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ST. LOUIS AGAIN,
As Effective Here as tn California

Mrs. Vim. James, II st. Louis lady, wrltest 10 Inv
Edwin W. Joy Co, under date Of october Eu las''
us follows: Permit mt to speak In favor OF Joy
Vegetable Sarsnparilla as being one OF me sleAt
est remedies ~ the world for heart uoup,.s'
nervousness, loss Of appetite and general oeoii.
fly. 1t Is II pleasure for me to speak IN fsyoF q!
this wonderful medicine, for II has done so nuc4
for me. ! have been f. great sufferer from u
above troubles for II long time, and WheH hq'
vised to try joys SarsapHrilla, ] laughed NJ nv
idea, as | had no confidence In any patent nhcut.
Cincs, but ! find the California Remedy 10 DC
that is said Of II. Two months ago | was almost
a total wreck and completely broken npWHr '
began 10 improve on the first bottle anu now
after taking three bottles, am In almost periees
health. | think for debility and nervous Pros.
tration In women, 1t is tho greatest remedy .
have ever seen. You may refer others 10 no -
rny time. Very respectfully,
Mis-. WV. JAMES,
No. IoO Lucas Place, 81. Louis
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more than u year old OF consumption l'ti"'"lt
of cUuTse). He could walk n lIltir. hhi '""i"
not get up AZ he iell down, and could n"t n',N'
when IN bed, having no tee Of his hhnhs III
medIutcly commenced with tnC CUrICuRA ithMh-
DIS, using a'l freely. One sore hiirr Hh"'"',
healed, u bOny matter forming IN rhth onr "
these live deep ones just before Ia ming "hlu"
would finally grow loose AMI were taken ,'i'.
then they would heal rapidly. One oi ih'ec
ugly bone formations | preserved. Alter taxing
n ,toZen and IA half bottles he was c0nhplclrlS
cured. and ID row. at the uge Oi Blk years ii
strong and healthy child.
May 8. 1855. 6l2 E.Clay st Bioominglon'''''
My grandson re mains perfectly well. NO bIGbs
OF scrOIuln and no sores.
Mns. T.. g. DBlGGS,
Feb. 7, 1890. Bloomington. Ill.
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NOTICE.

ETrERS documentary ON the estate az
II John Reid, deceased, were granted TO the
uudersigned on the l7ta day OF July, 1890, b.
the probate court OF Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance 10
the execuirIX within one year afer the date of
said letters or they may be preciuded from any
benefit OF such estate; anu VI such claims be not
within two years from the date OF this
publication they will be forever barred.
This l7th day OF July, 1890.
CATHERINE G. REID,
julyl9i5 Executrix.
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them on each hand. ana ns
his blood became mOIr M"
more impure, IL TOOK hnn
lI,nr for them to break out.
A sore came on the chlh,
beneath the under lip. which
was very offensive. iilS
head was one solid achD,
dIscharging Fr"rl d'al:
This was hIs condition at
twenty-five months oih'
when 1 undertook the care
OF him. his mother having
died when lac was u hllle
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ other persons interested In the estate Of
william ii. Renick. deceased, that the UNDER
signed. executor. will apply 10 make q anai set
tiFIncBt Of said estaie, at the August FERN, $780, Of
the Probate court OF Iafay cite county, Missouri,
10 be begun and held at the Probate court roo 10.
In the city o, Lexington. on the second Monday
In August, lsgO. "
COLUMBUS q. RENICK.
lmIYhIl Enacntor
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IN sETTLEMENT

NOTICE Is hereby given to all crediiprs aud
IN other persons lnters9ted IN the estate az
DAVID M. C,aven, deceased. that the undersiRn,
g adm'nistratrix will apply 10 make a final set.
Element OF said estate.al the Ausust term 1880,
OF the Probate court of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,. to he begun and held ut the Probate
court room. in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday In August, 1890.
NARY T.. CRAVEN,
july5t5 Administratrix.
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FINAL SETTLEMEN EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
BERNARD Meyer, deceased, that tue updcrsiGn.
ed. executrix, will apply 10 make n final settle
meni OF said estate at the August term, 1890,
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, to he begun and held at the Probate
court room. in the city of Lexington, on the
second Monday in August. 1890.
WlLHELMINE MEYER
Jhlkbi5 Execuirix,
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ other persons interested In the estate OF
Mary e. Hay den, deceased, that the under
signed. administration viii apply ~ make q
final settlement of said estate, 1t the August
term, 1890, of the Probate court OF Lafa yette
county. Missouri, To he begun and neid Il as
Probate court room, in the city OF Lexington,
ON the second Monday in August, 1890,
THOMAS W. wHEATLEY.
Julybl5 administrator
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1t not infrequently happens that ply
sicians base their advice TO patients, at
least in part, upon the l~atter's financial
condition. A case in point. A friend
tells me that his daughter consulted a
physician the other day, and the latter,
having satisfied himself as to the diff
Guilty, suggested a trip to the Yosemite.
But my father can not afford that"
said the young lady. ain that case"
the doctor replied, TASK him to buy you
a pony and a village cart and take a long
drive every day" u am afraid" said
his patient, 'that papa could not afford
that either" Tho doctor was equal to
the occasion. "Then take q good long
ride in an open horse-car every day." he
said; "it will do you just as much good"
My friends daughter is now engaged in
exploring the suburbs by open street
cars and is improving rapidly undeV this
''trestment," which costs just ten cents
daily.-fIoston Post.
Getting Even.
Pessimistic Auditor tat a concert)-
Seems to me this is Il mighty short pro-
gramme, considering the price they
charge.
Optimistic Auditor-O, we can easily
got the worth of our money. Just encore
syery thing.-The Jury.
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MIDDLETnN, TKEE.. Dee rs. lSSS.
received NUHT PIE mum scwIng ~ "a hInc one
yrnr ago ami AN well phi u1ri with II. Would
not exchange u tor machines sold here Ir
Fifty Dollar. l thank yen a thousand times
Tor such II valuable premium. WA BISHOP.
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WHEAT IN sTAC4 OR BARN.

INSURANCE against dre anu lightning, on
! wheat and other grain IN Ihe stack or barn,
on the farm, or stored in grain warehouses, froH
one DAY 10 one year, ut the lowest rates Write
us, and give amount and time. and We VIII srnd
you The Iolicy by return mail Or call ut our
Ollie" in Lexington. opposite courthouse. NEXT
door 10 pOstonIcr. r.. WINSOR Il SON.
Insurance. Loan and Real Estate Agents.
inne2Hm2
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ALTIH. Al

ALTUS, ARK Dec ]. lSSS.
The Chicago Singer Il wing machine received
in goud order. THIS mnClIn In II srlcuiid one;
the agents here would ask ahnni thirty II -
dollars tor such "a machine MnnN thanks.
JOSEPH BACiIMAN
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S0MER~AT. VA Oct, 2S. lSS9.
The machine ordered al You arrived. and
after Il few days trial ! iin,l II TO hr as repre-
scented, and doubtless viii continue TO give
satisfaction. MARY j. WALKER.
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FINAL nv

NOTICE Ia hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons intel Gated IN the estate oil
VIM. 4. jackson. Il tCcnspo, that the undersign-
ed, administrator. VIII apply TO make u hna
settlement uI said estate at the August term
$3.50, of the Probate court of Lafayette county
Missouri, To he begun and held at the Probate
court room, IN the city OF Lexington, ON the
s"cond Monday IN hugunt. $50
e.. IA. CAMPBELL.
iulS5.5 Adrnlnlstrhtor'
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TWENTON, NhB Nov. -. 1898.
The Inm sewing machine cililc Ia hand
very D rOmpily and IN good order. u ID nicely
finished, wnIKs like II charm, and We ARE he,
lighted with II. Il. YOUNG.
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ASoROFULOUS BOY
Running sores Covered Hts o""s
and Head. Bones affected.
Cared by Cuticura
Remedies

When ak mOnths old, the left hanh oI our ~
tie grandchiid b gan To swell, and hah every
ali 10 no puruOse About live mOntlls ait'f II
became n IunninR sore Soon other sores Io'ih
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WEsTHORO. Mo, Dec. 10, 1858.
My Brwing machine gives good satisfaction
as good work M a iitv dollar machine.
MARY r.. MURRAY.
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WELLS BRIDGE. N. Y, Nov. 20. 1850.
! would say, after using the sewing machine
received from you, IL gives perfect satisfaction
IN all respects, DONG all kinds OF work very
nicely. Mira. /. e.. YOUMANS.
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JACKSON. Cal, Nov. 10. 1888.
] received your premium sewing machine IN
good order. and am well plea. ed with the same.
Accept my thanks. A. NORTON.
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U~NIOHTOwN. kAs.. DC. q. 1850.
We received The machine some two months
ago. Have given u II fair trial aiJ ike IL very
much We think it is as good as II forty dollar
machine. Miss JANE ROwETH.
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HERRING. ONO, Nov. 10, iSSD.
The sewing machine I got from you IA II pre-
mum last year. cannot he hr aten, and d0eB rs
good work IA II forty dollar machine
GEO. Il. MUIR,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to ali creditors and
~ other persons interested IN the estate Of
PharcZ f. decreased, thai ibe under
signed, ADMINISTRATIVE, viii apply TO aske a
final settlement o. said rstate, at the August
:orm, 1880. Of the Probate court OF Lafayetfe
county, Missouri. 10 be begun ami held al tbs
Prouale court room. IN the city of Lexington,
on tfie secUhd Monday IN august, 1890.
MARY h. HAMMOND.
julyM5 AdminIstratrtr
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"John, Charles, William!" cried tho
boys mother, where are those peaches
left here"
I'm our midst" returned the boys;
and when the doctor called that HighF
tho mother knew hat her little dar-
iings a spoken trIthfully as we'll a.
with a grammatical accuracy that IS nor
uniyersal.-N. Y. Sun.
ar Hnvua nnkUN
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The trustees of the british Museum
have got hold of q great curiosity in the
shape Of a Chinese bank note printed In
the middle of the fourteenth century,
several years before the establishment
Of the first European bank (said to be
the bank established at Barcelona in
l4OD and three centuries before the
establis4meRtof the Bank Of Stockholm
in 1868. The Chinese had bank notes at
a much earlier date. for Marco Polo saw
some OF them, printed on the inner bark
OF trees, before the end OF the thir-
teenth century. 1t Is remarkable that
tho Chinese had invented all the four
principal modern instruments - the
compass, printing, g~unpoWder, and
paper currency-long before Europe
had any Of them, and yet that they re-
manned almost useless tools in the
hands Of that acute but barren minded
people. Even their artillery, which
they used centuries before Europe knew
any thing Of artillery, appears to have
been OF hardly any value to them. They
never seem to have put out their ideas
to interest, but kept them wrapped up
in napkins till they forgot their exist
ence.-SpeCtator.
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Cuticura ReSolvent

The new Blood Purifier. internally. Ito cleanse
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LoNGMONT, Coll, Nov. ", 1889.
! received the machine all right, and am well
pleased with IL. IL does excellent work
DENIN All hlnf'h ID w
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A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SIS
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SINGER SETTING
CHIMES

At Inyrr rates than ever before Tor a good ma
chime. and We u1lrr our irHd' rs The u'NH' 'i%'
of the unprecedented hnrRhlns
This machine ~ made aztec The latest nIOlels
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The utmost ear" I exercised ~ ~" f"lrcil"h
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lhr IDIrugO Singer MuchIn" has "a very i'm
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ST. MARGATET's, MD
Nu ~ Il,A machine. ,u.a

ST. MARGATET's, MD Dee. "a. 1889.
We received The machine two weeks sncr, in
good order. We are pleased with The machine
and glad To speak ~! yOr as an honest, hnnora.
BILE lirm. a n%righhGr wus II, re- 10 look AT the
machine, and expects Ia order "nr ne II week.
f. II q
This valuable Sewing Machine il given us a u
Price. including on" years subscription, $IJ
This on-r n OPEN To OH or new I'll Iscribers
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Subscription to this Paper.

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STATE OF MISSOURI,
CoUSTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court of sail county in vacation
Iniy Sth lam
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EnE ALTAR.

MarrIed-At the residence OF the brides
parents. February ~. 1890, by the Rev Pres
ion Philips. Mr.. HARVEY Nj. PHILLIPS
and Miss Eta r. HARMON, both Of Lafay.
cite county.
- In ConrordI4, March 4. Mr.. HERMAN
LEUDERMAN and Mrs. LYDIA FL.AN-
DERMEYER.
- In this CITY. March y. by E~quire
Granville CIavton. Mr.. JNO. II. SURBAUGH
and Miss CLEMMIE BENJAMIN. .
- In johnson county. Mo-. February II.
BY Rev. L T. Orr, Mr.. FRANK COLWELL,
of Butte CITY. NOntanR, end Miss HANNAH
THOMAS. of Post Oak. :
- 10 Nevada, Mo-, March u. Mr.. \. NJ.
sTOCKARD and Miss ALICE V. COTTEY.
Miss Cottey Is a sister Of Mrs. W. T. Nc
Glare, Of this city, and Ia ~well-known aud
| universally loved and esteemed here. She IL
n cultured aud redned Christian lady and her
many friends will join US In extended to her
and her husband our heartlest congratula-
tions and good wishes.
In nap.as city. March o Mr.. MILES
MORGAN and Miss E5TELLE ZElLER.
MISS Zeiler II a daughter OF the late John
Zeiler, formerly Il prominent business man
NJ tbJ, civ, and a melee Of Nr. Ed ZelIer who
slul resides here. Her childhood days were
spent In this city and she Is still pleasantly
remembered here by many OF her associates,
although she has visited here very few times
! since her removal to Kansas City. Our hearty
/ congratulations are extended 10 her and hsI
husband.
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ReliGi. US.

Elder N. Peachee will preach at HEX.
In school house at 3 O'Clock Tomorrow.
tRev. E. C. Gordon leads the Young Mems
meeting Tomorrow ut the 7. NJ. e. A. ball
. 8 O'Clock p. %.
Preaching at the Maple Glen school house
Saturday night, BY Rev. Mr.. Reed. pastor Of
Edenview church.
Rev. W. T. Mcclure will preach at the
Methodist church Tomorrow at 10 80 q. H.,
and 100 D.. m. Sunday school at 100 9. 10 .
Please notice the charge OF hours.
Services IN Christ church tomorrow at ii
.. M, and 1850 p. m. Subject for morning,
"Ths way OF Salvation. or the Church's
Answer to a Catholic Question" Text '.sIrs,
what must | do to be saved" Acts 18th 30
This question will be answered by the Word
OF God. enphaiically and conclusive. Sub.
ject for evening, "Some objections to the
Episcopal Church. Her Ways and her Teach
ipgs."
Marshall Progress February 2s:-The
many and warm friends Of Elder Geo. Plat.
tenburg will be surprised, and will regret 10
hear OF his resignation Of the psstorship o.
the Christian church to take effect upor
March LIST, when he will preach his farewell
sermon. Elder Plattenburg will be missed
socially, intellectually and 10 fact from ever,
point OF view, 10 this community. He IL 4.
acbOlarly and able man aud a leader, not onl,
10 his denomination. but IN religious though
~ this state aud Marshall loses a dIstinet,o,
10 losing him.
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Y. M. g A. Items.

Last Tuesday evening shout eighteen boys
we're invited to attend the first entertainment
OF on r junior department. At T:45 they
gathered In the psrlor where they listened to
"a short programme consisting OF some seleo-
tons on the violin which was In the skiIlful
hands Of l.. UT and acme cOmical selections
by Horace Bolton, followed BY two or three
enjoyable reGltstiOns from Mss Chambers.
Then the guests were Invited upstairs where
bountiful Refreshments OF sandwiches apples.
ice cream. Jelly and cake. were served and TO
say that the boys enjoyed themselves was
putting It mildly. We regret thst one or
two fellows failed to come IA they missed the
finest treat OF the season. Those who be-
came members will be invited to attend the
entertainment next month. We want one OF
the largest and best junior departments 10 the
state. Next month II will take the form of n
eampIng-out party. We return cordial
thanks to the ladies who furnished refresh-
ments for Us.
Through the kindness OF OuI many friends
our library Is steadily growing. DR.. Cham
hers has furnished US with 3 humble OF
volumes and Messrs. Geo. Wilson aud Moor
mau have also remembered Us. We are
expecting two other donations and We have
still room for more. Let US make the young
mems library one that Lexington shall be
proud OF
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Y. M. G. A. Report for February.

Our work has made good progress since
last report, and there 10 much cause for en-.
couragement. On the 18th we held . tag
social, attended by ninety. aud on the same
evening held our monthly meeting with ex.
cellent reports from all the committees. Since
January 18th there have been nine committee
meetings. Our library has been enriched b,
twenty new volumes and our gymnasium has
been used thirty zone times. Daily attendance
has Increased from e68 to 1920. aud the aver
age from thirty.slx to forty seven. Spiritual
ly the work has improved. The Bible tram
ing class has met regularly, aud since starting
one member has DEVOTED thirty-five hours 10
studying his Bible. Our young mems gospel
meetings had . total attendance Of 1907. and
an average Of nfty-two. while we are glad to
report one conversion. Since October Isl, W {
have collected over 800 10 membership fees.
We notice q great change 10 the attitude oi
the people. and many who oucs doubted thai
good would be done, are now confident Of iti
usefulness and are our warm friends. Very
respectfully, J. r. MOOREHEAD. Pres.
A. d. FRENCH, General Secretary.
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Railroads and Railroaders.

Engineer Al. Ford has been In California,
Mo-, oil this week rs a witness in law sait.
Will Wernwag, now u mail agent on tho
main line OF the Pacific. has been visiting his
parents In this city, this week.
Conductor Lovett, who has been holding
Conductor Bartholomew place on the J. e.
B.. A. l.. for the past two months. has turned
the run over to the latter named gentleman
again.
sedslis Gazette. March A. DR.. Ed. n.
Small ID now In Los Angeles. He goes from
there 10 tour or five days to San AntonIa,
Texas. His father, accompanied by Miss
NAV. will leave Thursday night for San
Antonio aud &C accompany HIS son home. The
gentleman's many friends will DO pleased to
know that his health has been greatly bene.
utel by the trip. \
As the reporter was Informed 10 unmis-
taxable language Tuesday night. thai
It was Specinl Agent Frank Tut, OIL
the Missouri Pacific Railway. and not
"dsiective," we apologize for the mistake
we have unknowingly fallen into In the past.
He II a good one, W neither special agent, de.
tective. patrolman or what-not, and deserv-
ingly holds the highest confidence Of hIs em.
ployers. He came In Tuesday night for 4
visit TO bis family.
Mr.. Alfred Long, who was tho engineer on
the switch engine when It colllded with train
1893, last week, was called into seds!is Sstur'
day and given n "lav -ofi OF 80 days by SUPP
StIllwell. Tuesday be was again called In
his time by Master Mechani: Weller, and
expelled from the service OF the ompany
We. aud every railroad man with with WHOM
we have c0nyersed, deep'y regret tins action
of the master mechani0. Mr.. Long has al
ways boIn ne the reputation OF being u goo,
and careful engineer and his expulsion SEEM
10 be rather severe punishment.
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SHORTS.

Wall paper, an elegant new line. RoyIe q
Sos. moA
Wanted-A good mich cow. JAIME. o.
N.hr.w feb1btf
For q genuine woestenhelm or keen ku'ter
pocket Knlfe 20 TO G. q. schaefermeyer. me's
Person, failing 10 get their paper regularly
RON The carrier will sreatly oblige us oy
leaving word At this office, where . paper
will be Owen you aud = reprimand to tne
carrier. II we hear no complaint, OF course
we mus. conclude that the paper Is left win
doe es ~ularity.
Elegant line Of silk umbrellas Just received.
Reaut,es Royle A sun. mSt4
Chain pumps, axes. hoes. rakes' natcneiH'
forks. etc. C.H- sc~haefermeyer. moi2
went 70 Close out the following articles
before taking stock and offer these lat prices
regardless Of cost: IS boys suits. from 8 to
IS years: 20 boys overcosts, from 3 TO IL
years; % double and single breasted sack
salts. sIze from IS TO a; $50 Chlnchiila. Bea-
yer. and Melton overcoats. In sacks and
-plsterettes. Please give me . call aud exam
'31ne these goods before buying. II. siuauer.
Read Royie n Sons advertisement In this
Issue OF the pnper. mS4
ROyIe q Sons I'd means business ana you
shoutd not fail 10 read and see what Is says.
All my goods will be sold Ut tho lowest
market rates. u. Il Schsefermeyer. ms,2