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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-15
MYEM ETHODS.

l. Free consultation at the office or ty
mail.
.. Thorough examination and careful
diagnosis.
8. That each patient treated gets the
advantage of special study and expert
ence. and specially is made of his or
her disease.
!. Moderate charges and easy terms of
payment.
send for symptom Blank No. for
Women.
Send for Symptom Blank Nc. for Skin
Diseases.
An spOndence answered promptly.
Business strictly confidential. Medicine
sent free from observation.
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J. n. HATHAWAY, NJ. D.,

San ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Office. % and 81 w. Commerce St., in
Shafer and Braden's new block (up StairS.)
Office HOurs.-9 to IL, 2 10 and to 9.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

Of the hutli,r, 81 ancient mounds and
other rrmsrt thi- rtrthwurks found IN this
rfuHtft ~ htNr up real know ledge, but
tutulN l~iisf and scientific theory alike
sttfiNutu these works 60 a race preceding
the AMERICAN Indian Even the Indians
thrusrltrt appeared GO regard them ~ the
Nrfk - ..m' very ancient people The
ftl.s ~ curved -tpue clc tlutly formed
=---- l------a- mimi .--lnllrr ar
naiuruts f1Iul 10 explored mounds indi
cate 3D. 800 nui i,grrr ~ civilization not
found among the Indians b, the first white
sstt Irrs e the country The Inter Ocean
quotes = uritrr pu this subject % the effect
that the monuments left hy the mound
huIlisrs Indicate that the ancient popula-
tiuu Naa numerous and widely spread. AZ
shown from the number and magnitude of
lhsir works. aud the extensive range of
tiiult otrurrpucr. that Il was essentially
Homogeneous in customs. habits. religion
sni government. ~ appears from the great
uniformity which the works display, not
nuli in rr-po.t - position and form, but in
all miuur particulars. aud that the feat
usrs common 60 all thc remains identify
them ~ aptrftaiuiug 10 q single grand sys-
tenn. owing it. origin - a family OF men
mpt lna in thr same general direction, act
ing under common impulses and influenced
~ similar etu.,- ArChnologists find in
the mauuds evidence 81 a very different
state n s"'iety from that among the In
dians The Indians were nomadic race,
sui~i.iing o., hunting, the mound builders
wero apparently an agricultural people
MANY - the mounds seem to have been
sfrrtrd a. military works, these would
nnly have lsven needed 10y an agricultural
psnpis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

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snie Y , snssas = g#asa that ssussY
$50 shsEs o. is see ls fsss a ths sls.si
aatssai aslfstanlts t.tiin sss h.si
fsFffsf nha bsssF fsasisasi ussf o. ~ :
as4 - 30 ilfs sHt BE- nfs4 ,aa z hls
nahhs3 saa asut BE- wustinH 60
issHif So oehts asf aai hls ls,sf.i
VI = hitla shlis 49, she srip asFfisl
hisa a sHtluasig - tha aes q ats
sassH smA b. SO lslHaa hita - pests
= sth o. sss trsffthias ssetnsi
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wfisn hsa afifF 81 80 greece 30
fatas o. Asssfiss - stssfsss ,saesaae ~
. ssiliaa sasasi hatiss sta hisi ts,ir =
t.sa q istsi.ss e. svs "a aanns sha
Eafasa ~ see is.arwai 49,
q fsslslfai 60 sssfs - hisa g. ssss
sHasssf fa ush e ssHi BE aHs ~ifs g.
tfiaa ~ ntsf hasa e. n.ta ~sfss.i
- hafA e. thsf ei4 49, ssssi 81 gisa
fasssf tisf eaii nts "a lhs hs.ass
$50 ahi 49, has''ssi its arsss uiiafai
lslss "a FtsfifiaaH ilsss - 80 hsls
ttsf lahs isssa sfffiss a. sssa
l'aiiHH - nstsf 80 = Iii twa yeafs
49, sheH si f'ta saa = Hftf Sc D. go
ffasH lsii.5 Asf aHA saftsasls les
lufsi hia.tsH
ihff satHi 80 tas q. HeF tlssg fsfl
"a 3D. .s...H. a. .... 80. ats
NihHa sHt tehfHs them-lsas thff
AS 900 g. itHH ssas ths sfiaas
taFH fftaHs ihat sas.ia thr,a wtiita
a. iu e Fee fsaw fhf istsai. 3 lhs
y" ia fHff if ia rse..i TIE
hat vas mas th.ea 81 ssll 80 uatu
AS ls.t Hsl4sHel e. hst aissltt
~ iiet8ti tsa a. fsfif eos taih
} % ess % sells sfisf iha
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16
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Nuaas

lssH aisfat e.. ia, Is CO., ifuiirsi states
q b. sitiss,iia ls ssrHfa ehafstrs fafasst
81 .uei iHa mas Hast ffrtns reputable
go haHaa 30 hsf. q Whafu iirfa 49, a
numlsf ia stsfy nti ~ fnn lnishd
eftisstna the isHfan fia rsb afirn change
eFeeuAssk BE- tf lusilsh msnsf a. thH
amusHt - alsiat tifn nn ls.afl tha
steamship u is nu' pIulant havattf
~ tltisi e. lhis fhsn 81 81 thtfu sfs o.
qusutif ma4u issnanis nn che psfs
ihsn ha BE- allie 60 saHst ihsitita. tau
lffiuium sHsfgrsi BE- usasllf hlsiisf ihsH
800 suulA have i3 iisF g. che tfak,f ~
lha lsift = etniaifhathln Amstitan aiil
lnaissh a..lt b ftsnilly rst hanged ln
ins'st i.lfifn Ht,HHifias hni iu iuaisHi
u ffH irlsHi uisaH ihs chances "a fas
hsaf nts .lilisi 81 a arsa ,s efisn o.
oeiFs.i - ;he fsss ~ satrftian. aui ii.
Ffsifle v ls nat aarsinnHn o. hnts
snfefian fsseitai - tsentf faH.
tirfe 18th fsHisuen ant eeannint
lhrgei 'ge suggest isslina etth tbs fsaa
laf esfhanae httsssf sha fan 49, fiaul
ia lhs sisiHii, = itt fsiiusai dsgafis iu
uifai tHlHgsan sliiss,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16
FRANCIS HENRY,
Attorney-at-Law
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURST0N COUNTY ABSTRACT.


Ny Abstract, and an experience of more than
ihurst"n county in regard 10 title enables to
give prompt attention In regard to same.
have a complete and the only abstract of the
Records of the Probate Court of said county, pre-
pared during the eight years chat I was Judge
OF said Court.
have the only abstract that was ever AT
tempted TO be made OF sales of property for taxes
Ia said county.
negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or lend on real estate security. lin the matter
of loans, represent only such local capitalists
as my clientsl
have for many years represented, and at this
time represent, a. agent OF residents aud non
dents large holding of real estate in the city of
Olympia, and In Thurston county, for the sale of
which negotiations can be made through me.
| also have upon SALE for fixed prices y large
amount of real estate, both city and country
which am ready TO show up on call
am ready and equipped by the labor and ex
pcriencc Of more than twenty years for the trans
action Of general real estate business, in which
line respectfully offer my services To those who
desire, either to purchase or sell, TO borrow or
loan.
To those who think of investing, I have no
hesitation In saying that money put into real
estate In Olympia and Thurston county at this
time would be- n good investment
To those who wish to sell, have to say that
my connections in this line of business W IN en-
able me Ia find purchas, for their property
among the many strangers constantly coming
and going through the country in search Of
chances for investment, who would otherwise
know nothing of the opportunity.
have n large amount of city property, both
improved and unimproved for sale. Also, some
very desirable farms.
Olympia. June |. lSW
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

oliver Wendell Holmes remarks in one
81 bis hsuks
The olirr grow the less use make Of
alcoholic stimulants Ia fact. hardly
me'i'ile With thrm At all. except glass or
tsa ~ champagne occasionally find
that ~ far the bcst horne 81 all drinks
containing alcohol I think, IA one grows
ni.iof l,-=- fa,al ESPECIALLY less animal food,
i required
" hat iu say to smuking' cannot
xruiae sn nli man his pipe, but think
lsiiHtrri often does a good deal 81 harm TO
the health 90 the eyes especially. to the
HrFf"fts ai st'in geus rhllh, !tuduting head
srhs. salpitatipn aud trembling myself
aste q up many YEARS ago philosophi-
e,lly sfstkin think self nhrcotization
ani .sif tloohnlisttinn are rather ignoble
substitute fuf uuitstHrtzd self conscious
nes- AMI unfrtierrd -,lf control
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

Dr Lyman Abbott. who succeeded
l''ech"r as pastor Of Plymouth church
fears that some protcstants worship the
inhle instead ~ Christ. 40 that it be-
cumea 10 them what tho wayside shrine
~ q saln, /. 20 tho Roman Catholic. He
thinks there IL actual danger Of Bibliol
airy in the Protestant churches. II the
pFe~sot attitude Of many Of them in the
ease ~ Dr Briggs Ii taken rs an indica
ftvn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

Mr. Richard Irwin, Of the Ladies'
Health Protective association in New
York, offers suggestion about clean
strrvts which We submit 20 our readers
Il u very simple. aud is briefly this II
every householder would keep the street
Ia fr,,nt - her own residence clean. and
$50 that not even straw was thrown
into u fruin her house. then all the streets
would soon turn clean. Strange nobody
ever thought - this before.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

\ change viii lo made in the trave'
"a broadway. New York. by the intro
au'tinn there II the cable or grip car in
ste1l ~ horse traction. Transit will be
greatly facilitated and tho street will be
cleaner anl lrs~ crowded. II is worthy
~ uotr that before deciding on cable
traction the authorities Of the road ex-
aminri several hundred electric devices
and found none Of them satisfactory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

u whss she hsHi = lhs ssgasasi assi
l@fssss - held suw ssi easals - uihsf
afsinsisi lisb, sith shs hsss.s ss,sadsa
sna suaehias sash gshsf. amd ens lwohs
thsesah sss sp.ess i~iSsea che hnsefs
sa~ssi lhs liahs lhsfv aptsafs q @assist
81 t'fl'f shsgs lhs Haapss tsaeh "a h
eslssf lbs lsrF~aa V ssiii alive fha esiag
y esasssi 10 lhe tlsssi sslli titealalins
shsslua lsssif ihfuuah ths llssass whish
haze nat - e.sHassssd Whsn lie u
sutsssif essises she fl,sns .pses,ss - ~sf
IA sFsss lstNssn ths euEsfs 81 ustus
rpanas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

Hahi'IHH stlh esa0mun sait stli take
eea STATES ff,sn ssasms Fruit stains
esa ~ lassu tgssa laa hands ~ ~aaiias
slssa 10 eiesf walss asyina slightly and
lsssliiHa 'hFtn ussF lbs aams - a salphag
saaish = ililu ihsF 49, ~ SET stains rsa
- saksn ffrn lissn W l@yins sait -
susm~sza 80 lsis lsaFts whsa SO snl
futsfana
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

These masi - 90 essat~ssssan awsiasi
eaE native Amasiesn lse. iheaah u
eaa haes hAfsles aai ST. ils tesai@t
40 guiekss than saY ashes tss aliss
itallaa ateeh lwass lmpfsesi - sasas
dawn euF native la,~iass ansl .ashs q
sasr lsladai'le llis snasa Iay 9 daif -
20 feF teai al salusen A vaFissas Ia
ssAnae - hsw ihs list q NEE wiil
ssafis eantasas ialirs u ~ eaa has
lsesss'i la,sif a siiissn a laws sisi,ssl
D. lmps, s'ssas lsaiiaa aassn l-ass - isa
rs,,ss hls hss~l u ussiFss 30 ss.sss
is'sMan shs lhseeis wste srns ihrsagh lhs
niils whsthef sssss sssvsas tz~sssfies
slsgk sfsssllsi ussi ths iaaes. - IN SHAT
svrf ~as shssF eeasEalssad lss-uea~ ~
sssu. kn~wa - chs esaissssas - ihs l..st
- New fast. he ass1lns.i ilsesa lsil hs
sat sesi - Washington ssssst thssa
They wess esly Fwlassesi shsm ihs awnss
paid dsly sa fiesta Thas ~ - his
lssiaas amd hla tssmg~s, and issi tlss
ssiae - his aae~a l=.e. fheas ssssues
sFssssa sasss~.i ssssss sassek fFsm ,has
l~slaa hsii - .saawalsa sss@ia fha
sftals eth ~ ksewa - she Hess gsssn
Ice .Aa~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

A wimiuw iteasas faH s-uFs the tssf
fssaiss ~ westlHH siins gssmstiisal
haea tu ~ lha Hesi aiifartiss ihs
as~Mis "a ans sts a ~iuiaw shsalA
have ihs sanas slafe - ihssa ga ,ss
ssh~s Iiaaalf a asaisa ssa nssss 10
shssiusa - lhfewins sassll ssiaellaa
a shs ssssh laie The wiaauw 10 = esAa
tusad saasa ilss ats@~ss shsalA sina a.
~eft eas ssns asaFs "a hls arrangement
~ ths Fsasia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

tut the.fsuea in hslsss l.aritalinai
~ elth sbafp tuif ihsu naft ths
ls.int q t.t.f. tHf. ts.h nflI. 80
81 ..-Lll a .LllL.t ialt a th. wtlst Aia
aat iha ipi.Y pace isauns ths rsip
toe isai faniis are wtth she upa e.
H4shuss 90 whffa thsf afs slightly
Hfssa li BE- lnHfe iiin ass g. sspsfatH tha
sHiaf,fsa ff..sn tha pulP His II afapsa
spores ace qHita ih. ihtuf ahi rsn -
niiaius.i ~ fHHf i.st lafa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

fffssH iife time u - ihfeshsd. wheat
vii stfiHk iso guaits a. She haslei. -
= l~ss esnt in 80 fli 8ths tmfn shftnss
nrnh muFv fftat in una "a Il hfal
hsatsi tsts haHifusi hushsls ~ taf
wtn ~ Fsiau.i 10 alsnut siahtF 10 ths
sAslln IaHL-al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

A0ainosville girl has probably the long
-, hair Ia tho world. IL II 10 feet O inches
hong. The present growth Is Of the past
seven years. ~ In 1894 her head was
shaved during a spell Of brain fever
GALVESTON News
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

ihfas, = dff risil kniitina nssails deep
lu 'lss 1ailA aai withdraw q slowly u
she mlls has l-sn Waisfvl a. saash -
tsHs rent sanslF lfars - iss "a sis
uieass wiil sihsfu D. lhs Hesiis II pata
ths ussals wiil - quits ail,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

iisasssiss iltls sssis ~ warta wats4
aRi aa5 htils ssampisis Held ths
pfaahss ~ n sish lhs hgtsilsa auwa
wasd ssi sFuit ss,iiaa ihs tssfk ahaks
aH,li ,iis efeass ls fstapsei. fiase In esild
= ats anA llAl ln the als % lff
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16
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thr has"sns - lf'ssui sfe that ihsY
hat .aan cutting ''ni.st "a uotsfuinsRs
iaula ihs' ihsl have isea destroying
tbs taa fed sfsais 10 ilss gufsfnmsa,
esqauia iass and TIA, lhsY have 80
tied un lands Niihin ths limits = ihs
tspaeia rast a. ever ems q ihsss
charges ihs rulunisls offsF "a, deaisi
Hni atnw She faisity lhstssi rsn q.
proved ~ fai ftusn DESTROYING The fs'i
w'sais. ihrY hass repeatedly ~ alshi
and daf ssiinsnialssi Unrest Ore hia
dissi ~ ostsls~~ hanssts Mesv'fssf raa
man siih 80 a. eus dpwa and hsails
ai'ee sisif feet ~ circumference Iufth
sf'n"ss. THEFT Rad has 80 go lssH t''lii
asafrs than wi'hia I've sallss - he go
sfn'neni l'afh where the fsaws~sis are
and The lands llsss hass srsiissi sni mate
valuable sFe nat sni shsfe Included la
the l'ass The pFss"fs siina = she -
wsssis y g dsat - ihsta as y eaa - -
snflssiy else - every tree - anF
hina that they eos da~p 'hst piau, az
.ihst Tits 10 sitie q thslg fulea
Aeefssasf Aoi'ls has fsuassu.i A.
sisl'in asisssss o. ih- kswesits fsgsuiig
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

itaHaHs .aa taflIf sH.f.t g. Jnnh AMI
q 81 kH.ft an ati.is tu thtlft.nutr,
r. r.anss ffsttitfs ffnm the tfnii.i
state lests NHffH fHusa ssi taH -
ihs ln ns 20 e. hfstif ltils Ling
8aia
iaHFiff believes emphatic
all iH tbs .iithtl afan,iss m.fb,n.
thai uWi a. Wht satg a,,.uy,,
thinHs thaA thst hats sir~.i, r.,,n. a.,
psss
Taua ftl.s vI.l nana - liHfu They
assisfs ts 49, iati.ns are deeply Ia
fga.siu8 sni hHfntlf lmmarsi T. ID
al e I'D Istfis .mmafal IN raris
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

I've a. hissH legislature observes with
risssafs ~ saafts aas tsiua made
se~alA fetirfmeiiY wiih Csnaia. aud
hsi-s lhsi ell resalt ia iandiaa more
sis~siY lu ffatefhal fiyilsAfian the two
s.ssnifias isiuess vhoia - many iies -
tsnAfet salsl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

What aiars tiismsrh will siminlutsr
b. ihs usftnsa HafefnmsHi aai ministry
it,sn his banllls sat IA the Fvichs,aa'
Hos BE sill iah ani sish Mihls,sr Won
uapsss nai wlll BE- 80 at ags,n ani
snaul-si a. hs ass.i g. 80 uIsin aud snuh
shs feis issisg whaa BE- wss ehancsllufl
That Fsssains 81 - sesn ll.rr brewing
sgsrslilf ts.sslna s,si tame &c him. AMI
Ne now Fstufas 10 where h. can brew
ullss iisf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

An rslsFfunfra efitnsn 80 ts=niui su-
vi=.s lAsln Fifis - fhi usii their pretty
tsauia ahi make ths most - ihem ia
aifi has HfaesiHi waih che must esl,i
tass ihst silii mafr hat ~ huls the
wssuan q fsshian l-- ~ insan that N
= gifi hss pretty teeth - dimpis when
sie s'nils she saut wear aftn ali the
tisan 81 80. 4 raas, hfe iHssanes hardly
wffih iisina - th,a-i v b. 'nust t,ehold
rseftii. SO ths ataaisn sftn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

o. ihis az = advanced newTal--F
Hiesifsfi.n zoe uetts knHws whrn his
fFa BE- aiifa tri go portrait ia a Isupn
IA iaHfnai shsihsf o. ls booking ~ tha
a fafs ~ tfshap 80 - gentleman
sl.a 49, iaen tHf,sl q cstafFh hy .
tatfut fts-ilfiur
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

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sF,sts.tssy a Easssu1 fissg ~ % -
sssas sssnasl ~ sis h.sssss. fs.t~sa.l
misiits slA@@s. - ealisl a hen "a lm
t-eliss - ia-sus thsf as fsAs. sst A.
lsaasisss saAaf a iheta a klaA sshts b
sastas hauaaitF uiash selsls i.sss sss
nfw - ths lisa a ssaaiass snAs - lsat
hfsiisH fAeF best ~ esfsis saa sssse
ssass tsss q thsta lsafA issa@ ~
usfi His Ats islaaias tsetisf q ihe
Asfasis = gHssHsi~stf Fasentig sstsl
his eatssf - eatslns hls thff'si wlth
tssss ths lasasa = sssh ntiilf -
thss aaahi g. see seas sssssislf sisntfs
sia.s q ltlHss-s saA f.ssI~fisa has
wHsaRhi iissg lssssiisi.ls ssaaslis ttssfu
esahs e. - nss tssl aaf ihsaa tsatis
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

fhigig rtafs aas ,hsFs vas a patriotic
eng niH| b "a snHus ealissi The flag
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asks lha naiaisF in iha naiianal han
aef fstf fHHf that nns 80 suna might
ell - fsuffrfiei a. The flag with
Faftt fsaf Hgafs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-16

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-03
1T DO MOVE.

Gallelio was prosecuted for discover
ing the telescope and disclosing new
beauties of the stellar world.
Bruno was burned because he die
of the laws of creation that other men
did.
Kepler did not dare permit his great
W rk on Hle soar system to appear in
print until after he was dead for feaI
of persecution.
Ieln,r was threatened when he dis.
covered the uses OF vaccination, and
in Scotland the wheat fan was re.
garded as Il thing Of evil, because the
rood old Scotsman said God had
given the wind to winnow the wheat
from the chaff.
What n change has come we the
minds of men when scientists are en-
eouragsd To lombard the skies with
dynamite and rack-a-rock for the pur-
pose OF bringing ram, every shower OF
which an hundred years ago was be-
lieyed to he a special Providence.
In the language of brother Baxter
ODE worl' do move"
The experiments of the rmn-makers
Mt Corpea Christi, Texas, were emf
nently successful. A copious shower
ID rain followed close upon the heels of
the first efforts.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-03
PERSONAL.

Albert Fischer left Tuesday morning
for st. Louis.
Z. Il. Ayrcs, OF iiigginsviIlc, was in the
city Saturday.
Capt. Joe a. Wilson went to Chicago
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bette Kler left Tuesday night for
n months stay in st. Louis.
Mrs. &. Il. Ludwig, left Tuesday evening
for IL visit To friends, in 81. Louis.
Miss Ella Young is visiting relatives
and friends in Kansas city his week.
Capt. Il. W. Andrews, of Iravcnworth,
Kas., visited Mrs. s. A. Mctirrw several
days last week.
Fred Zeiler, OF Kansas City, spent Sun
day here with his mother, Mrs. SaIlic
Iriler, of b. +. G.
George Wilson returned Monday from
II summer vacation spent ut Narragansctt
Pier and Marion, Mass.
Worth Easter and friend, MIR. Patterson,
Of Kansas City, visited the formers moth
er in this city Thursday.
X. II. Nagel, of Roberts, Willis & Tay-
lor Co, Sherman, Tex, is here ON Il two
weeks visit to his mother
Mrs. Charles Geycr and little son, Edwin,
left Tuesday evening for a three weeks
visit To relatives in ST. Louis.
Mrs. u. q. Phetzing and little child are
the guests oi the lady's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Julius Franz, at Warsaw, Mo.
NU ID GI...1 I,.NI-, - a., I,t, Mr..
George Wilson, is visiting his nephcw5.
Joseph, George and Robert Wilson, in
this city.
Worth Easter and mother lett for Kan
sas City yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Easter
will visited her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Whitsett.
Ed Morrow availed himself of the last
harvest excursion OF the season on the
Santa Fe, and went to Chicago Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. q. Musgrove, the wife of the
publisher of the Barber County (Kas.D
Index, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Zeiler, Ridgeway ard Twelfth street.
Mrs. George Farrar, of West South
otiSSpy i'ip ~ Nii'aSo hVStuJ aibti io'hi
via the Santa Fe, for n two-wecks visit
with her son, George, who is attending
college there.
Sam w. Davis, of the Richmond Con-
servator, was the guest of old-time friends
here Sunday. Mr.. Davis remembers with
gladness the triumphant election of BLUE
Jeans" Williams, Il relative of his, COVER
nor of ndiana in the years l~ong-gone.
c. ID. Minter, the leading dry goods
merchant of Sedalia, and the recent pur-
chaser of the Hall farm, at Halls Station.
was in the city Saturday afternoon, having
accompanied his family To the farmhouse
to remain over Sunday. "No, Pm not
exactly farming" he said to an lNTELLI-
aENcER reporter; "but Pm operating the
farm-sort OF a farmer by proxy, as it
were" Mr.. Minter is a democrat, and,
consequently, a good citizen.