpfe 5erplabte. Sin Nrbeiter
erlitt 70 ihlpere 0erlebungen, baB ct
cine babe Stunbe mad ber Gatafropbe
ieinen @eiit aufgab; elm aweiter trug
lebsnsgefdbrli6e BerleBungen babon,
eiH briiter tpurbe minber idner berIebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17
Sat Ser SdlntapI ale Hreiie in bic
0Dhe deScf1rdutf2

pp9e gelWrnnntE
Ginen re9t erfreuli1en @egeniab au
ben &lage< un6 Sammerberi9ten, tuelde
man in Der Negel iiber bic traurige uno
bebrattgte Sage beg Garmeritanbes au
b6ren numb au leien betommt. biloet Die fols
genoe Mittbeilung aus Wilbarger
@ountp, ipel9e cine Der lebten Sum.
mern bes Yernon @uarb" brinst:
nDie Weli6torn. .@rnte", = 10 beiBt
es barin-viit i'm @an3eu unb @roBen
genommen in bieiem 2anbestbeile 10 gut
ple i6on gema6t, un5 fie lpirb, menn
ni6t nod beionbere unsliidsfd0e ba.
smii9entreten, cine iebr rei9e tperben.
9ie Iderbaumirtbidaft pirb bier aber
aud regelre6t betriebeu; es piirbe
f6mer fein, irgenb Elm Nderbauperf8eug
ober einen gum Ga1mbetrieb notbmens
bigen @egenifano nambaft gu MAIDEN,
Der bier ni6t 3ur 8erwenbung tdme,
unb bas 1T bauptfd9li6 babur9 m6gs
lid gema6t pOroen, bab ieber einaelne
Nrtitel, pelden ber Garmer in fsiner
2anbmirtbi6aIt unb in BET Ganlilie
brau6t, ieBt nur nod ben bierten She'll
ober b61iiens bic 6dlfte BON bem fofet,
mas er Dor 3ebn Sabreu getoitet bat.
Tergegenmdrtigt man Iib ole bieie
preisermdBigungen e:nmal unb fun.
mirt fie 5uIammen, 10 bat man in Der
Sbat eine n1ertmiirbige Sorte Don grs
lduterung gu Den Beridten iiber bic
Gotbitdnbe, wel6e aug ben Garmerfreis
len fommen.
Scr preis ber rSelbfbinoesW sWa16is
men" lit BON $315 i'm Sabre 1880 auf
$130 i'm Sabre 1890 eefallen. 2orns
pnan3er fnb BON $50 auf $40 gefaaen;
@ultiDatoren bon $45 unb 35 auf $25
unb 20; Mdbmai9inen bon $50. auf
$50; Garmiuagen bon $S5 auf $50;
Jeberwagen Don $3.50 auf $75; SEM.
orabt bon 10 @ents per pfuub auf 4
Gents; gfdgel bon So psr SAB auf
$3.50; 2od6fen bon $38 auf $24;
6ufeiien bon $8 per SAB auf $3.50;
&arite unb Stiele BON 81 40 au IS Gts.,
beusabeln bon Is auf 50 Gents. Jens
iterglas, S6l6iier, Sbiirs&Iinten sunb
2n0pfe, 8le9pfannen, G6rbe, pum.
pen, Wteherf6mieotpaaren unb cine
gan3e 3abl anberer Mrtitel iino i'm elei.
den 8erbdltniB billiger geporbeu. au.
Berbem 1T In alien, mas Der Garmer
bon Matetialmaaren n6tbig bat, eben.
faas eine bebeutenbe preisermdBigung
eingetreten. Stiid3uder foftet iebt I
Gents ifatt 124 i'm Sabre 1880; ee.
m0bnli6er 3ufer SO. A 6 fatt II gts.,
3obl6l, iuel6es Dor 5ebn Sabren 25 =
35 Gents bic @alone toteie, 1T luf 13
unb Is Gents beruntergelommen; Sals
bon 1925 per Sob auf $1.25; Sbee if
um 25 pro5ent gefallen; Sdbad um IS
pro3snt unb por8elanwaaren um 25
pro5ent. slu1 ale 9leibungsItoffe
uno Stiide, pie Muslin, galieo, @iugz
bam, Wollens unb Stridpaaren, 2lei=
Der, Stiefel unb Sdubtperf, W0bel,
llbren unb ole Sorten 8aubols ino
beute um rs biz 40 Yrosent nieoriger
i'm pseiie als i'm Sabre 1880, uno ieIblt
ber prO3eatlab fir bas 8elb, meldes
ber GARNER borgt, III bon 10 auf 7 pros
3ent 9efui!terge8an9en."
Gieier tuabrbeitsseireue geritt giebt
nebenbei einea bortteffli1en gummen.
tar su Der iiblden 8sbauptung ber frei>
bdnolerii6en Demo. ;uiie, bob vber re.
publifaniiGe S6uB3oa bic preile fir
ale Bebiirfniie oes Jarmers in bic 66be
gefdraubt babe unb nur oarauf beredlz
net iei, ibn aus3uiausen unb bon Sag
au Sage 1rmer 81 MAIDEN /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17
8n6lems 2lrntca.Ealbe.

9ie beFe Salbe Der @eLt fit S6Mtte,
auetf4unsen, @efdpiire, Gisber. unb Saut,
ausfd)lag, Gle9te, 9eiprpngene Sdnbs, 8rofi.
beulen unb ole Sautfranibeiten ; turirt 5d.
morrboiben oDer feline Se5abluug. 8aIIise
eatisfaetioa saraniirt oosr oas @cIb pirO
turiideriiattet. 2b eents bic Sdadtel, 3um
8ertauf IN allen apotbeten. 8reib, 9tomp,
ion g. Co., @bpleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

Gap ME phen fppf bdnsen", nenu lid eine teienses
pnrSelte 9rtdltuns aud nr6 10 i6rer bemiudt. Wd6e
einen Weriud NIT bem alibetdnnten Or. guas 9ulteu
Sprnp, peier loon Iauienben eaS 2ebeu gersttet Bat
4reiS nur 25 Gents rie &laide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

- @egen 8errenfungen uenbe man
ST. Safobs Gel on. IS beilt ale
S6mersen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

Wien Seutenf bic rrn ibeumatiSmuS peer RQdens
i6meren segast limb, hteue bermit CUR 0abrtht ran
@alrattrnsS Del tbneR iesei6 otlfc brinaen pirp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

= Berlin battle an Is. Wai cine Yes
b6lterung bon 1,550,0S7 @inmobnern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-17

Die
ssodelltlide 6reie Yreiie fir Seras
erf9eint
isoen Domtterfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir ba5 sSabr pSer 1925 f,it
6 Wnnate tn WOransbes esablnna.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
I'he Little Tin Cup.
BY THOMAS FROST.

Whoa. Betty! How do. SIR! Is this here the
'sylum for folks as Is mad?
IL air! Wal.my Lucy's TO hum sir not raw In ;
oh, no-Jist fad
And ef I'D my own way wouldn't be think
In o. fetchin' her here;
but II amt no use arRyin' matters when sis
ter-ln-laws interfere.
You see, II were this how: last harvest we
parted with bsby-with Chick;
The pOOtiest child IN the kentry; the rompin-
est, lore he got sick;
And his mother, poor gal, took 1t badly when
we telled her as baby was dead.
For she didn't shed tears like she'd orter, but
ret thar shakin' her head.
And when baby WAS PIT In the parlor she
crep' softly up to box.
And we beerd her say, "GO to sleep, darin',' -
as she brushed back his bootifuI locks
BIT mex day she was sleepin' herself, sir,
wbtn they come from the iaOwn with
the heurse,
30 we went tOtne graveyard without her ,and
saved her the 'steriCs, or worse.
Wal, when we got back from the fun'ral, ;, har
was Lucy q gettin' the tea;
On the table was three cups and saucers. for
her and the sister and me;
l'ut cant tel the turn as il give me TO Zee
on the cloth, polished up,
Jlst IN bright ~ IL shl0ed on his birthday our
poor ChIckeI's little TN cup!
Then the sister she starts In q cryin' and ay.
she, with her face very white,
"Lncy. dear. don't you know that the baby
won't want any supper to- -nightY'
Then, poor gal, she Just lifts up her finger ant
the points II aL babY's Old place,
And she says. Don't the tin cup look dirty
along o. that dazzlin' fucep'
Ev'ry morning she's up with the da, break, ,
scrubbin' that poor bit o. tin;
Ana she still ut It, scOurln' and ribbin'
when the shadders OF eyenin' comes In
But Its black ,sir-as black as the kItlle com
pared with the Guild as sits there,
Shinln' bright with The glory o. Heaven; still
~ death In his little high chair!
| so I've come, sir, TO ask YOU to take her, an,
larn her that Chicks gone away
10 place whar no sufirin' kin enter mo rust
nor disease. nor decay;
but ei 'i0d sent this stroke ~ u mercy-ef tn
doctors all gives Lucy up
She VIII bring back n heart that aIn't broken
and polish the little tin cup.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

A rugged farmer stalked into the sanctum
with a big whip under his arm.
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half apprehensive reply.
Here's two dollars-send me your paper.
for hfe," he said.
=" You see." he went on. our daughter was
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had consumption. No medicine helped her
until she tried that DIR. Pierce's FavOritc Pre-
scription mentioned IN your paper. when she
began to mend IN no time and is now well and
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Now the editor is looking for another scare.
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
WELL. WHO WOULD9

Who would think Of writing q poem
with pig pen?
Who would try to fell tree with
chopstick2
Who would expect to raise hens from
chick weedsi
Who would endeavor TO hatch gos-
lings from goOseberries?
Who would be surprised 10 hnd
knots in q railroad tie?
Who would want to marry wind
lasa2
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly 10 the InteIligencer by
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office O
Recorder OF Deeds from Saturday. Oct.
1890, TO Saturday, October II, 1880. Only
such as contain covenants OF warranty con.
tanned In list.
Mary II. Walker and hns TO Seth
WelbOrn, lot number 10. blk A, Me-
Cords add to Higginsy nsyille.........S go on
w. G. Brown to w. N. Schrmsher
40 acres ne NV Il, 4S. % ......... 800 OO
Mary +. Taylor - }. Il. ShOtwell,
80 acres, u hf ne Of NV q. 4S. y, also
hf NV ne q, 4S. 81, Except stip).. ,436 on
j. V. Morrison to Mary ). Taylor,
30 G7. 100 acres, n Inf NV ne g. AZ, -. 1000 0O
Jacob s. Hurr 10 Il. N. Lale, lGG
II 100 acres. pt "a. 40, 81. .......... 4,27O OF
M l.. McCIeliand To L.C. Chiles
lot In WaterhCuse ~ Rulings add To
Mayview SOS30 feet. ................ 30 OF
J. +. Fishbuck to J. w. Fishback.
50 acres. Sc NV 40a, ne sw 4Oa, and
0a OFF W sIde sw ne 2. ~. 81 ....... 600 0C
J. &. Cobb TO NJ. h. Knapp, 41O It
by l25 ft In NV |. 4S. .2S............. GS9 &c
+. B. Fishback to f. w. Tuepker,
tract 2IS1 1k41i-y yards 90. 30, 30. ...... 800 on
VIM, Mayer to NJ. Jacobs lot 5,blk
40. LIST add to Lexington ........... $50 0C
Jesse w. Hamlet TO NJ. Jacobs ,lOi
4. blk 40, 1st add to Lexington .. 70 On
!. B. Shrsder to NJ. Il. Shrader, ,l20
acres, hf sw NV sw 81. 30, %. 1000 OF
John w. Sauvam to W. NJ. Groves
lot II and hf lot ~. blk II, G. Cor
der's add TO COrder. 300 on
McBurnev " TaIifarrO to Geo. M.
Ramsey lots 10 and 20. blk IA Odessa 800 OF
Gus Hearle to w. and A. Mayer.
lot 21i, Estil Heights. ..... 800 Ot
Henry Scott TO John w. Kinzy lot
2. blk 3, SOIth Side sub div Higgins
ville............................... vile $50 o.
ID. o. BOnham to j. and A. Hefter
pit hf se BIZ, 80, 26. pit se se 30, 21a;
also q hf lots q, I f., =. . and 10. blk X,
Hlgelnsville ......... .......... 5000 OC
Henry William to G.. x. Campbell.
| lot b. blk |. Russell's add to Odessa. $50 0
| JaI. Grubb to }. g. Kelly. pit NV |,
4s. 20, n end NV NV /. 4S. 20. ...... 1850 0
Kate Il. Reid to T.. T.. Schooley,
083 acres. pt sw Sc !, pit W Inf NV and
se ]. 40. G..................... 1881 .
Chas. II. Hill to James q rubb, pit
NV I. 4S, 30; also ne NV NV AZ, 20. 1000 G
| 1 No instrument will be filed until tl
| faa 10 naib
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
oooUELIN. TIE IRREPREssIBLE.
GFrom the London Edition Herald.

From the London Edition Herald
The irrepressible M. Coquelin has
started an international discussion on
the rival merits OF Shakespeare and
Moliere, taking himself the side Of
Moliere. He says Shakespeare was q
bad actor and Moiiere good one. At
all events. Shakespeare was modest
actor. Hardly as much can be said for
his French critic
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
III. j. DOOl.EY.

A TTORNEY Higginsviie, Mo,
A will practice in all the state and feder a
courts Prompt attention given to collections,
examinations Of land titles. writing legal inden'
lures etc, Loans money at low rate ui inter
eat, writes insurance policies IN standard com
panies, and, IN IHct, altends TO all kinds oi
b,lsin, 81 In general. Office over Globe Cloth
ing House, Higginsville. Mo apr2Gyl
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Wabash Railroad Time Table.

Omnibus will leave the hotels In this
city for X. Il l.. Junction, making
connection with trains gong east,
west and north. Ut ................,.7 90 4. IN
wilIarrIvp ut 10 20 n III
OmnID IDus VI leave for Il. Il =. juno
tion. max In 3 connection with trans
going east and west. and north aa
far ~ Richmond, ut........,., 300 u. III
will larrivr vrat.........7. at 90 D. IN
JOHN G.. YOUNG. Superintend
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Found,

The Infallible Female Waters are new
discovery. Safe. pleasant and curative. Try
them and you will he pleased. For sale nv
oetllt4' u. W. Is. TEyIs, Druggist.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
JRY e.. WALLACE. WIN. II. CHI
WALLACE Il CHILES,

A TToRNFYS AND COIINsELLORs Al
n Law. Lexington, Mo. ofice, front rooii
tho court house. viii practice in the courts Of
Lafayette and surrounding cOuuties, and also IN
ne Suprem. court of the state OF Missouri, and
the u. 8. Circuit and District courts for th'
Uaat.rn atriPt M Miaanlr
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

G5srO follow the time of trains golug west
read from top of column downward; OF those
gong east read from the bottom of column up
ward. A. 8. LOOMS,
| Agent at Lexington.
ii j. WOOD,
Agent at MyrIck.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
IN ENGLAND.

From Lite.I
First-I hear that you're engaged.
Second (excitediy)-teally Are you
sure7 To whomP Oh, | must go aud
Zee nam. about 1t. brushes out.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
ATTORNEYS.
I0uN 5. n1.ACKWELL.

T1DkNEY Al LAW. Will practice In al
"A lE- courts of the state. Prompt attention
wen to al business entrusted TO my care.
Jthce in Masonic building over Trigg 4 Shields
,l,re. janlOyl
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Santa Fe Route.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
G:hO n. M. from Lexington Junction and cost
l2:25 y. m. from Kansas city and y, . Joseph.
d:a5 y. IN from Kansas City and east.
TRAINS LEAVE.
200 II. IN. for Kansas civ, 81. Joe and east.
400 y. M. Tor Kansas City und st. Jue.
: ~ u. ~. Tor Chicago aud Richmond.
T"ketu sold at city Office To all pOin,s, BuN
your Tickets and get reduced rates.
JOHN IA IJRMAN, Agent.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

| A TTORNEY AT Law. VIII practice IN al
| "A the state and federal courts. Prompt atien'
tiOn 10 collections, examination OF land titles
writing legal indentures, &c. Office In lntelii'
| Rence buildinR-irOnt room. may25
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XENOPHON RYLAND.
n. Il DUI.ING.

TTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will give prompt al
n tention to all business entrusted To his care
Will practice in all the courts, except the Pro-
ate Court u Lafayette county. dec2Yl
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. ID. sHEwALTER, o. N. WILSON.
Lexington and Public Admlnislrato

a TTORNEl s. -Ar-LAW, Lexington, Mo. j.
"A ID. Shewalter having opened an Office IN
Kansas City (American Bank Building. Eighth
and Oelaware), will be in Lexington on Salur-
day OF each week. dec29tf
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VI EDICAI..

lTTOMEOPATHIST. Women and Children's 3
III Diseases u specially. ONCE on Fra. Kiln
| AVenue OppOsite courthouse apr2lnI3
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Trains marked with viii not stop.
Trains marked with stop IN signal.
Localfreights run daily excep. Sunday. Other
aInsdaily.
Coupon tickets on sale to all pi incipal points
In the United States and Canada. Baggage
checked through to destination without extra
charge s. A. VERMlLLION,
Agent at uiggtnsytlle.
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w. r.. CAMERON, M. ID.
EDOUARD BLITZ. l.. ID. y

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Offers his protts-
and vicinity. O0loe. Meng building. Kr-i-
dence VIM. h. BOIton'B. sept2USl
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DR.. PIERCE'S PELLETS RaSsly taBis!y Gsaffy yssf;
Laxative, or Cathartic. according to size OF
dose. Smallest. Cheapest, Sugar.coated and
Easiest to take Cure Sick Headache,
BiliOusness, Constipation. by drug
gsts. 25 cents a vial.
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Jefferson City, Boonville e. Lexing.
ton Division Time Table.

Time Table ofthe Lexington branch
of the Mo. p. X. R.
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n ,Vould bring financial rum 10 farm
erS Of our entire country, ana az omer
classes Of business.
"Under like conditions as to supply
md demand, the price OF commodity
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-21
An Old Salem Doll.

To see a doll on exhibition that was
bought for a Salem child in seventeen hun
dred and something fills one with solemn
awe for Salem children, and recalls the story
of the good girl who kept a stick of pep
perment candy for ten years and finally
died without bite. To think of severa
generations of children gazing in mute
admiration, but with their hands behin6
them, at this London wonder; to think Of
several generations of maternal cautions
and you may-look- but-you musen 't-toucf
crys that must have arisen from quiet lSa
lem homes. Or did the Salem children
really play with the doll, and were Salem
children SO good and gentle that it has come
down to us in all its immaculate rightly
of eyes and limbs, instead of being like the
doll Of the wicked Boston child, sands legs
sands arms, sands..everything? One won
ders, with a pitiful sort Of wonder. what
the little Salem hands were doing thai
they did not pick out those staring Londor
eyes, pound that bullet head against a Sa
lem wall, and put the gorgeous apparel OF
some pet Salem cat. But let US hope that
while this London production of seventeen
hundred and something was camly grow,
ing yellow in the cedar chest the Salem
child knocked the stuffing out of innumer
able rag dolls, and put on their clothes a;
many as ten times day, and clasped THEN
PIGGY forms in their little arms all night
and threw them out of the window in the
morning as all natural children have done
since the creation otherwise the Salem dol
from London would be a wonder greater
than all the results of the Egyptian explo
ration put together.