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Notice.


To Delinquent Tax FHyUTs'
Notice is hereby given that suit has
been filed on all the delinquent taxes ON
land i'm LAFAYETTE county. Missouri, for
the year IS.G. and back, and that same
will be issued on unless paid at once.
some costs have already accrued. by
calling at the county collectors Office
and paying off the taxes and costs at
once, you may save other and greater
costs Of the suit.
IL. e. WALLACE, Jr.,
3-3O-tf Back Tax Attorney.
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PERRY, Ok. Aug. ls-The local land
office handed down an important deci-
sion yesterday, one in which many
people were interested. The land in
volved Is West Perry, which has the
finest residences in the city, and many
of the finest churches. The deci-
sion was on a protest fled by
u few people against II. 7.
Bowie, homesteadera who won over
all contestants some months ago,
and who made application some weeks
ago to prove up when this protest was
fled. Bowie won here, and II he wins
before the land department at Wash
ington he will get a fine piece of prop.
erty which is worth several thousand
dollars. II is said Bowie has com
promised with townsite people, and
will give them deeds to lots for GER
tain consideration,
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NO AMERloANs HURT.
rsssss.a RssssvsA AsssAs Cks.sss Lssatio
a. egssiss Ceeesssi.9 shs Asssaer&

TeSsgsaa Rsosavo4 - 'tAs Ch1asss E4gatioa
zEss!ss Cepesssan9 shs hlsssaesA
WARRINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE follow.
Ing .cablegram, signed BY the Chiaess
foreign office, the Tsung II Ysmen,
was received at the Chinese legation
yesterday; go Ssss..'- - :. - s-a
No Americana wsre injured In the recent
sSo0, though zsvoesl .EaOlish Were. Five oi
the riotsrs hsvs bssa ssrestsa 20 sl1e -ar..
This - The arst odacisl information.
which haa been received by the le9s
ton oonesraing the recent riota. end
the fact that aothiae was sent until
Information. Of the arrest OF soms a
ths riotark would b rsportsd, y taken
st the legation, TO mssa that the Chi
nsss Rovernmsut = anxious 20 have
the world understand that the Chisssa
Are exercising their utmost sudsavors %
punish those who participated N ths
assaults upon the missionaries
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ARsrsesn ana DsstssA o0ssass Wln 0e q
- -.- 1hss Piscs - IavsssaGnss. -
SHANGHAI, Aug. 1A-Nr. Asns0eld,
the scting Rrisiah consul ~ Foo Chow;
Mr.. Allsu, The Dritish vice consul -
Padogs Island; Col ]. Courtney Hick.
sou, the Uuitsd States consul st Foe
Chow; Msssrs. Bsnistsr and Gregory,
and one of the lieutsnants Of
the united States cruiser Detroit
will start from Foo Chow for Ku
Chsng. the scene Of the recent mssse-
erss, - soon - possibls In order TO
make complete inquiry into the mat
ter. The consular party win be
escorted by detachment Of 100 Chi
ness troops, the viceroy having refused
TO allow an escort Of foreign soldiers
or marines TO accompany them fl
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NEVADA, Mo-, Aug. lL-LightninR
struck Graves & Ambrose's now four
story mill, damaging II badly and fell
ing Ave men at work on the lower
floor. Two OF the men, James Perry
and Thomas Jackson, were rendered
unconscioua. and IL In thought they
are perhaps fatally hurt The other
three men were knocked down but not
made insensibie. Several other men
at work ON the same floor were
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FIRE AT NEWARK.
The New jersey Town visitsA ~ Dsstrue-
81 = tive Conf 4 4 ntton. tfta. -asl

The New Jsrssy Town visttsA ~ Dsstrue-
~ tive ConnsGrattoa. 80
NEWARK. n. j., Aug. is.lThe 6ercest
fire the department Of this city has had
to contend with in many years, with
the possible exception Of the big grain
firs ct Ballentine brewery . couple Of
months sgo, broke out In ths plant ef
the Central Stsmpings Co yesterday
afternoon. The front of the Genital
Stamping ca = plant was on New
Jersey and Railroad avenues eAd
covered ten city lots on that
street. From this brsnched another
building, S stories high and IS feet
wide. running through the block 20
Liberty street. From this building
there was wing of the same sixe, ex-
tending from the middle sf the block,
through 70 East Fair street. On the
south side Of the main building ON the
avenue were Eve s-story brick build
ings, and ON the north was new 3
story brick structure. -. 90
All these were destroyed The loss
to the Central Stamping Co. was esti.
mated by State senator Kstcham.
treasurer Of the company, - upward
Of $500. 900; insurance, seso, 600 The
other losses will aggregate $50. 600.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. A-Cattie-Rcccipts, 1000
market steady: Texas steers, ss.ssQ4oo Texas
cows, ese0d3fe native steers, ti0o15.60:
stockcrs, g. 40tl4.io. ...
Hogs-Rcceipts, 5000. market to i0c lower;
heavy. A.f0stAs5; mixed, e. l0ods0; light. e. 80
Gt490
Shccp-Ieccipts 3ooc; market steady on
sheep, higher on lambs.
Chicago Grain and Provisions
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o.rm.a PythIans Victorious.

CHICAGO. Aug. l4.-t;erman pythians
won . signal victory in the superior
court yesterday in the fight over black
listing for refusing to adopt the Eng.
lish ritual Waldeck lodge, No. l36,
sued the supreme lodge of Illinois. ask
Ing the court TO enjoin 1t from taking
away the lodge charter, and also to
issue writ Of mandamus compelling
It 10 give up certain pass words. Judge
Brantano yesterday rendered decis-
lon In the plaintiffs favor.
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BASE BALL

National League.
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UNCLE sAM cor TnEM.


Two 0oa ARrosta0 ot KaAeos Ctey fae .
Pscsiiar vtelasies se LAw. ~
KANSAS CRY. No, Aug. la-Htilard
Hickok. manager Of the American Loan
4 Trust Co, was placed under arrest
to-day by Deputy United States Mar
shsl Sam Shelby. charged with violation
of the United States pension lava
II IL the custom of many Of the
loan companies 70 lend money on
any kind Of eollstersl that has
value, including life insurance.
policies and other documents Of
like character. Charles CsrplsA, the
prosecuting witness In this case. says
Hickok extended this prsctics 70 he
extent OF lending him money on his
pension certificates The government.
for the protection Of its pensioners,
has provided by law that II shall b .
misdemeanor to either borrow or lead
money ON . pension certi6ests and
both borrower and lender are punish
able alika. So 1910
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SLAUGHTERED THE PAoANs.
Five Handred Buigarians Attack aud Burn
Q M0hn mmedan Village.

Moha mmsdan Village.
LONDON, Aug. IA Sofia dispatch
says: According to news received from
. Turkish official source 500 Bulga-
rians, led by three reserve officers, at
tackled the Mohammedan village of
Despst, across the Turkish frontier,
before dawn on Saturday. The Bull
garians then set the village on fire and
slaughtered the inhabitants indis-
criininately as they rushed from the
houses II Is said that several hun
dred were killed.
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Nntirr I

Notice is hereby given that all hunting
and trespassing ON my farm is positively
forbidden. Any parties caught h uniting
or trespassing on the place will be prose-
cuted and made pay the penalty OF the
law. w. b. WADDELL.
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British riiament Opens.

LONDON. Aug. l3.--The new British
house of commons opened at els to-
day. Speaker Gully was re elected
without opposition. The house then
adjourned until Tuesday. The open
ing of the honse of lords was attended
with very little interest. The queens
sneech will be read Tuesday
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An IMPLIED THREAT.


a Nsn 1t u alta Head. No, In Limbo fer
4, Lsttss Wrtstns.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Aug. la-J. l.
De Moss, Of Malta Bend, was arrested
yesterday on . charge Of seniinx .
blackmailin2 letter through the post
Office to Superintendent o.er, OF the
II Is charged. wrote Oser that he
''wouIdn't sppear against him before
the grand jury" IL he received SIS
before certain date. The letter. con.
veyed the implied threat that II the
s.s was not forthcoming De Moss
would go to the grand jury sni mako
charges, the nature Of whic b have not
been developed
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HELD TO ACCOUNT.


The Uaitsd States wiii Uss vissrsas nsas.
orss wieA chins n ths nlssssaasy nas>
saores. 5si .45 <. (
WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Ths acting
secretary received telegram from
Nashville signed jointly BY the South
ern Methodist and Presby ytsrisn mis-
sionary societies, con6rming the re-
port of the outrageous character of tho
Ku Cheng massacre, and urging the
state department TO protect the Ameri.
can missionaries in China He
responded by telegram that United
States Minister Denby had al
ready taken the most vigorous
measures 10 secure the safety OF
Americans and that renewed instruc-
tions to that end had been mailed 70
the minister. The state department
expects to procure full and ample rep
aration for the damage sustsined by
Americans and Minister Dsnby has a.
ready made . most vigorous demand
on the Chinese govsrnment to that sf-
feet ga -sl trl.a44
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BATTLE OF LEXINGTON.
Tho ssnlvsrssry Of hsliigsa's ssrrsad
u = Win H Celrhrntal haala aanhAT IL.

160 A0nlveFsaFy OF hotIt0oo's SaPrsndor
LExINeToN. No, Aug. Is "A special
meetipR Of the citizens Of Lexington
viii be held st the courthouse TO ar
range for . grand hsrb rbecue. to b held
here on September 81, In commsmors-
tion Of the battle Of Lexington, when
the gallant MulIigan and his garrison
surrendered to Gen. Sterling Price, In
1861. The blue and gray from Missouri
and other states will be Invited to be
present, and . number of promiuent
speakers Will be engaged. e,s
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MINIATURES. Aug. i3.-Catcher Der
gen has been laid OF without pay for
the remainder of the season for refus-
ing 70 accompany the Blues on the
present trip Zahner, Of the Louisville
team, has been signed by. Manager
Manning for IN, remainder OF the sea-
son. Manager Manning stated that he
would SEQ 70 Il that Bergen was thor
ouehly disciplined for his action In
leaving the team In bad position.
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Three (S) thoroughbred Poland China
pigs, three aud one half months old; en-
titled to registration. 0rsndsire is sgd
nor's Commonwealth" Also one thor
ouGhbred Jersey male calf, eighteen
months old, and one high grade Jersey
heller. yearliug.
7.l72t w. ii. SILVER.
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rss IS..dIy TeaaIag sssA.

e RIcHNoSD, No, Aug. la-M. w.
Crispin, . we'll known stock dealer.
was fatally injured Sunday night In .
folding bed. and died yesterday altar
noon. Tho bed was combination bed
and bookcase. and the breaking OF .
chain allowed ths Bod TO al forward.
catching Mr.. Crispin In sueh . manner
that his spinal cord was injured He
wsa totally paralyxed. a1- COS
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Mrs. Gardner HopeIessly Insane.

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. la.-Mrs- Gardner,
Christian Endeavor convention at
Boston, reached home at Arcadia Sat.
urday evening from Massachusetts,.
She failed to recognize her husband or
children.
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For Sale.

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient
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western Association.
else DISASTER FINDINGS.
The Mate Of tn. sr.thio aud the Elbo's

The Mate os the rathic aud the Eibc's
Watch Alone ae tsarcd.
BREMERuAvES, Germany. Aug. IL
The admirality court rendered its de-
cision yesterday on the sinking Of the
North German Lloyd steamship Elbe,
In collision with the British steamship
Crathie last January. The mate of the
Crathie, who deserted his post just be-
fore the collision, y held mainly re-
sponsible, but the watch OF the Elbe is
blamed for falling to manipulate the
helm properly and for not using the
steam whistle for signals
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na,.se.rl Ch.ata.qsA rlAas Tor lsss.

= SkDALIA. Mo, Aug. IL. The directors
Of Missouri state Chsutsuqus sxsem-
bly, have decided that August I should
Be the Asts for opening the assembly
In ieoa The proRremme will be much
more ella borsts than ever before. The
board Of directors has decided to begin
st once the qualifications Of quarterly
paper. TO be known a. the Chsutauqus
u>~~1A
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MAS. STEWART VICTORIOUS.
-. !: Apps....a ss.r,s ., a..:.. c.--.,.

sAs Il Apposatsd shsrt6 os 0rsses Csssty.
Mo-. 70 esPvs uutu september ..
SPRINeFfKlD. Mo-, Aug. i0-MrA
Helen Stewart. widow Of the late sher.
II. Dan p. Stewart, was appointed
sheriff In her husbands stead, to hold
office until September 9.when q special
election will he held. Mrs. Stewart is
% years old and has been married
twenty-three yearA She was born at
Atlantic City. N. J. She has resided
In Springfield for twenty years. Mrs
Stewart Is the only woman sheriff ia
historv
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CHICAGO, Aug. ls.-While out rowiaR
with his coachmsn last evening, Moses
T. Green, presidsnt of the Chicago
Lumbar Co., was drowned; slso the
coschman. Mr.. Green's dog swan to
the boat and both men attempted 70
lift It in when the boat capsized. Mr..
Green was . good swimmer. but In at
tempting to save the life Of his coach
man he and the man were drowned.
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THE IAYLoRs 10 HANG.

Jpags Rpeksr Says tbs Mesks Family Asr.
dsrsSs hass Die Octobsr =
CARRoLLroN, Mo-, Aug. i2-Ths
arguments for . new trial for the Tsy-
lor brothers were completed late satur-
day night Judge Rucker overruled
the motion and at HAS p m, passed
sentence upon William P. and George
E Taylor. II was that they be con-
fined in safe place I'M
til Friday, October and
between the hours OF sa- m and sp
N. ON that day they Be- hanged by the
neck until dead. Attorneys for the
murderers gave notice of an appeal 70
the supreme court .I a..
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The transfer company keeps call book
a. the Mammoth livery stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders At
these places. 10-27-tt
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C.npos ua. Res,surd,

New YORK. Aug. l4.-Special corre-
spondence Of the World, dated Havana,
Cuba. August 8. says: Gen. Campos
has resigned the captain-generalship
Of Cuba. Il Is generally believed he
strongly urges the homo government
TO grant the island self-government
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NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-Two more
bodies have been found in the ruins OF
the collapsed building, swelling the
list of recovered victims tn seven
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MARKET REPORTS.

Kansas city Live stock.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Observation-Disclosures. g..
$50; calves, 4ii, shipped yesterday, 2.9il cat
tie. o calves. The market was steady on bcss
and weak on common 10 medium grades. The
following are representative sales:
-. .-laL
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HENRY G. WALLACE, wM. ~. CHILE
WALLACE & CHUES.

Attorneys and CounsellOrs Mt Law, Lexing-
ton, Mo. Office, front room over the "Lexinr-
ton Savings Bank" opposite the court house
viii practice In the courts Of LAFAYETTE and
surrounding counties, aud also In the supreme
court of the state of Missouri, and the u g.
Circuit and District courts for the Western
Disfric of Missouri.
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Jslmer Benson. employed At the coal
chutes Of the Memphis railway in Kan
sas City, No.. died from sunstroke
Monday afternoon.
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oVN INV D lin u n EF1
0JG s3.6j

HOCS-KeceIptS, s.sU3. shippcd yestcruuy,
si6 The market opened steady and closed 10
to i5c lower. The following are representative
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Chicago Grain ana Provisuon.
Kansas City Grain.


KANSAS CITY. Aug. iA-Ofcrings OF whcat
were rather light to-day and they met with
fair demand. Sales were generally about 10
lower. but low grades mot with somewhat bet
ter demand and sold q little more readily.
Receipts of wheat to-day, 81 cars: year ago.
Is5 cars. rH. .al..- H..
Sales OF car lots by sample on track, Kansas
City: No. hard wheat. cars 6Nhc. cars
6s,ac car CSC: No. spring, car, 6ixc: No
hard cars 6ic: No. hard. car choice Gle,
cars ssc; No red, nominally 69Qt.oc, cars
out OF store 66c: No rcd. 3 cars 67sSc. cars
&C: No 4 red. car Soc 3 cars hsc. car SIC.
car SEC: rejected, cars 55c, cars SIC, car &c.
9 cars sec, car tec. 80
Receipts of corn to-day, So cars; q year ago,
10 cars.
Sales by sample on track. Kanso6 mz.2H. .
emixed corn. cars 33Xc. 10 cad
s3c. 9 cars Sskc. Z cars 3sAc; No
inally 3siG32nc; No mixed, no1
no grade. nominally. 2ona0c; No
sssc, cars s3,ac No white, nomihshy
eve
Only cars OF oats were received. More than
that were on sale. but were scarce. Prices
were steady tt-a
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City: No
mixed oats, car i9c, , cars isxc; No. =, . cars
I.c. 4 car idnc; No. 4, nominally isc rejected.
nominaly isttisci no grade, nominally lee; No
2white, car 2ec, car poor zoe; No. white.
/ pominaly :O1sic
Hay-Receipts 50 cars. market steady. old
hay worth sioJ above quotations. Timothy.
! choice. fl0. 50llii.00. No I, tgs0dl0Oo No 2.
ts.5oG90o; fancy prairie, sdso. choice. tdoo;
No. I, $500. No. 2, sI0oGA5o. packing hay, s30o
CATO
ST Louis Grain.
ST LOUIS, AUG. it-Receipts, wheat, iis.is9
bu: last year. si.s.y bu.; corn, a5. sS bu. last
year. IS. coo bu.: oats is.dsS bu.: last year. 3j-
4 ooS bu.: shipments, winter wheat, COLT bu.;
-. eS.sls bu.: oats. c7,i0A Closing prices:
fV11-cash. cake; August 6'.tc: September.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Aug. la-0ov.
Stone yesterday appointed Nicholas
H. Gentry. Of Psttis county, member
of the state board Of agriculture for
The Seventh congressional district.
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Arsbia's Chief Coffee. This drink
comfortsth the heart aud brain aud aideth
digestion.-Lord Bacon" S-3-tf
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RuCklen's Arnica Salye.

The best ,alve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tette:, chapped ands, chilblain.,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25c. box.
For sale Mt Tevis's drug store. II,
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My prices invalidate the can't AFFORD to
excuse -Nitten burg, the tailor, over Lud-
wigs jewelry store s-l0-4t.
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Amos Botsford, postmaster at Cor
der, NO., during Hsrrison's sdminis-
tration was shot and killed ut Salem,
Ind
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81. LOUIS. Aug. ia-The Dewey JUS
tics Of the psacs law, passed by the
Last lsgislature, has cost the city SEQ. /.
600 to data That il expenditures have
been greater by eso,o 900 than the fees
turned into the treasury.
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Whv NOT YOuy

When thousands Of people are taking
Hood's sarsapariila to- overcome the
weakness aud languor 3 'ich are 30 COM
mon at this season, Why are you not
doias the samsf When you know that
Hoods sarsspariila has power 70 cure
rheumatism. dyspspsia and all diseases
caused by impure blood, why do you con-
tinus to suffer? Hoods cures others, why
not vou!
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JEsTERsox clrY. No. Aug. lA.-state
Auditor Ssibsrt has completed table
showing the valustioa for TAXABLE pur-
poses io2 the various counties In the
state. There 10 an increase over last
year Of nsarly 0e0 O0O. 900 The total
of the state - d, COS. .0ss, 7ds- OF this
81 Louis h credited with Saao. soe, 29s
end Jackson county with S7s, ,sls, ,sa2.
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HOME MONEY To LOAN.

The money now In hands belonging to the
| estates OF minors is for loan, part On prime
real estate and part ON good personal security:
s-arties desiring To borrow will do well To call
| a. my Office in the Hearle building. ~
| mayi3tf y. N. WILSON,
public A Administrato and ex-ofiicio Public
| ffuvatpr
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Morning Glory Coffee stands head and
shoulders above all others, at the price.
Ripe, fully matured, sound beans. Every
one can afford the price. superb drink.
for 80 cents u pound. S-8-tf
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Two second hand wagons and q good
set OF hsavyharusss for sale cheap. Null
lenix Il Co. S-3-tf
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Physician and Surgeon, having located at May.
view, Mo-, practices in all the departments OF
the medical profession. Makes a specially Of
major and minor surgery. Diseases Of women
and children. Uses the latest successfultrea
ment OF Cltarrh fgtf
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The state hank of Buckner, NO.,
has been closed by the secretary OF
gtata-
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Fl. SMITH. ARK, Aug. la.-Cherokee
Bin was sentenced to-day 10 be hanged
September 10 for the murder of Larry
Heating, the jail guard who refused 70
hold uu hia hsndA
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NEw YoRK. Aug. a-MrA Nancy Bar.
mum. Of Bridgeport, Conn, the com.
psrstively young and rich widow Of
p. T. Barnum, was married yesterday
to Demetri Kallias Bey. of CONSTANT
nople, titled Greek, holding high
rank In the Turkish government u
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steamer catssrsAsa.s ssosss 1sa.A.

6 SYDNEY. N. 8. w., Aug. la-Two
more boats of the British steamer Cat
terthun, which ran ON the Seal roclks
between Sydney and brisbane, have
been found bottom upwards
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I. G. II. FERGUSON.

Surgeon Dentist, Office in Hearle Building
Eleventh and Main streets, Lexington. Mis-
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Home Money to Loan.

have on hand some money will loan
on good real estate security.
2-9-tf ii. Z. WALLACE.
Own your own policeman, by going to
Linwood Lawn and buying q mastin pup,
at from SS to $5. S-lO'H