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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22
SHORTS.
ao.,,., ,,,s MONDAY at Royle q Sons.

Special sale Monday at Royle q Sons.
Wall paper, an elegant new line. Royis D
Sen. msA
II YOU want TO buy the finest Jack 10 the
eounsy, I have Just what vol want. Fer
farther information call on me at my store.
RA. China. m2ara
Go to Boar q Son for country hams, Shout.
dsr.. bacon and lard, m?3tf
Everybody come to our special sale next
Monday. Royle q son. nsstS
n you want number one hams. shoulders
and bacoo. try Bour q Sons own country
su,sd They are fine. m2ztf
Table linens. Special sale Monday. Boyle
d Son. u
Latest stock Of sl Ippers and shoes TO select
from aud prices 10 wer than any other house
In the city. B. A. CHIN. Lex,nston, Mo.
DO not fall TO come next Mondsy. Make
, money by saving MONEY in purchasing.
pov,s A sou. MAS
Ladies', nv beautiful stock OF slippers have
arrived. B. a. CHM. m22t2
ssve your dollars for special sale next Mon.
.5tt Royle a Sons. m2ztS
Gents, II YOU want q nice hat and latest
STYLE call on b. A.. Cbinn, opp. courthouse,
Main street. Lexington No. ma2i2
Read our new I'd. IL Is Of special interest to
.v.rv one. Ro,Is a Son. m22t3
Fine lack for sale. Considered by those who
, I'VE him TO be the finest in Lafayette county.
: n. A. CHM, Lexington, Mo. m22t2
Elegapt line OF silk umbrellas Just receiy ed
Beauties. Royle a Son. mSt4
Just received big stock Of lovely slippers
~ nkTnn Main atRaat IN.
posite courthouse. m2A2
Nobby new things IN mohaIrs. Call and
see them. Royle q Son. mS4
FOR sale, fine jack. For particulars call on
d. A. Chiun, Lexington Mo, at the store.
I am now prepared to show the larg ct and
hest stock Of slippers. shoes and hats In the
county and 1t remarkably low prices. Don't
fail 10 see me before purchasing elsewhere.
know I can suit and please you in quality,
style and prices. Lexington, Mo-, Main street
opp. courthouse. b. A. Chinn, m22l2
Persons failing TO get their paper regularly
yom the carrier will greatly oblige Us by
,.svins word ut this Office, where Q pnper
vii be given you and a reprimand to the
carrier. II We hear no complaint OF course
re must conclude that the paper Is left With
dus or ulsrity.
1 went 70 close out the following articles
h.fore taking stock and offer these Ial prices
yas.rdlsss Of cost:-s6 boys suits. from 9 to
nj Years: 10 boys oyercoats, from 8 to Is
800, "a double aud single breasted sack
30. sixs from IS to ~; $50 Chinohiils. Bea.
var. and Melton overcOats. In sacks and
.l.tsrsttss. Please give me . call and exam
ius those goodr before buying. II. sinauer.
Nsw spring style hats Just received. Be.
sovs ron purchase elsewhere be sure and call
an a. A, Ch,nn. Main street, opp courthouse.
Lexington. Nc. mzsi2
Read Royls n Sons advertisement IN this
issue Of Ne paper. mStA
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PeIaonaiigies.

Mr.. Goodrich Wilson still continues very
Mr.. rhos. carney has returned to the citv
to live.
Mr.. g. A. sturges was In Kansas City yes.
tsrday.
Mr.. John @. LongdoD has been In the city
this week.
Uncle Tommy v ilisms 10 very low with
jauudice.
Mr.. WI. Morrison IL sgsin able to be upon
the streets.
Miss Dixie Grady 10 visiting Miss Belle
Hutchins, 10 Marshall.
Mr.. VIM. H. Cbiles and son. Henry, spen,
Yesterday 10 Kansas City.
Mr.. Chas. Morrison. Of Kansas CITY, Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Jackson aud Owen Lynch spen,
Wednesday 10 Kansas City.
Mr.. Jno. g. London. OF Kansas City, spen,
several days Of this week here.
DR.. T. L. Bolton has recovered somewhat
nom ais late attack oil paralysis.
Ar. Henry Kramer leh Saturday for 9
Visit to his sister In Kansas City.
Mr.. J. B. LockrIdge. Of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with friends In this city.
Messrs. WIN. Zeilef and John Egglestou
went up TO Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. Jef. W. Bedford and daughter. OF
Omaha, Neb. are visiting relatives here.
Messrs. j. G. Mc0rew and 8. j. Huston
we're in Kansas City on busIn sss Monday.
Prof. j. d. Blanton left Thursday night for
9 business trip to 81. Charles and st. Louis
Miss Fannie Duling 10 slowly recovering
from an attack OF Ia grippe and pneumonia.
Mr.. Ed. Smith, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends In Thu,
city.
Mr.. T. j.. Daling was able to he upon tn,
streets again Wednesday--the first time in 81
days.
Miss Martha Crenshaw returned Saturday
night from u visit Of several weeks in 81
L'uis.
Mr.. Joseph Edmonds returned Thursday
night from q business trip to Csrrollton and
Kansas City.
Ear. Jno. Price let for Kansas City, Wed
neSday, to buy cattle to place on his farm
near Corder.
Mr. L. w. Whitsett, OF Odessa, was in the
city Tuesday and paid the Inteliigencer y
pleasant Visit.
Mr.. l.. j. Duling Is able to be about again,
although still showing evidence Of his recon,
severe illness.
Mrs. Ii. g. Buckingham ,nee Annie Clsge,,
OF st. Joseph, arrived here Tuesday night for
= visit to her parents.
Mr.. Emison Chanslor and wife aud Mes.
danes K. K. Smith and f. b. Farley spent
Thursday in Kansas City.
Mrs Theo. Gosewisch returned. MONDAY
night from Los Angeles. CAL, where she ma.
been spending the winter.
Miss Bunnie Haywood. OF Independence.
who has been visiting Miss Nellie Foster. re-
turned home Friday morning.
Mrs. 8. p. Arnold left Monday nigh, for q,
Louis to purchase her spring stock Of mil
iinery. She will be absent about two weeks
Mr.. Kent Chambers, en- routs from pb,I..
delDhis for q commercial trip we.r. stopnsd
oyer In this city Thursday for "A visit IN rail-.
tiyes.
Mr.. Gilbert Gilbertson, Of Nortbas,d
MIMI, arrived here Friday night of las,
week Tor q visit to the family OF bis amt,
Mrs. A. LOOMS.
MRS. J, Il. Wilson, of Lees summi, AZ.
senpsnisd BY her daughter and son, arrived
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COUNTY.
Pr osecuting Attorney.

Pr naauOlhnR AtGnPnaV.
.-,... ........ wur.,,
We are autnoLiLeu 70 announce Lila
AuLL a. y csn ~ ,ST .ns 0ms9 81 n rLCseea ~
the action OF the democratic party.
Assessor.
,o.,ro,,oa w ponNp
AAyoh as = esnuiaase g te ,h ~ ec 1i Ass 81 =
snays.i ~ nariv Wv
We ave authorized to announce JOHN WALK
ER a. a candldate for Assessor Of Lafayette
parry mi
W. -. or,hor,zsd IN annopnce
GORDON as y candidate Tor the once Of Asses,
~ !. a.noass,,e nspsv' "
an rON
!, M, y w 49,. &1.<fa 49, ~ - aasca -,
$1,000 stut.ts Fr''s*tts" .ue
Va No tAth0tiztn6 20 e0hounce AMES
AAa..nE ~ Lata S,ns'a cSS p,S' s 1Is Sm 10 tho ~
action Of the democratic party. m22'
Judge OF Probate.
p,..a. .nnonnca M a.. n.nd,da,. FIR &c
rIeasc nv ny nes.a oS f"dsa 81 proh.,,
subject 70 the viii OF tns demoe,aey q Lara,
-
Fresiains ""s'oe.
We are authorize 70 aa1Sunse osEeh :.
ing Justice Of the county court subject 10 Lfs
sctIon u we ueuo0I-''s \.
We are authorized 70 announce JOSIAH
MANN a. . sanS,aats 10. S m Hwcs o, st couns
suplect 70 tue Acuon u LUG "emoofA"o party
Assocfata Justice-Eastern District.
49,. .,no.,..I % .nnnun.. JAMEa
Weate asshotI.vaso ,nr ~. o1ca ~ 49,
olatS Justice Of the County Court for tue Eastern
district 81 LAIayetE ooun.y' suo'ec' 70 .ns
soion d me aemoOiA'S P"H u"
We are authorized To announce H.. IT, FLING
~ . candidate for the ofice Of Associate Justice
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= II. CHAMBERS. Sec. Co
Y. M. G. A. Toms.

The hall OF the association was taxed to H.
fullest capacity, last Tuesday night, TO accom-
III dale the audience which H-srmb ed to Hr,
Lydia Il. Pirkhum sue w. l. Douglas for aT5
90 for brea' h of prumiIc. Wa ter WaddeIl wns
EXCELLENT as DrirndHnt nd W. Is Powell took
the pirt of the fair Lydia and carried u out 10
perfection. A Jury was drawn and teyen or
eight wifnesses were examined. The LAWYERS
MSssrs Tauhman. iiandOn and Grady, made
e'oq' snt a peals TO the Jury, who retired and
reached o Verd ct awarding such heavy
damages that the defendant compounded
the matter and marTisd me Inir plain
tia on the spot Judge !, y. t0Gner was seen
to choke several umes. presumably from
tmotioa, but We expect he was luuRhiUg. How
the audience Laughed AMI enjoyed III 1t wHa
just Il evsnIn,s innocent enjoyment To which
no one could pOH-Ibly ohject. What will occur
next 'nOrtn We cannot disclose now but We Ia
esnd TO make theSe socials 80 sacossslul that We
will have . crowded house IKE Tuesday nGht
every time.
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TIL Oh DIE.

Born-In this city, March 10. TO the wife OF
Harvey Duncan-a boy.
- At RiVerton, March IL, to the wife of
Fernando Chanel-a boy.
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PIERAs is a full blood Norman, Iet:black
II hands high, anu weighs 1900 pounds, foui
years old May /. 1890. lie was sired by Opper-
tune 1919, Imported by Dillon Bros: dam by
OdInet, No. 6l3. Pieras W Ill serve mares gt Sle
TO insure with foaI. same conditions as ioi
Prince, Sultan and Tacheau.
Prince, Sultan and Tacheau will make the
season OF 1880 at the barn opposite the depot,
Odessa. Laiai cite county, MO.
Pieras Will make the season at James A.
MUore's farm. ~ miles north Of Pink Hill,
jackson county. Mo.
Care taken TO prevent accidents, but will moi
be responsible should any occur. A lien will
be held upon colt tor service OF horse.
mchls;f RIUR o TAIIAPERRn
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AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance In relation to Fees and Salaries.
DE- It ordained by the Mayor and Guy Ooun-

| An ordinance In relation 10 Fees and Salaries
| d { It ordained by the Mayor and Guy Coun.
ID oil. OF the city OF Lexington, as follower
SECTION /, That the salary Of the Mayor shall
| be three hundred dollars $500 per year. Pro-
vided. should ae absent himself from any regu-
lar meeting OF the City Council, the sum of avs
sum O! three dollars (e3I. shall be deducted from
his sslary l. y the Reslst, r Tor each Of said meet
ings.
salary OF one hundred dollars $500 per snnum,
excerpt that tee chairman OF the Improvement
Committee, the chairman Of The Claims Com
mitIee, and tbs chairman Of the Finance Com
mlttce, shall each receive the sum OF twenty nVe
DECLARE 1920. additional per year. which said
salaries snail be In full compensation for all
services performed by said Councilman,
SAC 8. Whenever any Councilman shall tail
to attend any regular or special meeting OF the
o Iuncil, the sum Of three dollars (S3 for each
regular meeting and ons dollar (sD for each
special meetin& for any failure TO attend, shall
be deducted from hts salary, unless excused by
IL two thirds vote OF the Council for such
absence.
sac. The salary oil the City Register ahaI,
be two hundIsd doIlars (S2O0J per AMMAN, ana
he shail leceive conp-ns .tIon Tor seryless senS
dered AS follows: For issuIng zach tlc4kfs tze
sum of dity cents. TO be paid by the psrfyf No
whom License Is IssusdI tor prepar1sWs and
| delivering poll book and ballot boxed ftdf eftcf
lions. the sam at hiiy cents Tor each voting
precinct.
shall be one hundred dpl'arH $500 per year
lie shall also receive two pr cent. for receiving
1 anu ulnDhFninR the revenues oil the CITY.
SEC Q. The Guy Marshal shall resolve u
sisIct sI,Iry OF d - huEd ed dollars $500 per
annnin, which Hbail be Ia lieu OF all lees and u
fuI, compensation for all services renderei by
him W. C'ty Marsb-i, Ms sehneu ny the charter
aud ordinances, VIII N not in contict with this
ordinance.
SEC Z. Tie Nv Collector shall be allowed
four per cent OF MI the rsYesues OF The CITY 6 IL
lectec by him, except licenses upon which he
shall receive two per cent. aud Tor other and
different service. all the commission ~ now
allowed BY law Tor the same.
sko .. Tn salary Of the City Recorder sh ~
be i've hundred dollars (S3OVJ per year, 70 be
paid monthly out OF the city treasury, but theIe
stall he taxed ~ costs before the City Recorder,
against the party by law liaHle TO pay the same,
the same fees allowed by law to justices OF the
peace for like services. tc be collected by the
Marshal aud turned over to the City Treasury I
and the = mounts of the fees aforesaid when COL
lectsd shall be applied TO the payment OF the
City Recorders sa = y, and the excess OF said
fees over the salary OF i've hundred dollars
$4,000, aforesaid, shall be retained In the city
ireusCry. The following are the fees to be
charged against the party by law liable TO pay
the same. VIZ
/ ~ t,t ar.. al.
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LAWN
FAR M II
WILKOMONT 2734.

almon, Pilot }Aimont
By Pilot. Jr.
w., )9es. wilkes.
""'A' By Edwin Forrest. Berkiey's)
Representing the union Of the Almont and Geo.
Wilkes branches Of the HsmDletonIan family
on q foundation representing the MambrlDo
Chief. Pilot. Jr and Clay families, which In
hava records Of 2:30 or better, VIII stand
ut LinwoOd Lawn Farm, lexington. Mo-, Tor
the season of 1890. Terms $50 the season or $50
to insure.
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SULTAN Is q beautiful dappla gray, lsh
hands high. weighs 100 pounds, seven wears
old Marcn 20. 1880; was Imported from France
In 1885 Sultan la registered In the 4th volume
Of the Prrcheron Stud Book Of America. page
o"O. No. 469 sultan will, serve mares at 81 50
the leap. $40 the season. sl6 to insure mare with
foal. Same conditions as for Prince,
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For each renewal o. an execution, 4s
SEC. .. The salary OF the City Assessor shat
De Two hundred dollars $4,000 per annum In
full Tor all services.
SEC. 20 The City Engineer and ex-otacIo
street Commissioned 8 all receive for his ser,
vices II stated salary OF four hundred dollars
tSiOO) per year.
SEC. IL. The City Attorney shall receive :.
annum. which shall be III lieu OF all fees and n
iil compensation for oil services rendered nv
him as City Attorney, ~ defined by the chartey
ordinance. 'u'o
SIC u. The policeman appointed to sunsr.
intend the calabOose shall receive the ann a,
forty dollars per month for his ecryices onI n,
the city treasury, ana that he be iutnlshe,I m.
upper story OF the city calaboose to live in IN,
himself anu family. free of rent; and thai coal
gas ana water be furnished him by the div n,
hse OF himself amt prisoners; THAI he anal ~.
allowed the sum OF three dollars (Ssl n.r 49,.
or pro iata Tor boarding each prIaonor oommIi
teu 10 HE calabOoSe; aud II sha ; he thu dntv n,
Inc calobno-e keeper wAeC he has no nrIsnnsrs
to patrol the 3treets and perform uolIoe AM =
pal of the CITY. P
SeC. IL. Tho salary of all other nolicsm.,
Sha!l De IoTty dollEr, (S&O) per month
HhC ID The salaries provided los in .h,.
ordnance shall be paid monthly by the W srr.n,
OF inc Mayor upon The treasurer of said c;,o
shall be paid annually ""'op
SIG. ie.All ordinances and parts OF ordinance.
psaled. "eepfSs
Sac. le. This ordinance to take srec, an, r..
70 iorce IRON and alter the 10Th day of Juns
Passed March 10th. 1901 approved March ,sA
AEEEs{: JOHN WELBoRN. MsyOr.
= L JOHNSON, City Register.
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NOTICE OF STOCK
NETTING.

thc entulnE year. VIII he held at the Bubl-
ness Mems Hal, Tuesday. Ag~il Ist. 1890. at
pa M. w. q. dCCAUSLAED, Pres.
ChAs. W. LOOMS. Secretary. mohl5td
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS
MEETING.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that u meeting OF
~ the stockholders OF the Lexington Build
Ing and LonD Association, OF Lexington, Mo =,
Will be held al the courthouse. 10 the CITY OF
Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri. on
MONDAY. MARCH Path. 1890, AT 8 A. hi,
OF that day, Tor the puTpote of taking u vote OF
the ) 'ockbOidrrs OF the Association on q pTopo-
sl'IOn then and there to be submitted to them
To increHse tiic bInnUnt o. The Capital stock OF
phlu Association q I'D The sum al Two Hundred
H.i City Thousand Dollar $3.50 COO, who
II now ie, 10 the Inn Of hire, Hundred Thou
egnd DoluT1 (8300 Oo0) an increase OF FiftY
Thousand Dollar" CS6U OO0)
~ Your particular attention 10 rPques'ed 10
the matter, as II maj riiy OF the stock must be
voted for the proposition, and IL IL TO the inter
eat oil every stoo Iholder that The Increase should
be made. T. Oh ,NsI OR,
II. & SMITH,
CHAS. " LOOMS,
WM. q MC~CAUSLAND.
4 j. BaNDON.
II. sIHAUER,
X. M~OOkkHEAD.
GEO. III rCHISOS.
4 r. NICHOLSON.
JAS WENTWORTH.
o. HAYS.
~ A. STURGES.
tanlstt NJ F. ROfLE
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TACHEAU was sired by Prince Napoleon.
Living ton county. Illinois. He will serve
ma res at 81 50 the leap, Sl0 the season. and els
TO insure a mare In fosl. Same conditions as for
Prince and Sultan,
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ELECTION

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the annual cleo
~ ton for thIrteeB Q8 directors of the Licking
i"n BnIlding and Loan ASSOCIATION, to serve
Tor the eneuins year. Will he held ut the Bust
ness Mems Han, Tuesday. Ap~l Ist, 1890, at
pa ~. W. u. MCCAJtSLAkD Pres
ChAs. W. LOOMS. Secretary. mohl5td
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= RI m G E
This Norman Stallion,

NY eighing about 1850 pounds,
w will make the season of
1896 at the very low price of ole ANA
to Insure mare III iOal, money ~AA
due when the fact is ascertain (~H
ed from the neighbOrhood. 90 for the season
due July /. 1890. SO for the leap, due at time OF
service. Prince Is . be autiful iron gray, II
hands high. will be I've years old August II.
1880. He was sired by Imported Gendaruei No
a6t; he BY Emperor, No. 300; he by Napoleon
III. No. 6e2.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22
CITY Attorney.

I'VE are authorized to announce JESSE W.
as q G Indidate Tor the Of. e of CITY
Marsh al for the city OF Lexington At the ensuing
election. In June. ml6
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITY.
oily Engineer.

We are authorised to announce Jo sEP g.,
ChINN as Q candidate Tor the onice OF Register
and Treasurer / II tue city oil Lexington ~ the
ensuing election, IN June. me-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22

We are authorized to annoulc GEORGE
PRICK as n Candidate for the onice Of Cit,
will al the pc pie az the ensuing city election,
Tuesday,, June 3rd.
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We are authorized To announce
AULL as u candidate for the oface Of Proeecu-
ting Attorney Of Lafayette county, subject to
the action OF the dem Dcfatlc party.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22

W. are author zed to announce DE NM
AVN as o candidate 10. the oflce of CIT
Engineer for the SitY OF Lexington ~ The eAsu
ing election, in June.
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State lettings.

William Birmingham, an 87-year-
old resident of Fairton, Cumberland
county, celebrated his birthday by
saving two cords of wood.
The fires will go out at the Medford
glass works on the Both inst. There
are nineteen blowers at work on orders
hat cannot be filled by that time.
An Asbury Park Coroner's jury has
decided that Mrs. Lizzie McKenna, Of
New York, whose body was found in
Sunset Lake, Monday night, committed
suicide.
Vice-C Chancellor Bird is suffering
severely with his eyes. He is unable
to see at all at times, and he uses his
eyes very little. Most of his work is
done by dictation.
Ten men out of James Lewis sec
ton gang, on the Amboy division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, ,uit work
Tuesday because Alexander Williams,
a colored man, was put to work with
them.
A number of leading citizens of
Newark are organizing a crack cavalry
corps to be connected with the Nation
al Guard. The members will own
their own horses. Colonel James
Fleming will be commandment. The
command will be restricted in member
ship to 100.
A barn on the farm of Daniel Suy-
dam, about two miles west of Fleming
ton, is so situated that the water which
runs from its roof finds its way to the
Raritan and Delaware rivers. 1t is
located on the peak of the hill, and
the rain that falls on the east side goes
to the Raritan, and that on the west to
the Delaware.
A delegation of 100 persons waited
on Governor Albeit Monday to urge
him to veto the bill legalizing pool
selling. The delegation included citi-
zens of Newark, Elizabeth, Plainfield,
New Brunswick, Long Branch and
other cities. A petition said to contain
800 signatures was also presented to
the Governor asking him to withhold
his signature.
Upon the afternoon of Thursday,
June 26, the graduates of the Normal
and Model Schools will assemble in
Trenton, the occasion being the Sec
ond Annual Meeting of the State
Schools Alumni Association. The
organization comprises a membership
Of three hundred in all parts of New
Jersey. Literary exercises will be
held at three o'clock in the Normal
Assembly rooms.
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(From our regular Correspondent
LETTER.

Washington, D.. G., June Is, 1890.
Mr.. Blaine, according to some of his
indiscreet friends, has made up his
mind to go in and fight Speaker Reed
to the death. He does not relish the
rapidity with which the Speaker has
mounted to the top of the ladder of
party leadership. The first fight be-
tween the two rivals is to be yer the
Federal election bill, which Mr.. Reed
is particularly anxious to see passed,
and which he has persuaded the House
caucus to endorse. Mr.. Blaine will
bring all the influence he a to bear
in order to defeat the bill, 70 that the
fate of this bill will show which Of
them is in control of his party in the
House, and give an idea of the victor
in the conflict.
Commissioner of Pensions Raum
told a friend that he was very much
digusted with his office and that he
was seriously contemplating resigning
and retiring from politics.
The civil service investigating com
mittee has made its report, and a
queer document it is. 1t puts a lib
eral coat of white-wash on Commits
sioners Thompson and Roosevelt, and
finds poor friendless Lyman guilty as
indicted" There is no doubt about
Lyman's guilt but the question which
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A man who has practiced medicine for
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read what he says:
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
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| have yet to find a case of Catarrh that
it would not cure, if they would take it
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Yours Truly,
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Office, 215 Summit st.
We will give 800 for any case of
Catarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J.CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo,
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The New Discovery,

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself
be n of the many who know from per-
sonal experience just how good a thing it
is. If you had ever tried it, you are one
of its staunch friends, because the wonder
full thing about it is, that when once given
a trial, DIR. Kings New Discovery ever
after holds a place in the house. If you
have never used it and should be afflicted
with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and
give it a fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
Free at H. G. VanMeter's Drug store
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-06-21
A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.

E. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co, Tex. says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
Ny brother also was very low with Malaria
Fever and J~aundice, but was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life"
DIR. ID. I. Wilcoxson, of Hose Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as well
as cure malarial diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price SOC. and 81. at
II. C. VanMeter's Drug store.