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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.
DRESS AND cLoAKMAKINa.

NEW GODET SKIRT CUT FOR 81 SO;
IN cotton dresses plain, 81 so; spring suits,
So up MRS. E. CHATHAM, Dressmaker
1923 seventh street. Country orders nlled.
DRESSMAKING-THE DE GARMo SYS-
/ TEN; agency and parlOrs. 1920 Eighth
street: complete instructions in dresscutting.
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WANTED.

DOY WANTED = TO HELP BUILD
ID fence. Apply northeast corner Eighteenth
and q streets. 1T
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A HOLE IN THE GROUND
l. Lot 25xS0 feet, northwest corner Sixth
aud @, look at it and make Inc an otfer I'LL it
up and we pay you. SrKOBEL, agent,
BY j. jeS-2t
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LosT-FoUND.

T OST-NEAR PAVILION IN OAK PARK
i 4 or J-street car, a dark brown boa or
fur for the neck. Return to this office and
be rewarded je7-3t*
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OO1O' STREET - TWO PLEASANT
1910 front rooms: suitable for house
keeping.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

$50 REWARD F0R The arrest RE AND
damaged a magnolia tree on Tenth, between
and q streets 1t
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NAS ENGINE AND BATTERY WORK
" by practical man of twenty years ex-
perlence S24 * street Telephone AS.
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HARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
~ only $1GO per acre; water pes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
j. I. CARDWELL owner, 1904 N street, or
3Ol j street. Sacramento.
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"DEN HUR" BICYCLES, STRICTLY
ID high. grade and first-class up to date
wheels, only $50; be sure and see them be-
fore you purchase CHAS. NJ CAMPBELL
400 street. Carpets and furniture
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YyO LET-NO. 1909 EIGHTH STREET,
l house rooms; closets; high basement:
large yard; stable; rent. S11. STROBEL,
agent, 317 j. je6-6t
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1900 SECOND STREETS OR NICELY
1870 furnished or unfinished rooms fol
light housekeeping.
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TNELEPHONE 3S6-LISTER'S SPECIAL
i delivery; trunks, 25c. Stand Kolliker,s
drug store, Sixth and j. Leave orders
THOMAS h. LISTER.
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J!TANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, be-
tween and r. NJ, 1901 street.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MALE AND
II female help of all kinds furnished at short
notice by z. NJ. RAYMOND, 524 X. Tel. 265.
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A LII LADIES HAVING FEW HOURS
n leasure each day should write me at once
regarding pleasant home work which easily
pays 81 weekly. This is no deception and
Will certainly pay you to investigate. Reply
with stamped envelope. MRS. s. A. STEB-
BINS. Lawrence Mich 1tt
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90 TO G. B. CHAPMAN, 1927 FOURTH
VI street, for screen door and windows.
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SUGAR PINE FoREsTED LANDS IN
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

in large or small quantities, will be
sold for interest only, for five years,
the purchaser agreeing to protect
the lands from all Interpretations. The
forested lands of the Central PACING
Railroad Company and the Oregon
& California Railroad Company en-
brace the best and most accessible
timber land TO be found on the Pacific
Coast. They offer special induce
ments for speculative investment.
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TO LET OR RENT.

1910 FOURTH STREET-A PLEASANT
L SIO furnished front room, with bath,
only ST.
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A NCHOR LINE NAIL STEAMSHIPS
n sail regularly every Saturday-New York
to Glasgow, via Londonderry. Anchoria,
June 10th; Circassia, June 22d; City OF
Rome June 29th; Ethiopia, July 9th. Sa-
loon, second-class and steerage tickets, single
or round trip, at lowest rates. For tickets
local agents or to HENDERSON BROTH
ERS, Chicago. MWF
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YNO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
i southwest corner of Fifth and X Streets
suitable for wood and coal yard. Address
u, o. Box 1913 City,
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CHICKENS SERVED IN SPANISH
" style, 1Oc; tamales, 1oc; tamales with
coIIee, Loo; open day and night. MRS,
kEENE, Seventh and NJ streets
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PERSONALS.

MRS. A. BROCKWAY, TEST AND IN
IHl dependent slate writing medium, 4l7h
h street. Sittings daily
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Had. Dill act harmoniously with
41OOo LIS Hoods Sarsaparilla, eos
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OOIK STREET = PLEASANT FUR
Duh nished front rooms for housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
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rOS M STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
IUC pleasant front room, rent reasonable.
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DEMOvED MESSENGER OFFICE TO 6l2
IL X ST.; tel.474. a. w. KATZENSTEIN, Mgr
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HoTEL LANGHAM-COR. FOURTH AND
III l. Enthusiastically first-Class; rooms with
or without board: meals. 25c; board, 81 per
week, Transient solicited.
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mo ] STREET-A. B. GILMORE, PLY.
IulN mouth Restaurant; board and lodg-
ing. good home cooking and reasonable rates.
Call and give us a trial.
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d1S1 X STREET-FURNISHED ROOMS
Hop from 81 so to So per week. Strictly
tirSt-claSs.
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MANSION HOUSE DINING-ROOM,-
wi Meals at all hours, zoe; board Dy week,
sa; good cool rooms at low figures.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

o1cP sTREET-RoOM WITH BOARD;
OlO terms reasonable.
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Hoods, D.a1, cure an liver ins, buisuD
11OOO . llAS ness, headache. H
"HIG9INsVILLE ITEMS.

AA1A AN
A very inventive and intelligent Mr..
Stockton, from Lamar. Mo-, is now
here selling and establishing agencies to
sell Stockton's fire guard and SCOT
catcher.
Elder G. NJ. GOode, of Lexington, and
r. NJ. Messick exchanged pulpits last
Sunday. Elder Goode preached morn
ing and evening at the Christian church.
His sermons .abounued with much of
the very best Christian thought, ex.
pressed in very good language, and his
discourses were well received. His
powers Of analysis and reasoning are
very strong, and convincing. His
delivery is very clear. Really these two
sermons drove his teaching with very
great power. Such speaking is q chief
characteristic of his sermons. He Is q
minister of u%nyielding force and vigorous
convictions. We have frequently heard
him before in Lexington. We are very
thankful for such sermons at any time,
although X. NJ. Messick is all the time
q vigorous impressive speaker with
his church people and others.
We now have a monster skeleton here
on exhibition, found in the Cherokee
strip buried in the sand. The Acme
will publish this week a very. accurate
description of it. We have seen the
skeleton and the description prepared
for publication by the editor OF the
Acme, and we feel this written descrip-
ton for publication is almost perfect,
however we refer all who wish for
correct knowledge, so far as can be
known, to the Acme. 1t is q very great
curiosity. J. VS..
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THE PARK QUESTION.

Congress will soon convene, and
should get ready to present
her claims for the National Park.
The old Lexington battle grounds
deserve better at the hands Of the
government than to be allowed to
grow up in weeds and brush, with
out any monument whatever to mark
the spot where a nations heroes
sacrificed their lives for principle.
These grounds should be converted
into a national park, and this will be
done if Lexington goes to work in CO.
operation with the survivors of the
battle before congress and
gets everything in shape to present the
question in its proper shape.
But this work must commence In
Lexington, and the lNTELLIeENcER
suggests that it begin at once. Let
some of our older cnizens call a meet
ing, invite all who will work to attend,
organize a National Park association,
elect the proper officers, among them
a secretary who Is willing to devote
some time to the work, and place in
the hands of these officers sufficient
funds to prosecute the work.
Let this meeting be called as soon as
possible, but let us not begin the work
thinking that it will require no funds.
Money will be needed TO defray the
expenses of printing, correspondence,
and perhaps sending a committee to
Washington. Lexington has not q
citizen who is not interested In this
movement. Every local patriot wants
the park, not alone for the good it will
do Lexington, but because it is sug-
gested by patriotism, love of country
and reverence for the men who have
fought her battles.
Who will be the first to move in this
matterp Will it be our mayorP viii
it be Capt. Plattenburg, j. C. McGrew,
Robt. Taubman, w, G.. McCauslandi
| Or will some one else take the lead,
| Some one must do it.
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Do you speculate? Never was there a
better opportunity TO make large profits
with small investments in grain than
now. Our book on successful speculation
explains everything fully. We have the
best and most successful plans In use.
Our book and full particulars sent free
upon request; they enable anyone to trade
intelligently in grain. We are making
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our book and market letter; 1t will cost
larger profits can be made In grain specu-
lation with less risk and more certainty
than In ordinary business pursuits.
Highest references. Drop US a letter or
postal for full information. Pattison q
Co., GIL Omaha Building, Chicago, Ill.
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by PEARL RERDER, D. G. IoSSrta
nc wsllacs, jr., Attorney sor P,ais6iG.
OF PUBLICATION
OF
GnAanfv NJ aeavasex

STATR OF MISSOURI. f
County Of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF said county. in vacs-
ton, Oetober Mo-. ice.
Tue State OF Missouri. At the relation and u
the use of Thomas A Cstron, collector OF the
revenue ot Lafayette county, In the state ur
Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
Unknown heir Of T. A. Moore. deceased,
To the said Unknown Heirs Of +. A.. Moorc,
S aisissis has s"s ao ara @srsSy n 1 sS,a srs ssss ~; ,aS
In ssid court By. petition, the object aud
general nature Of which IL TO obtain . JUDI
mens iar sne taxes, interest and costs due on
the county Of Lafayette and State Of Missouri,
to vii; 70 acres the south half of .outheast
quarter OF northeast quarter " section s.gst
six (s6l, said real estate being delinquent Vor
the years iSsa. lsSo. lsal. lsas and isss, and that
said sazes for said years, exclusive OF
the same may be declared q lien on said real
%nss ,s %na ans AZ t msy ss sa er may Ss s % s. 81 ~
the Judgment rendered herein, with interest,",
fees, penalties commissions and costs.
yo Mn spS sSS az ass ,h sar Tass ,s S1s'. g ~ s sss.
to be begun and held at the court honse. Ia
the city OF Lexington, In said county, ga the
the sixth day of said term. IL the term
shall 50 long continue, and II not. theu before
the end Of the term. and answer said petition.
The same viii be taken Ne confessed.
And IL IL further ordcrcd that q copy Nereoe
ba published In the Lexington Weekly lntellt-
gencer, a newspaper puhlishcd In sAid county
last insertion To be al least fifteen DAYS 6reosO
the commencement OF the next term ot ~
court.
true copy. Attest:
ny PEARL RrgpER, u. q. lc-ssyw
IA 4. Wallace. Jr, Attorney for PisinIia.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE CLIPPINGS.

Pink and blue are our colOrs.
Debating is soon to be added to our
college purse
A night class in penmanship will be
organized soon.
Prof. A. Z. Hortenstein visited Kan
sas City Sunday.
ID. +. Pfeger visited his home in Hig-
ginsville Sunday.
ID. +. Pfeger and G.. G. Smarr were
engaged as experts a few days ago.
Geo. p. Blackwell has been enjoying
the beauties of the woods this week.
He reports squirrels plentiful. but hick-
Orynuts scarce.
The l.. b. G. l.. Society held its first
meeting Saturday night. The program
consisted OF Iecitations, readings and
essays. The society adopted pink and
blue q, college colors.
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Hog ChOlera-a Dead Shot,


We, the undersigned, farmers and
breeders Of thoroughbred hogs, Of Brown
county, Kansas, have tested the merits OF
Irwin Poke Root Powders for the last two
to four years. We consider It Q sure pre-
ventive, and also a sure cure for hog
cholera n swine fever. We have
lost no hogs since we have used Poke
Root Powder, and hog cholera has been
all around MS. We have seen this medi-
cine cure some very sick hogs, and don't
think any hog raiser should be without it
for five times the cost.
ELIAS ZIMMERMAN,
D.. w. EVANS,
J. b. DAVIS, .
NJ. p. MEIsENHKIMKR.
For sale by Crensbaw & Young. 26t2
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ATTRACTIONS OF THE LAW.
Sacrifices That Young Men Make In ths
Hone of fame and Fortune.

Sacrifices That Young Men Make In ths
Hope of I anne and Fortune.
Considerably over two hundred young
men are graduated annually from the
law schools of this city. The grad
yates include not only the usual num-
Der of well-schooled young men with
friends to help them and perhaps
means at command, but as well a con-
siderable percentage of men who come
to their law studies without the advsn-
tage of a good grounding in English,
Latin, and the sciences, without money
or financial friends, and with wives
and children dependent upon them for
support. Some of these latter finish
their law studies at an age when most
lawyers have been from three to ten
years In practice. =
Persons acquainted with the difficult
ties that beset the young lawyer in
New York wonde- what the new grad
yates in law of this sort are to do.
They are earning In various occupa-
tions from seven hundred and fifty to
fifteen hundred dollars q year. Few
Of them can hope to earn Immediately
at the law above six hundred dollars n
year., and almost none hope within
four or five years to earn by his prac-
tice as much as the most successful
now earn by their present occupations.
Most of such graduates in law hope to
find law clerkships at Ave hundred to
six hundred dollars a year, but for
these they must compete with the
cleverest and best educated men from
the most famous law schools in the
country. Those who take the a~lternas
tive of setting up offices for themselves
must sacrifice ordinarily all Of their
present income for an uncertainty that
may not yield threehundred dollarsin
the first year, and may yield less than
one Thousand dollars In the third or
fourth or fifth year. Some never get
beyond law clerkships; some never find
themselves able to give up the trade
that earns their bread in order to be-
gin that by which they hoped to earn
both bread and fame. Enough succeed
to insure full classes In the law schools
year after year. ~
A q matter of fact the law continues
to attract men here and elsewhere, In
spite of statistics that prove the aver
age earnings of lawyers to be below
those of skilled mechanics. Men with
families to support work all dav and
pay from ten to twenty-five per cent.
of their incomes annually for the OPP
~portunity Of studying law at night.
Other men work all night for the OPP
p~ortunity Of studying law by day.
Naval officers stationed here sometimes
squeeze In law lectures along with
their duties TO the government. Ste
nographers, Office boys, newsboys and
all sorts of Woodworking people share
the belief that . chance to practice
law Is worth almost any sacrifice OF
time and energy. Country folk still
say Of any bright lad. HE ought to
DO . lawyer" and the same belief In
the law rs q profession seems to be
held by q great many New Workers of
all sorts. 1t is still held to be the pro-
fession that leads to dignities and hon.
ors, to political success, and eve to
wealthy Y. Sun.
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Elec. Tic RIiterS

This remedy is becoming 20 well knows
and 20 popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A pures
medicine hoes not exist and 1t 10 guaran.
teed to do all that il claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the livss
and kidneys, will remove pimples, boifs.
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. will drive malaria from
the system and prevent a. well as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure Of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters-entire satisfaction guaranteed, OF
money refunded. Price 50c. and. 81 pes
bottle at Tevis' drug store. Nos
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Reader.

A Kansas City concern, the Radford
Eczema Co., is announcing its business
through our columns, and there are prob.
ably many among our readers who are
interested therein. In this weeks issue
they make ! generous offer Of free treat
mept, which we hope many will take
advantage Of, for we are reliably informed
that this company 10 substantial and do
what they promise. They have many
letters on nie at their ONCE telling Of
cures effected In many bad cases, and they
can assure any one Of their ability to
carry to success any case they may under
take. Be sure to mention this paper
when writing to them.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ch~ilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, oil no pay required.
It il guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Csc. a box.
For sale at Tevis's drug store. tt.
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The Missouri foot ball team defeated
the Purdue University team last sSatur-
day by q score Of 16 10 6. The Purdu,
cam averaged twenty pounds heavier
than the Missouri Tigers, but Missouri.
brains won over ''Hoosler'' beef. No
one was killed.
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Fifty young Turks were arrested
last Saturday, for participation in The
Armenian riots. They were tried, con
victsd and drowned inside of four days.
TURKEY Gan get a move or herself wher
John Bull and Uncle Sam tell her I,
perambulate.
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A between Culberson and Clarke
1t u hard to tell which of the two 60,
the most newspaper advertising fol
doing their duty. Each secured enough.
however to make a lecture tour .
success.
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800 Reward 800.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, |.
yrCAo NnnNmv r.

N0Q
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm Of F. J.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In the city
Of Toledo, county and state Aforesaid, and
that said arm will pay the sum of One
Hundred Dollars for sch and every care
OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day Of Dec NIB ,r, A.
D. 1888. A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucouf
surfaces Of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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:
KANSAS CITY. M0.
OF PUBLICATION,

N cou ~ o. sfESsSS.1a.sr..s q
In the Circuit Court q nd Ueupsy. IN VISA
tion. October - 1ab.
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector Of
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, In the
State OF Missouri, Plaintiff.
Sarah Z. Bransford and Milford b. Rrsnssosd,
Susie 2 Brsnsford, and JOIN 8. BrsssfosS.
10 the said d~efendants, you are hsr.hy
SUI. against you In SAID coSr. y PssIsss: q
obtain q Judgment for the taxes, iuopeeue sD1
costs due on the following described real
State ssssse, 81 s' n,sseu ,n the soe csn:'y o 3 hsssy Sas. :os
Of the nOStSsess quarter Of ssssoa Z so.n-
ss io Fl; ssaf Sea Il; %0ss !! ss,sas ssss s. S:: sssssa
formerly owned Sy wilma ]. Heosz ySscs
from an established corner WttnGnls1 b 8
black locust tree twelve iucAes IN diaDsese.
marked With three noechss and DsarlnG III
said established cornsr being a 49, -
OF Mulberry street fnow 2otA streeq ed belng
Inc southwest cosvsr % h nseeae1sg -
corner W said Aouge's loe; thonce fto0 M
beginning corner with aid HuIborry ofT0as
tnow ssh, souss 70 xdeGrsss ~ Is lsss .
-takcs tocucc ooSto - O0I0 - - kyY&
. . = stake; thence nort6 leH oegsoes -, 1oS
{ ct 10 . stake: thence south osk idegfoss
vest, ~ feet % u esetpAinc. coctaia1ng
lands conveyed b ID eSCksSss o. Csr0sl
to jackson Cooper, o. data jelly a .let.
recorders Once. Lafayette county, Mhssoun,
said real estate being delinquent fol ~ yeess
is1, less, l9ee. iso, 1881. l1e4 ~ on4e1n
said taxes for said yeArA. exclu.tvo a po0A11y.
interest and costa, amount In IT, oglyaDoto 10
the sum OF ele.eo and thai the Q@o ~ bo
declared. o lien IN said Beal estG1s, an1 tat
the same may Be cold o. % nu66 tAaro,e o.
may be necessary TO satisfy The 1uAg1sut
rendered herein. with interest,", tee, pe1altes.
commissions aud costs.
And yuu are furthag n0eined thai unleaD you
appear NJ the next term Of said court, 20 ~
begun and held at the courthouse, In tho city
Of Lexington, In said county. On ~ nd oay
Of DeOember neat. and a q hoeugQL - -
day Of sold town. II the oerm - 80
continue. and IL not, then before the sad OF
the term. and answer aatd petition. The same
will be taken as confessed.
Aud it n further ordered tAat . eopy oorssf
be published In the Lextngton Weekly lhrel-
lieenctr. a newspaper published In aid county
of Lafayette, for four weeke succeestveey. to
last insertion to be at least nfteeu days botore
the commencement OF the ucxt ufFm q Ihie
court.
A true copy. Attest
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"Profound political philosophy" l.
the way a prominent democrat de
scribed Vests speech 10 an INTELLI-
GExcER reporter. Yes, 81 profound
that It has not yet been answered b,
the golden calf worshipers.
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Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
iamation and granulation at once. Can
oe had at any drug store at twenty-five
cents q box. 2~-3-1year.
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The gold bug papers pretend to b.
very glad to hear that Vest will supporl
the nominee of the democratic party.
whether he be a silver or a gold man
1t would be a good plan to get the golc
bugs pledged to support the ticke,
provided u silver man be nominated.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-10-26

TIE .twenty-ninth annual session Of
the Missouri Press Association was in
session at Pertle Springs this week
Our editor is in attendance.
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The money question is giving candi
dates no little trouble. 1t stares then
al in the face, just like the tariff ques.
tion onccd did. There is nc way arouno
it boys. You must make a wa.
thrOugh IL.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-10-26

Spanish soldiers bayonet the
wounded insurgents when any art
captured, The United States ought tc
tSke possession of Cuba.
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Tho reported d%iscourtesy of Lord
Salisbury toward Mr.. Bayard, oni
English minister. was a .sfake." n,
such interview occurred, and there wa
no discourtesy.
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Mrs. Satterly, Of Vernon county, is
76 years OF age, and is cutting her
third tecth. Five are already through
and more are coming.
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rr'ze ~ .hiing is about played out IN
TINS co'As .ry. The jawsmiths ought to
to ba ~ to hard work.
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John Sherman's new book tells some
bad tales, but none on John Sherman.
The author overlooked some fine
material tor sensation.