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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-05-19

The Marmaduke Military ACADEMY ball
club was defeated here Monday by the w.
NJ. A. team, by n score OF % to 10. The
VI. M. A. boys were IN charge of Captain
Moore, who umpired, and were enter
tanned at the w. NJ. A. barracks, where
all was done to make their guests pleas
ant. They were gentlemen, n conduct
ed themselves as gentlemen during the
day. The game was called Mt 3 o'clock
with Wentworth at the bat. -Four men
crossed the plate before they Were retired
but NJ. NJ. A. tied the score before they
stopped. In the second inning w. M. A.
increased their runs to eight, W lie Mar
maduke only got two. wentw$ Eth kept
the lead until the end OF the game.
Graham carried off the honors of the
game by the catch of a liner in the sew
enth inning. Williams also made a beau
tiful play in left field by getting a fly.
The game was witnessed by about six
hundred people.
Tha Zoo, rlo vaI m fnllnUc
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CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
The following are the judges and clerks
appointed by the council for the city cleo
tion which occurs June 5th.
First ward-Judges-Mike Howell,
Thorn. Gibbons, John Manard, Fred
Gramm, Henry Cox, Jos. Long.
Cierks-D. l.. Mountain, Mike Connors,
Elias Spruce, Anthony Carroll.
Second Ward-Judges-J. g. Mehl, L.
Hoffman, Gus Primer, J.. G. Fall, John
Mulligan, Il. H. Krone.
Clerks-Dr. r. Trotter, Geo. Venable.
Jr. w. c. Duncan, Dave Hacker.
Third Neutrality-suspicious. Bour, L.
p. Green, Lewis Neale, Henry Winkler,
Jos. G.. Chinn, G. Guenther.
Clerks-Waiter Russell, sane Summers,
Thomas Fletcher, Cadmus Buford.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. w. Sim
mons, John Martin, Joseph Weibel, j.. NJ
Learman, Rufus Mccormack, Jno. p. Ar.
dinger.
~Clerks-Jack Keller, Chas. Myers, Sam
~ HI<fot, Albert SaudfOrd,
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"huhSc
L KENNEY
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

as a candidate for the Office of constable Of
Lexington township. subject To the action OF
the democratic party.
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pREsIpINa ELpER,S AppoINTMENrg

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The following are the appointments OF
the presiding elder up TO and including
July goth:
Corder and Blackburn, May 26, q; Elm
wood and Bethel, q, %; Lexington sta,
June 2, A; Higginsville sta, 8, 10; Odessa
and Marvin Chapel, IL, II; Longwood and
High Point, ID, Ia; Dover ct, 20, July 1;
Waverly sta, z, s.; Miami and Mt. Carmel
10, 16; Malta Bend and Grand Pass, 81, ID;
Warrensburg STA, IS, %.
Written reports, as the discipline
directs, will be required from the local
preachers and the board of trustees.
J.. NJ. Boon, L. Il.
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sANSPERS OF REAL ESTATE.
May LIST to 18th.


CdEs krnus to Maggie c. Kraps,
lots 2, 8, 9, 10, IL and II, block
IS, in Sd add to Waverly ..... 500 90
Louis Heimer to +. T.. Schramm,
% acres of of the south side of
the north half OF the northeast
quarter OF section 81, township
80, range q .............. 1000 90
w. III. Bell to ii. F. Corder and
II. F.. Martin parts of lots @ and
z, block ID, Corder. GOO 90
ID. B. Maxwell to G. w. Harris,
Z feet off the north side of lot
10, block 2, Smith d Patterson's
add to Odessa ......... -. 80 %
Camillus Barnett to b. s. Hig-
gins, the northwest quarter Of
sec. 81, nj the north half Of
the southwest quarter of sec.
81, and the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of
sec. 81, all in township 80,
range 26...... ............... 11,0OO %
Margaret Clark to Katie Chan
sIor, lots 0, 10 inc IL, block ~,
LIST add tn Lexington ........ $50 90
j. o. Lesueur to Louis Bauerle,
lots 5 and 8, College Place. 400 &C
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Reform in Patterns.

Many ladies are unable to use success
fully the ordinary fiat pattern. by the
use of Jul draped and penned patterns
mistakes are impossible. They are per-
feet in every detail, and furnish an
pbject lesson, plain and easy TO under
stand. by their use every lady can he
HER OWN DRESS MAKER.
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THE


In selecting what You require, this
kspring, in dress goods. its well 10 look
over our stock, for you will find the
assortment is good and the prices q. n.
We are showing q pretty line OF Pom
pees, in light and dark grounds, at l2lc.
Creme Moire, n new wash fabric, at l2lc.
Fancy Duckings, Percales, Zephyr
wGinghams, and Irish Lawns, and u nice
4 line Of the yellow laces to trim them.
Scotch Dimities mt lOc. -,
Those Swivel Silks that came in, this
week, are the prettiest OF the season
Eoipst the thing for a summer waist.
= XiaS,einch Genuine Gloria Silk Um-
10 is a cOrker, and knocks all
ur $i.25 line is the
81 so for elsewhere.
c up. You should
is q fine one, and
sewhere.
bed Vests, &C.
Tip Oxford Ties,
ksell at Sl.25 and
shoe stores.
kChildren's and
., in both tan
ped worked
worth 75c.
ttOn shoe,
b, ID and i
prth LIS
(tinwart
cans
in slOI
Scrul
Tor les:
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Recorder, Thomas Campbell.
Treasurer, S. w. McBurney.
AtInrnan |
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A handsome map presented free TO every
new subscriber to the INTELLIGENCER,
and to all old subscribers paying In ad-
vance. No coupon. Bring in your name
and money, and name your choice of
maps. II
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PERSONALS

IhhoONhhO
Judge Field 10 holding court at Sedalia.
Ed. Earl was visiting his-relatives
here, Sunday.
Mrs. d. c. McCue, OF Fulton, is visiting
Mrs. J. r. Moorehead.
Messrs. William Meng and Joseph Cor
don were here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Trigg spent several
days this week in Kansas City.
Ma Annstte Peters and Mrs j. O. Nc
tsS1s&sS vtslepe M. ~ Re
o1tkH 1fS6fe Ssssns1n3dr(
tary Academy, was Z pieassdts dalIyee2
Monday.
Mr.aud Mrs. Will Carter, of Columbia,
are visiting rh~latteis parents, Mr.. Mrs.
Nat Bullard.
Rev. j. NJ. Boone is in attendance upon
held at Memphis.
Mr.. Tom HARDWOOD, of Kansas City,
spent Sunday here, the guest Of Miss
George Gilkeson.
! mTbs JOos Snhuu Wcut ~ LoNSt1NAohday
on q visit to relatives, and returned home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Henry Sinauer was in st. Louis this
week attending the meeting Of the Odd
Fellows grand lodge.
MIR. 7. b. Fredendall, of Washington
Kansas, was the guest Of his brother, DR..
g. w. Fredendall, in this city, this week.
Misses Maggie and Matte Hall, oil
Sweet Springs, visited the Misses Ireland
Monday, and witnessed the base ball
game.
Mrs. Col. F. A. Dubois, of Longton
Kansas, left Monday evening for home
after q pleasant visit to her daughter
Mrs. 3. M. Taubman.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Hammonds
were in Lexington, Wednesday, the CUES
of Miss Eva Bolen.
Mrs. John 3. White, of Odessa, and he
daughters Miss Jennie White and Mrs
Allen Jennings, were here Tuesday, on
shopping excursion.
Mrs. Isabella Yingling, who has beef
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Cors
at Paris, Texas, for the past six months
returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Inez Greene, of Junction City
Kansas, arrived Wednesday evening, ant
il the guest of friends at c. +. c. She viii
remain until after commencement.
Messrs. w. F. Zeiler, william Miller
3 Walter Waddell, William Porter, Emmett
Morrow and Charley Royle, all Of Kan
sas City, spent last Sunday in the city.
Misses Rose Combs, Rose Stevenson
Bette Belle Perrie, Bessie Bradley
Claudia Silver and Annie Groves, of {. l
, c., spent Saturday and Sunday with Mis-
Lizzie Groves, OF near Dover.
4 Sedalia Democrat: Miss Maybelle 1
Fesler, one of Sedalia's most popular an
attractive young ladies, who is a studer
at Central Female College, Lexington
spent Sunday with her parents, DIR. f. |
and Mrs. Fesler.
Mrs. X. P. Tabb and daughter, Mi'
Ella, and sons, Charles and Peyton,
Page City, left, Thursday morning, fC
" Deer Park, Maryland. Misses Fannie an
Annie will join them about June 5tl
They go to visit relatives.
Sedalia Gazette, 10th. Rev. Xenopho
Ryland, an evangelist for the Souther
10 Presbyterian church In Missouri, was
rs the city yesterday, en- route from :
es Louis to Walker, Mo-, where he will col
ra duct a protracted meeting. He is a brotl
re or of the judge OF the criminal court,
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We had o D. vveonesoay niBnt'
Buy . gasoline stove at schaws q
w.,., 5-5.tf
Our cadets should erect q movable
back-stop.
Keep your guns loaded, and ifIany bur-
! 6lass visit your premises, shoot to kill.
Rsfrigerators, best make at Schawe 4
Wells. 5-6t
Alarge delegation Of democrats attended
the state convention from this county.
Quick Meal, Dangler and Insurance
< gasoline stoves at Schawe & Weis. 6-5tf
The crowd gathered SO near the home
riats that the catcher could not take In
sfouis.n.
Let the w. M. A. boys challenge he
Kansas City Blues. The Blues have
played eight games aud lost seven.
For Sale or Rent-Good five room cot
pod locality, for sale or rent.
y. +. Kerdolff, or w. f. Ker-
5-12-4t
he time for house cleaning, and
n You intend to do any papering, don't
fall to call and get prices at A. Egle's,
. franklin avenue. 4-f-ti.
s. A cup Of Parks Tea, at night, moves
the bowels In the morning, without pain
or discomfort. For sale by Leroy Farmer,
the druggist. S-2i-u.
A. Parks Sure euro is q positive spe-
ciHc for women who arc "all run town."
and 1t certain times are troubled by
backaches, headaches, etc. For sale by
Leroy Farmer. s-Za-ti.
STRAY NorICE-One western bay mare
pony, about Is hands high, branded 8 8 {
on right hip. Liberal reward paid FOL
ryturn, or for information leading To hel
=. r ,coyery. 6-l9-2 H. G. SHEER.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or lone
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We are authorized to
On a. WALLACE
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Vice President. 5-19.td
A grand basket picnic will be given at
Bells grove, one mile south OF Corder,
Mo-, on Thursday, May "a, 1894. Prom
inent speakers will be present n address
the people. County candidates are es-
pecially invited, and are expected to be
present. Come one, come all, and bring
well filled baskets and have q good time.
Good music by Corder brass band. By
order of committee.
On last Monday evening an agreeable
surprise party was given by the members
Of the Pastime Club in honor of Misses
Emma Primer, Fannie Baehr and Glars
Johnson. About fifteen couples wers
present and all enjoyed the occasion. A
delicious fruit supper WE served abOu,
converse and games, while some stripped
the light fantastic o to the sweeI
strains furnished by the club orchestra.
Independence Sentinel: at will be
remembered that nearly five years age the
membership OF the Presbyterian oh urch
OF this city, by individual subscription
pledged about a thousand dollars a yea
to the foreign missionary work, and sen
Miss Sallie Chambers, of Lexington, Mo.
to Brazil, under the auspices of tn,
Southern Presbyterian church. Tai
fund was subscribed irrespective of tn,
north and south questions in the church
Miss Chambers proceeded to the work
and was located at Ceara for the create
part of the time, where she labored witt
great zeal and Energy. Her health failinI
she returned home to Lexington, laa
October, after q journey OF twenty-si
days by steamer, and has been restin
quietly since, recuperating. The fin
May weather and the desire to see be
|, Independence friend tempted her to pa
them a visit, and the sunshine of her fa(
is reaching their homes. She cam
, Monday evening, and will remain for
: few days this week. Miss ChambsI
3 receives a hearty welcome at IndspsI
dence."
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Representative, Aldridge Corder.
County clerk, c. IL. Harrington.
Circuit clerk, -
Sheriff, A. G. Lee.
Collector, Forest Shelby.
Enrnnnr
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Read This.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO ss
IITCAS o.

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ! sc.
LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm Of +. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
one hundred dollars for each and every
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December, A.
ID. 1856.
| go, a.. w. GLEASON,
~ Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimo-
mails, free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
E1~Sold by druggists-75c. 5-5-1m.
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56achsrs for the ensuing year as
Prot. Harry B. Walker vas re-
eleof61 superintendent, and his salary
uajisai6sd to 500 per month. In the
noe1a building the following were
sleqtedf for the rooms, beginning with the
upper ID the order named. Miss Gillian,
ngj6t Laura Buckley, Miss Jean Taylor,
Ht9lfsude HARDWOOD, and Miss Eunice
yz1f<tag. In the south building, Prof.
9fkoJarvis, principal, Miss Nettie Bulk
In Ora Houx, and Miss Mary Leist,
1ehG1ko Of term, eight months. We hope
thefk1Ae work in the coming rear will be
aff&oo6ssful n it was during the yea
IN s<nosed. Prof. George w. Peery was
IS4eo9oo6ed principal of the colored school
Miss Hawkins was reelected
nnt.n
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". N. A. DEFEATS NJ. N. A.

I'J SOsf fOTcuVf HTO'
IA Sold by druggists-75c. 5-5-1m.
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Married, at Wellington, May IL, 1874, by
Rev. A. a. Moore, MIR. John W. Stafford
and Miss Ophelia NJ. Johnson.
Married, at Napoleon, May 18th, by Rev.
Payne, Miss Lucy b. Jefferson and Mr.. w.
c. Renick. Attendants, Miss Annie Har-
vey and Mr.. John X. Renick.
The bride and bridesmaid were attired
in beautiful costumes OF cream silk,
trimmed with lace and ribbon. The room
in which the ceremony was performed
was very tastefully decorated with the
most appropriate as well as the choicest
flowers. The guests consisted of the rel
atives of the bride and groom, and DR.
Griffith, who happened to be present by
n mere chance. They were very highly
entertained by their hostess and treated
to a delicious supper.
Among the numerous and beautiful
presents were: Set OF silver knives auC
forks, Mr.. J. $. Renick and wife; set o
silver teaspoons, table cloth and napkins
Mr.. Il. w. Jefferson and wife; chambe
set, Miss Il. A. Best; set OF silver tea
spoons, Miss Annie Harvey and n set O
glasses, Miss Gertrude jefferson.
The young couple are very promisin'
and enjoy the esteem, good wishes, an
heartfelt congratulations OF many. Ma
the sunny balm of happiness forever lin
ger around them, and their future caree
be crowned with still greater success tina
their past, is the wish of their man
friends. A GUEST.
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VIZ are HUIhOrlZpd 10 annOuncp
nnN L. ED
SHERIFF.

we are authorized to announce
ZACH. W. WRIGHT
rs n candidate for the of,ca ,,f sheriff oi
.a,iayette county, subject To The action OF
the democratic primary election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OEFICES.

our charges for announcements will he.
without exceptions: For county Offices, 81. W;
for city Offices, $3.50.
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rs a candidate for the Office OF Associate Jus.
tice of the Lafayette county court for the
western District, subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
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LADIES.

Remember than we give two patterns
for the price Of one.
The draped and penned pattern shows
how the garment is put together. The
fiat duplicate is used to cut out by.
Both of these patterns for the price
Of one.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS AnnuT THEM.
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we are dutnofiZeu 10 announce
CHARLES NJ MEET
REGISTER AND TREASURER.

as a candidate for reelection Ia the Office OF
recorder for the city of Lexington, subject T.
the action Of the voters at the June election.
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Don't Delay.

1t is your duty to yourself to get rid OF
the foul accumulation in your blood, this
spring. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the
medicine you need 10 purify, vitalize and
enrich your blood. That tired feeling
which affects nearly every n in the
| spring, is driven off by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great spring medicine and blood
purifier. Try a bottle now.
| Hood,s pills bacome the favorite
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attAs Ne went to press yesterday evening
H. eallie Chambers was alive, but was
EYqR1 low, and there was little hope Tor
khef q live more than n few hours.
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Master Howard Payne has won quite a
reputation as n violinist. Last week he
was invited TO fill a number in the pro-
gram OF the Carnival Of Arts Friday
afternoon entertainment. His playing
seems TO have astonished Kansas Cityans,
and he Woos4pportuned to play at the
Boston a. (>SCompany's benefit at the
Ninth 49, drheatre, Tuesday evening.
Here I f9tge and fashionable audience
greeted dQsSnd he again deported him
self to- 5Rer5entire satisfaction of his
auditoH%&Hnh Times, speaking of his
appeasSaRsJays: at was $3.50 before the
entertanq rsSsi MitbDR violin solo
by thu Prodigy, Master Howard
piayisa comparatively difficult
selectioaA With ease and assurance,
truthfuiness oftoae and good expression,
lie was encored, aud was presented with q
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arc authorized To announce
THOMAS A. CATRoN
PROBATE JUDGE

rs a candidate for reelection tn the Office of
for Lafayette county, subject 10 the
action OF the democratic primary election.
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WILLIAM YOUNG
rs u candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Probate Judge for Lafayette county, Subject
to the action Of the democratic primary elec.
ton.
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CITY RECORDER.

ns u candidate for the Office of assessor for the
city of Lexington, subject To the action OF the
voters nj the June election.
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CIRcLIT CLERK.
CHARLES L. EWING


as a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Circuit Clerk OF the circuit court of Lafayette
county, subject TO the action OF the demo
cratic party.
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COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce
SAMUEL j. ANDREW
as u candidate for reelection to the Office o.
County Clerk OF Lafayette county. subject .,
the action of the democratic primary election
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In. e. Handley. of MAYHEM, shipped
tVo carloads OF cattle to Kansas city,
Wednesday.
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MILTON

as a candidate for the Office OF Assessor of
Lafayette county, subject to the action OF
the democratic primary election.
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oae Csnsrai giri wore q long yeit4
hon q hee spron string, during
the bali game, Monday. Somebody stos1
her ribbon, and though fifty persons
must have seen the robbery, no one would
tall her. and she did MOI recover her prop
erty.
VIII H. Ewing, who is now in Texas,
has sold "Dandy Jim," his famous trotter
for $500, and "Nedwood," a son Of the
great 'Nutwood," for S2,iOO. DANDY
JIM made q record Of 2:l6, at San An
tonic, and trotted q quarter in twenty
eight seconds, or at a 1:62 gait.
A shooting scrape occurred near Wink
lsr's factory Saturday evening, but fortu-
ustsly NO one was hurt. Rudolf Nicholas
not At Louis Manard, The trouble origi-
over. domestic affairs. Nicholas
rested and brought before Squire
He was dismissed on his w recog-
ee for $500 to await the grand jury
beeting was held at the council room
last Monday night, the purpose Of
which was TO arrange for organizing a
brass band here. We hope the efforts o
tho.e who are engaged in this work will
bs crowned with success. Lexington
shout have a goot brass band 1t Will be
need "a this fall In ratifying democratic
victories.
Mr.. L. ]. Huking, of New York, arrived
here Tuesday, to look after the Interest OF
the Lexington Water Company. He Is an
Intelligent, agreeable gentleman, and II
we'll pleased with our city, which, III
says, is financially in as good fix as any
CITY in the state. He will be here SOM
days, ut the Water %Company's Office, ant
would be pleased to have you call on him
9. .If you don't look better, feel better
eat better md sleep better, bring 1t back
That IL what we say when we sell a bottle
of Parks, Sure Cure. Ii you are not feel
ing lust right; IL your head aches, you
back aches, your stomach distresses you
II O are 'out of sorts" and don't know
what the trouble is, why don't you try
bottle on this guaranteed plan? "W'
will take the chances II you will take tn
medicine" For sale by Leroy Farmer
druggist. s-Za-ti'
Mr., VIM. Montague Bliss, OF Topeka
Kansas, who has had a great experience II
writing up the business interests oil man.
places, has been here this week, gettinI
Information for a write-up OF this city
We have seen several of his efforts in thi
line. and have reason to believe he un
derstands his business. We will publisl
his story next week, and II any OF GU
business men have been skipped, they ca
leave their names at this office, and M
Bliss will make them a call.
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Umpires James, Moore.
Scorers Owens, Carmody.
The Marmaduke team was weakened
by the absence of Jones who was their
catcher.
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CITY

as n candidate for reelection TO the Office %
Register and Treasurer for the city of Lex
ington. subject to the action OF the voters al
the June election.
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We are authorized u announce
JOHN ID. KING


as u candidate for the Office OF Register ant
Treasurer for the city of Lexington, subject
To the action of the voters of Lexington at tn,
June election.
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COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
LEE II. DILLARD
OF z

as a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
County Treasurer of Lafayette county, sub
ject 10 the action of the democratic primary
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MARSHAL.

ms n candidate for the Office of Engineer fol
the city of Lexington, subject To action of III,
voters Of Lexington at the June election.
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q are authorized to announce
Ii Ii Oil NRnMA

u. u. PHETZlNG
as a candidate for the Office of city attorney
subject to the action OF the voters ut the Jun,
election.
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ASSESSOR.

rs n candidate for reelection tn the Office oi
Attorney for the city OF Lexington. subject C
the action Of the voters at the June election.
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ASSESSOR.
We are authorized tn -announce

We are authorized to announce
W. A. PAGE
as a candidate for the Office of Assessor of
Lafayette county. subject 10 the action OF the
democratic primary election.