The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-06

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Stealing Office is a crime.
Van Horn, editor and political thief.
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George Vest will speak at 2 o'clock
Monday.
No man can lay claim to being a b
democrat and vote tor Van Horn. G.
Governor Stones speech in this issue :,
Is worth the reading of all voters. :,
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Governor Stone is a sure hitter. He o.
has not missed the nail IN a long time.
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The democratic state ticket is safe. :,
What we want is about 8 O,ooO majority a.
for it.
Evidently FitzsimmOns has senator Il
ial ambitions. He thinks he is a hard o
hitter. n
1t is rather singular that Mckinley >;
and a tornado struck Kansas at the >,
same time. n
George Vest is an orator, ana MS Is
speech Monday will be worth travelling r.
miles to hear. c.
Lets talk less about presidential as "
pirants and more about democratic =,
November majorities. 6,
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As a general rule the populists have &c
gained nothing by throwing their arms is
around the Coxeyites. '
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The republican party is the only IN r,
~stitution in Missouri that has not nj
denounced the A. p. A. 7,
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This may be an 'soff year" in politics, b.
bat not in crimes. The state p%eniten- :"
tiary has nearly 21Oo inmates.
The republicans want votes. They e
would unite church and state, or any IL
thing else that would get them. n
Flying Jib paced a mile, Thursday, CT
at Chillicothe, Ohio, in 1854. There CT
is no telling what will come next. b
Corbett wants to fight the world. !,
ssHe had better look o leetle out" John =
L. has not yet been sent to congress. :,
Governor Mckinley has invaded
Missouri and left without making the al
impression that .sthe furrener paid the g
taxes" al
Breckenridge will practice law in "
Lexington, Kentucky. Il goes without =
ysesd with y
>zssSs5 ell
Tarsney. The weather has been superb fir
and the crowds that greeted him large al
and enthusiastic. is
Billy Mckinley, who some people r
say is the sshonest tool of eastern rob- "
bers," is through with Missouri. Mis- -
souri, was through with his kind thirty u
years ago. "
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With the miners working, and with 81
101 boarders at Central, tifty-eight at a,
w. NJ. A., thirty-nine at f. A. S. and b
sixty-three at b. F. c., Lexington is h
doing fairly well, thank you. CT
Lafayette county democrats never IL
had a better ticket to support. 1t ap-
peals to all honorable citizens. 1t now 81
commands their respect and will COM W
mand their votes in November. V
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The republican party is for votes 81
and not principles. 1t refused to de- f.
nounce the A.. P. A., and now has
thrown its arm around the organiza- h
ton. The democrats say s.church and a,
state, forever seperate; united in eter- ;,
nifty" nj
II the English investigating commit Of
tee would come over to this country tG
and institute a thorough investigation II
of the average republican Uranium, it 81
would find some of the cutest merry d
~go-rounds ever exhibited to an inno- Il
cent public. Al
Resolve you, this day, that if the =
Lord let's you live you will do your duty -
to your country and 60 to the polls on "
November 6. Whether you be popu- =
list or prohibitionist, democrat or re- =
publican, it is your duty to raise your :
voice in the affairs Of your country. >
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The republicans don't want anything Il
said of Van Horns record. They r,
ought to have thought of this before d
they nominated Van Horn. His record N
needs not to be published. The major b
part OF the voters Of this district know
1t like a book and they know it to be r,
mixed with political robbery all along k
the line. "
When Tarsney goes back to Kansas :
City tomorrow he can carry the mes 3
sage to honest Bob Yeager that Lafay- :,
cite county democrats are workers, "
and not soreheads, and that for some
reason this does not seem to be an ssoff :
year" in these parts, and honest Bob :,
she'll laugh for he knowed it all the :.
time" "
How big is old Van Horn, papa, Il
That radicals call him great;
Is he like some tall steepIe, high
A power in the stateP i,
Oh, no, my son, old Van is great i,