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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-29
SILVER MEN BEATEN.
Meeting OF the Kentucky Demo-
cratic Convention.
The Administration Men Have Things
Their Own wav on the First Round
"A nlacx tye for senator
Blackburn.


Kentucky Democrats.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June 28-The ad-
ministration and Secretary Carlisle
were certainly favorites In the demo-
cratic state convention here yesterday.
The silverites were beaten two TO one.
They claimed q victory in the election
of Breckner as temporary chsirmsn
over Stone. but after the former
divided the appointments equally on
all the committees and announced his
made on him. Judge Breckner is
sound money" man, but favored Gen.
Hardin for governor. Although Gen.
Hardin favors free coinage, he has
been supported throughout BY many
who insist ON . sound money platform
for him.
The feature of the day was the de-
feat in his home district of Senator. ].
C. 8. Blackburn for member Of the
committee on resolutions by Prof. Ar
thur Yeager, q man OF pronounced
gold standard views, but who has de-
voted his time to college work and not
to politics Senator blackburn aspirsd
to the Craftsmanship Of this committee
and expected to have . majority Of
its members with him for free coinage
and against Cleveland and Carlisle.
When blackburn was defeated in the
Seventh district 1t was sscertsined
that the Hardin men did not want to
BE- embarrassed by his appointment ~
one of the members at large, and then
Mr.. w. T. Ellis, of the Second district,
offered Mr.. Blackburn his proxy. OBJ
jections were raised in the convention
on the announcement of Blsokburn's
name for the committee from the Sec.
ond district. and no further efforts In
that direction were made.
The names Of Congressman W. J.
Stone and Judge w. N. Brsokasr wsrs
presented for temporary ohairmaa
when the roll Of 1l0 counties wae
called. The result WAS announced q
follows: Breckner. ASK; Stone. l3o}<.
The total vote was s70, but Il was not
all cast owing to contests; necessary
to choice, $40. The election Of Breck-
ner - the temporary presiding ofacer
was made unanimous and . committee
appointed to escort him to the chair.
As the combination Of Hardia for
governor and the silverites supported
Breckner and the combina ton Of Clay
for governor and the ''sound money"
men supported Stone, the result Of the
selection Of temporary chairman was
received with cheers Is . direct Cd
vantage for Hardin and Indirectly IN
advantage for the silver men. who had
been beaten during the forenoon In the
district meeting.
Senator Lindsay prepared the nsjor-
ity report ON resolutions. which an
braced Q strong, honest money plank
and indorsed Cleveland and Csrlisls by
name for their financial policy and ad-
ministrationa It was signed BY nine
Of the thirteen members Of the COM
mittee. There were two minority re-
ports, one signed by Rhes and Ellis for
the FREQ coinage Of silver st 10 10 l,
and the other simply reshlrming the
platform Of 1892, signed By clsrdy and
Coulter.
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R@!a!:!!l! q! Rs.dssz: RRs;;idRs
A0AOLUTEIX pURE
MISSOURI, CROPS.

Wesas 40 Bye Harvest Well AdvaacoA-
Shsps.
CoLUNDrA, No, June Is The
westher-crop bulletin issued BY the
Missouri service for the week ended
June e2, says: Although considerable
damage was done by wind TO crops,
fruit trees and buildings In . number
Of the western counties. and harvest
and corn plowing were delayed BY
rains In some Of the western, central
and southern counties, the past week
hsa, on the whole, been very favorable
to the farmer. Wheat and rye harvest
Il we'll advanced except In some of the
extreme northern counties. and . num-
Der ut fcorrsspondeutsr report that wheat
10 turning out better than expected.
In few Of the southern counties wheat
In shock was injured BY the heavy
rainA
Corn has bscome foul In some dis
tricts, the ground having been too wet
20 work, aud In . number of counties
chiuch bugs are doing great damage.
especially near wheat fields, but gen
orally the crop Is in Ane condition and
growing rapidly. Oats, meadows and
pastures are greatly improved since
the late rains, and max Is doing we'll.
Hsying hes commenced In some coun-
tiss EARLY potatoes are about made
snd gardens are coming ON In good
shape Tobacco II about all set snd d
gonsrally doing we'll. Early apples,
p0ochoo and apricota are riponiuQ
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FRANCE oEMANos aeoassa


Prompt Puntshmsas - shs Chissss Assail-
ants of Missisassiss Called Fer.
LONDON, June GA special from
Shanghai says that dstssls have been
received there in reessd - the outraass
upon Americans Aud 0sber forsignsrs
At Ching Tso end other provinces Of Ss
Chuen, showiav thst their suiRsriass
have been terrible. The viosroy q tks.
province encouraged the ChiG11s 1Hob -
destroy the missiohary - Sehss psop-
srty and It IL reported t3lst > ChtAess
official attempted to bu0ss4 Aishop
Dunsnd. The French miulssspst Pskin
has sent an ultimatum 10 the vicsroy
Of Nanking demanding prompt redress
Of the wrongs to foreigners and an
nouncing that In the event Of nom
compliance the commander Of the
French squadron will be empowered
TO act at his discretion.
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Two LIVES saved.

6. Mrs. Phosbs Thomas. of Junction
City. ILL.,, wss told by her doctors that she
had consumption, and that there was no
hope for her. but two bottles OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her, and
she s.ys It saved her life. Mr.. Thomas
Eggers. lso Florida street, San Francisco.
suffered from dreadful cold, approach
ing consumption. He trisd without re-
salt everything else. then bought one
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and was cured In two
weeks. He 10 naturally thankful. Il ID
such results, Of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy OF this
medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial
bottles at Tsvis' drug store. Regular
sizes, fifty cents and S1.00.
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The Bishop-I hope, my dear young
lady, that you have always before you
some high ideal, some exalted type of
womanhood. that you hope In time to
reach
Miss Pinkerly-I have indeed, bishop.
have always looked forward to being
n bride judge.
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Western Lsasas.
western Associatlon.
An Austrian Court Martial.

LEMBURe, Austria, June 2s.-A court
martial was held at Prezemyal. 0alicia,
which tried twenty-six husssrs for the
murder Of q sergeant Three non-com-
missioned officers and ten privates,
who were chosen by lot to do the deed,
were sentenced to death. and the re-
mainder to imprisonment for life. The
condemned men have already been
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The Doctors Are Coming. /.

10 toe hu8itSh OOctOrs.
DEAR HIRs:-I desire to let you know
how much DR.. Stewart has helped me.
have been . great sufferer with kidney
trouble and pain in my side; could hardly
get around, and was getting worse all the
time. When commenced treatment with
him ] was hardly able TO cit up, Was %
! could not be helped. I commenced
treatment with him, and commenced TO
feel better right away. Pains left me, and
sm now able 70 de my own work. can.
try him. know he will help you. Re-
spectfully, MRS. SARAH p. HoRMoN,
Broadhead, Mo.
The doctors will be at the Commercial
Hotel. Lexington, NO., Monday. July
1. Once open from .. m. 10 p. m. Call
and be examined. Consultation tree.
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LONDON, June 26-Prince Emanuel
Hilbert, duke of Aosta, nephew OF
King Humbert, Of Italy, was married
to-day at the church of St. Raphael,
Kingston-on-Ths to Princess
Helene, OF Orleans. second daughter OF
the countess Of Paris and sister of th Z
duke of Orleans.
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Ao"D sAAsso"i' majesty 1t once
summoned Lord Salisbury, leader of
the conservatives TO Windsor to con-
slider the formation OF . conservative
ministry. This afternoon It was on
cislly announced that Lord salisbury
had accepted the task of forming .
new cabinet
The cabinet crisis continues to sb-
sorb the attention Of every one. It
may not be necessary 10 All all the
places In the ministry. - the Times
intimsted this morning, before takinG
steps for an Immediate appeal to the
country. Then. according I. 70 the
programme, the marquis Of Sslis-
bury would become premier and
president Of the council Of min
listers, AMI the duke Of Dsvonshirs
would become secretary of state for
foreign af1sirA Mr.. Bslfour 10 ssid 70
b slated for the Office Of Arst lord of
the treasury, and Mr.. Chsmberlsin will
become secretary Of state for war.
1t. Hon. George 0oschen, formerly
chancellor Of the sxchequsr. h ssid 20
b. slated for the post Of Arss lord Of
the admiralty. Lord LansdoWns. Sir
Henry James and Hon- Leoasyd Court
ney, liberal unionists. are rsportsd to
have been sslectod for csbinet pooi.
tions The principal members of ths
Salisbury cabinet must b re-slected
Immediately and . dissolution AZ par.
Lament u expected within fortaighA
The Irish members are extremely
uneasy and disaatisaed. They state
that after acting for three yesrs -
the strongest arm Of the government
Il hes been dissolved without passing
any Of the principal Irish neasursa
Not only has home rule not progrssssd,
but the county eouucil bill, which
reached . second reading. the grand
jsry bill and the proposal to extend
the power OF guardians regarding To-
borers' cottagse were sll lost The
only Irish meaeUses now likely 10 b
passed IL Mr.. Healy's municipel fran-
chiss bill, which hes gone TO the house
of lorda a-
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KEEL, June 22.-The ceremonies At.
tending the opening Of the Baltic canal
closed yesterday by the Emperor VIII
liam laying the last stone In the pres
ence Of thousands of visitors. In lay.
ing the stone the emperor said: "In
memory of Emperor William the Great,
! christen this canal the Kaiser vii.
helm canal"
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rvo lAoliceooa CellidsA

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. June e6-Polics
Sergeant Neenan and Patrolman Kelly
were playing In . Aremen's ball team
Monday, and in running for . ny the
officers collided. Al frst II was thought
their injuries were slight, but both
men sre In precarious condition.
Neenau's skull Il believed to have
been fractured and Kelly Is injured in
teruAllv
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JETyERsoN CITY, No, June sl.-The
STATE Bankers association concluded
its work and adjourned st noon. Pertle
Springs was selected - the next place
OF meeting. the date to BE- axed by the
executive committee. The following
Oflcers we're elected: President. G. w.
Seeber. Of Higginsville; first vice pres
ident, Brsck Jones, Of St Louis; secre.
tsry and treasurer, Frank p. Hayes, Of
Lancaster.
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For Sale.

sixty-nve aud forty one-hundrsdths
acres OF good land, three miles east OF
Lsxiugtoa. all under fence aud most OF II
In cultivation. Plenty Of good water; due
stock farm. L. ScorT,
Lexington, No.
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Appsi.sDe.ss b. 0ov. stone.

JKvyERs0N Crrv, Mo-. June ss.-0ov.
Stone to-day made the following sp-
pointments: James Zimmerman and
Otto e. Forster, police commissioners
ef ~ Louis; Charles Evans, state coal
mine inspector; Francis A. Legrsve.
state inspector of lead and zinc mineA
The latter two were re-appointmenta
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GEYER & COMPANY.
Notice.
To Qelinnuenf Tax pavera.

To Delinquent Tax Payers:
Notice is hereby given that suit has
been filed on all the delinquent taxes on
land In Lafayette county, Missouri, for
the year 1898, and back, and that same
will Ge issued on unless paid at once.
calling at the county collectors office
and paying of the taxes and costs at
once. You may save other and greater
costs OF the suit.
ii. q. WALLACE, Jr.,
3-30-tf Back Tax Attorney,
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Kansas CITY. No. June sa-Ths su-
prems court Of Missouri, sitting In
banc st Jefferson City. decided this
morning that the charter Of the Kan
.sas City Gas Light 4 Coke Co. has en-
pirsd II also decided that because Of
the expiration Of the franchise the
company has ceased 70 exist and its
use Of the streets Of this city 10 .
usurpatiop- Judgment of custer was
entered and the city's big fght against
the company was formally brought TO
sn end IN . complete victory for the
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ITHin NO. daI1y except Suhuay auu MuhuHy
evenings.
Train No. s daily except Saturday and Sun
day evenings.
Excursion tickets sold to Kansas City Satur-
day and Sunday mornings, good for return
until Monday morning, at one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets sold and bagpage checked through 10
all points In the United States and Canada.
S.A. .VERMILLION, Ticket Agent.
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SANTA FR, N. NJ, June sa-In the
United States land court to-day the
Peralta claim for le. 900, 600 acres In
Arizona was pronounced fraud and
rejected. James A. Peralta ResviA
the claimant was Immediately arrest
ID ON Q federal warrant for fraud.
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rsnpsrasee Day q 0tssvk.'

OTTAWA, Kan, June a8.-This d the
ninth day Of the Chsutsuqus assembly
and has been given 70 the eopsidera-
tion Of Temperance. Frank Beard
drew cartoons for largo audience this
afternoon, and tonight Fred Emerson
Brooks, Of Csliforuis, gave rssdings
from his own uoAmA
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"Br,dre or no Bridge. >

Having sold my drugs and medicine, all
ical services will please settle at once. as
am compelled TO collect.
2-16-tf p. 8. FULKERsON.
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A latsnssies ssasAs - Ssasrssa CITY -
Provost aabolsssoa - ths Prspsslsssa.
JEvyERsoN CrrY, Mo-, June ea-A
suit Of great Importance, at least to
Je2srsoa City and Ssdalia, was filed In
the circuit court here yesterday, Joseph
B. Edwards saking for . writ Of pro-
hibition to prevent the secretary Of
ststs from submitting 70 the qualified
voters of the state the concurrent reso-
lutioa providing for the removal Of
the state capital 10 sedalia- Tho Pc
tition is quite lengthy and contains
number Of eountA One point raised
y that the removal resolution IL invalid
because Il does not provide that It
shall 60 into effect ~ m operative
amendment TO the conhtitution. Il q
conditional In its terms and only pro-
vides for becoming . part Of the or
genie law of the state after being
adopted 10 the event that Sedalis per-
forms certain actA Another point
b that such m amendment 70 the
constitution would be In the nature
Of invslidatinR . contract between
the state and the government. Under
IN set Of congress six sections Of land
were Rrsated 70 the state to aid In
building permanent seat Of govern
msnt This was accepted by the state
a1d cold and the proceeds applied TO
constructing state house In this city.
The casa will be argued, some time
next month before Judge Shackleford.
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My line of Wall Paper 10 now al In and
ready for your inspection. Don't fall 10
give me call II there Is anything In that
line you want, A. Egle. 4-6tt
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Ne Fer.ae. lG.e.si Coap....s.

TOPEKA, Kan. June 26-Superin-
tsndsnt Of Insurance George T. An
thony 10 making war on al foreign
mutual compsrisA Tho Mutual Re-
serve Fund Of New York will quilt bus
iness Ia this state and the Msssschu-
setts Mutual has been notified to cease
business In Kansas, but Il viii fight
thu order of the osuuerintendent
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SAILED The SEAS 9S YEARS.
One of His Experiences.

For thirty eight years Capt. Loud followed
the sea, most OF that time as master OF u ses-
sei and upon retiring from the water " as ap-
pointed by the Secretary OF the United States
Treasury 10 superintend the seal fisheries In
Alaska which position he held five years. lie
relates one experience follows:
For several years l had been troubled with
general nervousness and pain In the region
of my heart. My greatest afliiction was
sleeplessness; It was almost tmpoasible ut my
time % obtain rest and sleep. Having seen
DIR. Miles remedies advertised began using
Nervine. After taking small quantity the
benefit received was 80 great that was POSI-
lively alarmed. thinking the remedy con-
tained opiates which would finally be inturi-
Gus to me: but ON being assured by the drug
eist that 1t was perfectly harmless. l contin-
ued 1t together with the Heart Cure. Today
can conscientiously say that DIR. Miles Re.
storative Nervine and New Heart Cure did
more for me than any thing had ever taken.
had been treated by eminent physlcians
in New York and San Francisco without ben
eft. I owe my present good health TO the
judcious use OF these most valuable remedies,
and heartily recon mend them to all amlcted
as was."-Capt. A. p. Loud, Hampden, Me.
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine and New Cure
are sold by all druggists on positive guaran-
tee, or by DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhsrt,
Ind, on receipt OF price. u per bottle. or six
bottles for Is, express prepaid. They are
free from all opiates and dangerous drugs.
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MISSOURI TEACHERS.

Ihs 0tsts Assoe1atsea ~ Wssssasharg
Essses Ooesss ~ sAs 9asslng Year.
WARRExsBURe. No. June sl.-The
Missouri State Teachers' sssociation
clossd yesterday afternoon. The ex-
ercfsss were the most interesting of
the eatirs ssssion- More teachers were
pssssnt and the discussious were
spiritsd and profitable. The election
q o0cers for next year resulted:
rreaidsst J. N. White. Carthage;
vies prssidents. D.. w. n. Black, Mar
ahsll; 7. 3 Ruby, Rolla; railroad seq
rotary, T. d Tharp. Kaasas City; sec.
retary. E D. Luckey. s. Louis; treas
ursr. James A. Merrill. Wsrrensburg.
An Intsrstats Alumni sasocistion Of
The state normal schools was formed.
OGeers selected were: J. n. White.
Carthage, president; J. q. White. JEFF
lerson City. vice president; James A.
Merrill. Warrensburg. sscretary-tress-
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|. FULKERs

Call and sss our bargain c0untsr, 81
Cash Shoe House, opposite postoaos, Ed.
Meyers. s-H.tf
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CHICAGO. June a5.-Charles p. Libby.
the well known packer, died to-day
after . lingering iilnesa He was the
6rst man In Chicago to make the sx-
pertinent of canning meat.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary ON the estate OF Mary
y. Smith, deceased, were granted % the
undersigned on the 9TH day of June, 1879, by
the probate court Of Lafay yette county,
MISSOURI
All persons having cluims ngaiDst said
estate. ARE required Ia exhibit them for al
IOWanCe to the administrator within one year
amer the date OF said letters or they may be
prrcluded from any benefit Of such estate;
nnd II such eIaims be- not exhibited within two
ycrrs from the date of said letters they will
b. forever barred.
Thts eth day VI June, 1893,
JOHN n. WILSON.
e-e-st Administrator.
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THE BRITISH CABINET.
ReoiGnation Of the Ministry Ten.
dsred to the Queen.
Lera 8ossbsry sssps Down and Ost-salis.
burg Called - WisAsor Cassis-Irish
Asebsrs kxsrsos,y Ussasy
aaa DlsaatisnsA.

british nialstsy Rssigns.
LONDON, June 25.-It was announced
In the Court 0szetts that - result Of
the defeat Of the liberals In the house
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E'OH Kent.

Two nice rooms suitable for ofiice
rooms, In good location, at . reasonable
,rice. BATES VAUGHN.
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ElRc Tic RltierS.

This remedy 10 becoming 30 well knowD
and 20 popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise, A purer
medicine DOES not exist and 1t is guaran.
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimpies, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
malarial ievers. For cure Of headache
consti patton and indigestion try Electric
Bitters-entire satisfaction guaranteed, o'
money refunded. Price Soc. and.Sl pei
bottle at Tevis' drug store. NOD
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MORE ciViI SERVICES.
Secretary Olasy CoassapaasaaG ChaAs
- Cossulas ApDooAtRo0sa.

Secretary Olasy CoassapaatlaG . Chaage
- Cossalas ApDesasnsssa
WARRINGTON, June "a Probably -
the result Of the success Of the attempt
to secure consular clerk BY oonpsti-
tive examination, the attention Of
Secretary Olney has been drawn 70 the
feasibility Of choosing United Ststes
consuls in . similar fashion, which
would be In . measure In the
line of civil service reform. There
are st present about zoo consulas
places, and at every change In the cd
ministrstion the pressure brought TO
bear upon the presidsnt and secretary
OF state to secure appointments 70 this
service 10 overwhelming. and the many
changes which result In the personnel
invariably throw the entire servics into
confusion aud suspend for . consider
able period Of time it, bsnsAcial work
inGA
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ALL PRI0oNGR0 RGMovGn.
Shsrs Vim - He nelnssasy Pssssssss Lssl

~ kSovoavossA S1ly Z.
LEAtRNwonra. Kan. June 3a-Capt
Pope received IN order from the war
department directing him 70 transfsr
the thirty-six remsining priaoaers In
the military prison - follows: Tea 10
Fort Omaha, ten to Sheridan, ten 10
Fort Riley sad nix 70 this post With
the discharge Of the seventy-ons prize
oosrs 70 take place June 81 and 80. viii
Assvs the prisoa without . siagls
psisoner on the last day of the month
Capt Pope hes slresdy nads rsqueas
for sbout seventy Of the fsdesal prize
onsrs coaansd st JsfRsrsoa City anA
the majority Of thoss eos1nsd st LAar
sing. He sxpsets the suthority for
their transfer slmosa hourly. Thia
viii give him lsas thaa 100 prisoassA
- the number couAnsd st LsnsiAg b
below tuanty.
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

the money now In hands belonging 10 the
estates of minors 10 for loan, part on prime
seai estate and part ON good personal security.
rArties desiring to borrow will do we'll to call
~ my office, in the Hearie building.
luay l3tf S. N. WILSON,
CaratOr
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The transfer company keeps . call book
ct the Mammoth livsrv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Lave orders at
these places. l0-N-u
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4 Dsssrseslvs 0lsss vlssss ths Tews, q
- - shs Wssk % 1acsaalsrsse.

- - tes Wssk - 1aessalsriss.
WKBB CITY. No. June Sat IN ear
ly hour yesterday Dornine an incen-
diary are broke out In the livery barn
Of Parker. Stewart 4 Aylor on Man
street. completely destroying the barn.
Tue Palace hotel and . number Of other
buildiugs in the vicinity caught on Ore.
The loss on the barn was q. 900; on
the hotel, q, 500; on the Winter block.
5000; ON The Bolsnder property, $3.50;
on the 0vsrstreet 4 Wertz block, $500,
sad on property Of Hoernins. Hayden
Z Fishburn, $500 All this property
was uninsured This 10 the most e.
we're Ore the city has hsd In Eve ysarA