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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-22
NEWS NOTES,

A severe hurricane and rainstorm Wis.,
tied Guthrie, Ok, and vicinity on the
!ath, destroying buildings and damag-
ing crops. No fatalities were reported.
Walter Lee, Cherokee Indian. was
murdered while alone ut his home 10
miles south of Musliogee, !. T. A white
man named Rigess is SUSPECTED of the
crime.
Mrs. William Rowan, of Emporia,
Kan, has received check for Sl3 1000
from the Santa Fe railway for the
death of her husband at Peabody in
1859.
! 1t is reported that A. A. Robinson,
formerly president of the Santa Fe
railway, will again assume his old
position, receiving a salary of 100000
per annum.
A 5000 pound meteor is reported rs
| falling miles from Port Townsend,
Wash, causing terrific explosion, and
creating terror among the residents of
that locality.
! Late heavy rains in western Okla
flow in many places. Three persons
were drowned in the Washita river
while crossing it to get into the gold
country.
Henry j. Aldrich, president of the
Colorado Securities Co., of Denver, is a
fugitive from justice, and an investi-
cation of the company's books shows
people have.been robbed by it To the
amount of nearly half a million dol
| lars.
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The Doctors Are Coming.

To the English Doctors.
DEAR SIRs:-I desire to let you know
how much DIR. Stewart has helped me. l
have been great sufferer with kidney
trouble and pain In my side; could hardly
get around, and was getting worse all the
time. When l commenced treatment with
him ] was hardly able to SIT up, was so
weak. Had tried doctors and patent medi-
cines til was discouraged, and thought
could not be helped. | commenced
treatment with him, and commenced Ia
feel better right away. Pains left me, md
| am now able To da my own work. | can
not praise him ENOUGH. hope Others will
try him. l know he will help you. Re
specially, MRS. SARAH Y. HoRMoN,
Broadhead, Mo.
The doctors will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Lexington, Mo-, Monday, June
3. Office open from a. m. To p. m. Call
and be examined. Consultation free.
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mt Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., June 19.-The twenty
seventh national convention of the
Junior Order of American Mechanics
began business with rush yesterday.
The morning session was devoted to
passing upon credentials and admitting
new representatives sent through the
increase of the order and of
the basis of representation. J.
@. Archer, national councillor, sub
mitted his report, setting forth that
despite business depression, the order
had in the last year gained instead of
lost, and had now thirty state coun-
ellis and subordinate councils in ten
other states. Maine, Minnesota, Wyo-
ming, Idaho and Montana are the states
where the flag of the order has been
unfurled the last year. Reviewing the
condition of the order in detail, touch
ing upon the western states, he re-
ported that Nebraska gained six coun-
ellis, making IL. but lost $50 men,
bers; Colorado showed the largest gain
of any western state, having 900 new
members; Iowa shows slight loss;
Missouri shows gain in councils but
loss in membership; Kansas has also
gained 40 mem hers
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
A Tornado In Lyon County, Kan, Doe
Much Damngc-A Twister In Nebraska.

Tornado In Lyon County, Kan, Does
Much Damnge-A Twister In Nebraska.
HARTFORD, Kan, June 1S.-About
o'clock yesterday evening tornado
struck this place, coming from the
southwest. and swept everything clean
from its path. which was clean cut and
about so to 100 feet in width. No one
so far as known was actually killed,
although several persons were injured
so badly they are not expected to live.
The wounded are: Mr.. Lawson, will
die; Mrs. Lawson, serious; Mrs Mary
L. Rawson, probably fatally: Cora
Rawson, severely hurt; Ola Rawson,
badly cut about the head; Mrs. II.
X. Smith, severely. About twelve
houses were totally destroyed. and
many barns and outhouses Among
the houses totally destroyed were those
of Judge w. j. Combs, Mrs. Rawson,
Stuckey's barn and mill. Clarence
Cooley, l.. +. Dudley, J. A. Thompson.
w. G. Root. Godfrey Schwartz and sew
eral smaller residences. The roof of
Clarence Cooiey's house was lifted off
rs clean as If the house had been put
up and the roof left unfinished. Many
other hou -es are more or less damaged,
as they were more or less within the
edge of the twistcr. The total loss is
estimated at all the way from $4,000
to S2O.Ooo.
a Twr3TER IN NEBRASKA.
STELLA. Neb.. June 1S-One of the
worst cyclones that ever visited Rich
ardson county. struck the home of
( William Stoltz. miles southwest of
this place at 2:3) yesterday afternoon.
The storm was first seen when about
! mile south, where three funnel-shaped
( clouds came to rether and formed one.
/ 1t did not strike the ground until
/ within few rods of the west sitle of
( Mr.. Stoltz's grove. From there il
I moved east through the grove and
( into the yard ana out-buildings,
which are situated just south of the
7 residence. 1t took everything in its
I path and after the storm had passed
nothing could be seen of the barn. two
corn cribs, windmill and granary, ex-
cept pile of broken timbers Mr..
Sholtz and family escaped by taking
refuge in the cellar. A horse and mule
and about 200 chickens were killed,
and wagons, buggy and farm imple-
| ments DESTROYED
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The story that Nathan Hale's sweet
heart died unmarried is not correct.
Her name was Alice, not Hannah,
Adams, and she married Eleazer Rip
lev, and after his death VIM. Law
renee. She died in Hartford in lSi5 at
the age of SIS years. Unless we are
mistaken, Prof. Charles ), Hastings, of
Yale University, is one of her descend
ants. Six years ago, her granddaugh-
ter, who was with her when she died,
testified to the truth of the story that
in her last hours her mind reverted to
the love of her youth, and she family
uttered the words: Write to Nathan"
1t was her last utterance. Buffalo
Courier
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UNION Law OVERTHROW.
Missouri's supreme ourt Declares the
Labor Stntnte lnconsIIintIonl.

Missouri's supreme ourt Declares the
labor statute Unconstitutional.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June l9.-ln
the supreme court to-day Justice Sher-
wood filed an opinion declaring uncon-
stitutional the law forbidding the dis
charge by corporations of employees
who refuse To sever their connection
with labor organizations. This law
was enacted two years ago and pro-
viaes penalties ranging from n fine of
$50 to 81 900 and six months imprison-
ment. The court holds that this law
is class legislation. A non-union man
could be discharged without notice
and the law would not intervene,
while n union man could not be dis
charged If his discharge was based
nnnn his connection with a union
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MISSOURI TEACHERS MEET.
The State Association In scssion--Discus-
sions In Narious Departments.

The State Association In scssion--Discus-
si"ns In Narious Departments.
WARRESsBuEG, Mo-. June 10. The
Missouri State Teacher,' association
convened this morning with President
j. T. Muir in the chair a paper on
ungradei schools was read by Eli j..
Newton, of Macon. and other papers
were read by w. J. Hawkins, of Nevada,
Lieut.. = ID. IIosIsins. of Sweet Springs,
and w. +. Christian. of Paris.
In the afternoon at the hall of phil
osophy. public schools. graded and un-
graded. was handled; in the pagoda a
similarly arranged programme on pri-
vaie schools, denominational and mill
tnry, was given, and at the auditorium
eleemosynary schools for deaf and
dumb and blind was discussed. Al
night J. c. IIisev. of Kansas City.
talked on numbers, and J. NJ. Green
wood. superintendent of the Kansas
City schools, addressed the association
on correlation of ideas.
The officers elected for the Missouri
Teachers academy for next year are
Anthony Haynes. of Boonville, presi.
dent; f. A. Allen. OF Columbia. vice
president; L. Berry Smith, OF Fayctte,
secretary: w. ID. Christian, of Paris,
fro,epv-.r
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Al Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, ana those VINO
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get n trial bottle free. Send your
name and address to IL. Il. Bucklen a Co.,
Chicago, and get sample box OF Dr.
Kings New Life Pills free, as we'll AS
copy of Guide to health and household
instructor, free. All OF which is guaran =
teed 10 do you good and cost you nothing.
Sold at ID. w. B. Tevis' drug store. No. l.
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Train No. O daily except Sunday and Monday
evenings.
Train No. 9 daily except Saturday and sun
day evenings.
Excursion tickets sold to Kansas City Satur-
day and Sunday mornings, good for return
until Monday morning, ut one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through Ia
ali points in the United States and Canada.
s. A. VEnMILLIoN, Ticket Agent
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AGAINST The COMBINES.

Antitrust Amdasits Demanded of All
Missouri orporations.
JEFFERSON Cry. Mo, June is.-Secre-
tary of State Lesueur has made his an
nual call on co, porations for financial
reports and antitrust af,ialavits. The
antitrust law was materially amended
by the recent general assembly and the
machinery for its enforcement rem
dered far more effective. Instead Of
prosecutions beinr left entirely topros-
ecuting attorneys the attorney-sen-
eral has also original jurisdiction.
The penalties for failure to make the
reports AMI aflidavits are severe. and
heretofore have been very generally
the result of the carclessncss rather
than the contumacy of corporations.
II companies would make their reports
Immediately after the lst of July ii
would lessen the number of delin-
quents on tho score of neglect.
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Mexican Railroad Disaster.

JALAPA, Mex, June 17.-Yesterday
afternoon by the derailment of six
coaches of passenger train of the In
teroceanic railway three passengers
are reported killed and sixteen
wounded. A relief train was sent to
the scene of the wreck, near the Haci-
enda Demazappa. The derailment oc-
Cured as the result of broken rail,
and four of the coaches were badly
snlin teral
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KANSAS CITY, June ia.-lsutter-Marsct uA,
changed. Extra fancy separator. isc: fair. is \
i3c dairy fancy, ilc fair. 9dioc; store packed.
fresh, sac.
Eggs-Recelpts light; candied stock. DC ras
doz.
Poutry-The weak markets in tho ease
have caused another decline in springs
Hens. &c; springs, fair to good lee per III good
to choice i3c fancy and large. lbs. and over.
lac per lb,; peppers" not wanted; rcoSiers.
iSc. Turkeys Ssll slowly eobblers, &c; hens.
&c. Ducks. SlS06Xc. Geese. duh and noa
wanted: alive. 31 dic. Pigeons. hrm; si.s5 pc,
doz
Fruit-Applcs, supply moderate; marked
steady on good apples; best fancy stand. ~
6fs0O; common to choice varieties, s.Ootticoi
green apples, supply heavy. fancy, ii6s c. faiy,
Ihf631c per y bu box; homegrown, Sosi6s
per ba. Texas plums sand hill, &c fsIoi poe
crate. thirds, asG5soc; wild goose, si.oldiho zoe
crate. S1c per x hu. Peaches. choice, bd0ioi
fair to good, eAiL3Ac per y hu box.
Observation-Disclosures, new, si0Obiss pes
bhl s5adic per bu.: Colorado merket frm. .
6isac per bu good to choice 6N07Oc. common
To good. i0d6lc, Sweet potatoes SLOW. rcd and
yellow, aaG03lc per hu
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June i7.-Judge
Broaddus, in the circuit court, at Lib
erty, Mo-, decided in the case of c. A.
Stevenau against the directors of the
old Kansas City Safe Deposit and Saw
ings bank. which failed in 1898, that
the attachments run by depositors on
the property of the bank directors are
invalid. Eight thousand depositors,
holding claims against the bank, are
thus without recourse at law.
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CHILDREN CAUSE A MURDER.
Postmaster 2. ". Neal Fatally Shoots j. w.
Taylor at San Antonio. Mo.

Postmaster q. ". Neal Fatally Shoots J. w.
Taylor at San Antonio. Mo.
st. JOSEPH, Mo-. June l9.-S. II. Neal,
postmaster at San Antonio. 10 miles
east of here, yesterday shot and fatally
wounded J. W. Taylor, a neighbor, as
a result of a quarrel of the destruction
of apple trees by Meals children. Dur
ing Meals absence Taylor paid the for
mer's home a visit and abused Mrs. Neal
because of the conduct of her children.
Neal, when informed by his wife,
armed with a revolver, called on Tay-
Tor. The latter used. a shotgun in de-
Tending himself, but did not wound his
assailant. Taylor was shot three times.
| one bullet breaking his backbone.
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New missouri, Judge Appointed.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, June is.-Gov.
Stone has appointed George +. Longan
Judge of the Thirtieth judicial circuit,
which was created by the Thirty eighth
general assembly, and consists of Pet
It's county alone,
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J. Bryan spoke here yesterday after
noon, advocating the free coinage of
silver at the ratio of l6 to |, independ'
emily of any European nation. The
audience was largely composed OF
dann.ratS
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For Rent.

Two nice rooms suitable for Office
rooms, in good location, ut a reasonable
price. BATES VAUGHN.
The transfer company keeps n call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one nj
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders al
these places. l0-27-u
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MISSOURI CROPS.
Corn. Oats and Pastures Greatly Improve.
-App!es VIII Ito Light.

Apples VIII Bo Light.
CoLUMBIA. Mo-, June 19.-The wealth
er crop bulletin. issued hy the Missouri
weather service for the week ended
June Il. says: Corn. oats. meadows and
pastures have been greatly improved
and stock ponds replenished Car
dens have revived and are coming on
well. ani some late wheat will be
helped. The heavy rains have also
checked the ravagcs of chinch bugs.
Wheat and rye harvest is in progress
in all sections Wheat is generally
well filled and OF good quality, but the
yield is light as n rnlc.
Oats VIII he greatly improved by the
rains. but will fall mnch below the
average except in few counties.
Harvest has commenced in some of the
southern counties.
Chinch bugs are damaging corn in
some places and in some OF the eastern
counties il has been retarded by
drought, but generally has made rapid
growth and the prospect for the crop
is excellent. Wire worms have dam
AGED cora an | cotton in Dunfiin coun-
ty.
Potatoes continue TO promise we'll.
except in some of the eastern districts,
where cnt short by drought.
Apples will be light crop in some
localities, while in others they are
plentiful. Other fruits. except peaches,
generally promise well.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters testarDentary ON the estate OF Mary
u. Smith, decens.d. were granted I, the
undersigned on the tih day of June, 1877, by
the probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri
All persors having claims against said
estate. are required Ia exhibit them for al
lowance to the administrator within one yeaI
nftcr The date Of said letters or they may bc
precluded from ANY benefit of such estate
md IL such clnIiis be not exhibited within tvs
ye-r- from the date of said letters they will
b. 10 eNpi barred.
This 4th day Of June, 1877.
JOHN II. WILSON,
6-t-.t Adm. nistrator.
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marco noy ynen,smcn prowrco.

WEsr SUPERIOR, Wis, June i5--lA
st. Louis bay, near Twenty-first strccS
last evening, three boys, Harry Eh
drcd, William Dowie and Clay Gillsra.
were sailing when the boat was cap
sized in n sauall and all three were
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"NATIONAL DAY" AT SEDALiA.
a Large Attendance at the Missouri Chan
tanqna Not thstanding the Weather.


tauqua Observation-Disclosures the Weather.
SEDALIA, Mo, June la.-''National
day" at the Missouri state Chautauqua
brought out splendid attendance. de-
spite the rain. At . o'clock Miss Mary
McCulloch talked an hour on Kinder
garten Work" Prof. George J. ID. Cur
rie, OF Clinton, introduced his class in
physical culture at ! p. IN. In the even
ing DIR. Miller lectured on THE Strang-
er at Our Gate, :" In which he referred to
the immigration laws and recommend
ed some changes. The assembly will
adjourn to-day, it being editors day.
Among those booked for addresses are
Congressman John T.. Tracy, editor OF
the Springfield Republican; Hon. ID. r.
Anthony, of the Leavenworth Times,
and Hon. C. L. Cochran, of the st. Jo-
sarh (,nze
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KANSAS TRAGEDY.
The Horrible Deed of a Cheyenne County

Farmer.
ST. FRANCIS, Kan, June 1s.-A hor-
rible tragedy was enacted about 8
miles northeast of st. Francis Satur-
day. Frank Williams, farmer, at
tempted to murder his wife, Miss Alice
Smith and William Smith, and after
ward beat the brains out of his two
children with hatchet, q little girl
aged about and boy about 0 years,
and then blew his own brains ont with
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Stockholders Meeting.

meeting of the ockholders OF Baptist
Female College will be held ai the First
BAPTIST church, June 18th, 1885, Tor the
purpose OF electing trustees for the
coming year. NJ. r. ROILE,
Secretary Protein,
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ST. LOUIS. June ls.-cattle-Rcceipts. $500;
shipments. eoo market active and stronger
dressed beef and shipping steers range e. 0o0
crs. sss501aOo cows. ss.4ofa50 Tcxns steers
were active and top grades sold hirhcr: fed
steers brought s3h014sJ: grass steers. es6o0
25o. cows. esooa3es. Hogs-Rcceipts. $500;
shipments. 400. market active and sc higher:
top price. st5j; bulk OF sales. tls0dlds; light,
4,s1t50 shccp-Rcccipts. 3i0o; shipments,
none: market steady and firm: native muttons.
ss.so12es: southwest. s.ooG2T5; lambs very
strong. f3 e5Q4s5
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'ome Interesting Figures
GEYER & COMPANY.
Notice.

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 1893, and back, and that same
viii be issued on unless paid at once.
Some costs have already accrued. BY
calling at the county collector ) Office
and paying of the taxes and costs at
once, Won may save other and greater
costs Of the suit.
III. g. WALLACE, Jr.,
3-30-tf Back Tax Attorney,
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

The money now in hands belonging to the
estates OF minors is for loan, part ou prime
rvni estate and part on good personal security.
rarlies desiring to borrow will do well Ia call
~ my oicc, in the Hcarle building.
mayI3tt =. N. WILSON,
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"Hr,,loe or no Bridge. u

Having sold my drugs and medicine, all
parties indebted To me for drugs or med
ical services will please settle at once, as
am compelled to collect.
2-16tf J.. =. FULKERSoN.
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HENRY q. WALLACE. WIN. u. CiIifF
WALLACE & CHILES.

Attorneys aud Counscliors at Law, Lexing-
ton, Mo. Office. front room over the Licking
ton Savings Bank" opposite the court house.
VIII practice In the courts &c LAFAYETTE and
surrounding counties, and also in the supreme
court of the state of Missouri, and the u S.
Circuit ami District courts for The Western
District of Missouri.
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ss7. The market wasaotive and strong. The
following are representative sales.
10 spg. lbs. % ts.55 a lambs. % IA X
is.......-...ios 365 IA Ark. chs. 9. ~ ~.
Horses-Rccoipts. 81; shipped ycp>er1g1> ~
The market quiet The nnn1x ~
very large and the dcmnp1 10 = 14|
anee OF buyers was onl< =!
ern and southern M u -
settled condition and 1zkSId 70
take hold @I1<<-7.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kan.as city IIxe stncis.

Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY. June 9.--Cattlc-Rcceist sts,
800: calves, 90; shipped yesterday. ,9s7 ittic;
no calves. The mar set was generally strong.
1he following are representative sales:
DIxl.ssED uFEF AND SufPpfcg crrErS
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Fredrick the Tailor has stylish line of
suitings See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-21-u
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Summer Session,

Lexington Business College and School
OF Shorthand begins June 10.
Indvual Instruction. Modern Methods
Actual Business from the start. Com
mercial Law, Business, Pcnmansiip.
3 25-t4 H. II. MYERS, Prime.
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Rucklen,s Arnica Salye.

Tho best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuu, fever
sores, tetter. chappcd hands, chilblaina.
corns, aud all skin erupt,ons, and post
lively cures piles, or na pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price &c. boz.
For sale at Tevis's drug store. u.
Misses aud children's button shoes, all
styles at reduced prices, Mt Cash shoe
House, opposite postoiiice, Ed. Meyers.
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John s. BLACKWELL.

Attorney -at-iaw. WIN practice in all the
courts of the state. Prompt attention given L.
all business entrusted To my care, Office IN
Masonic building overTrgg's store. janiOy1
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Rev. Il. s. Love VIII preach at Edenview
church the first, second and third Sun
days in each month regularly, at IL n. m.
Sunday school at 10 "A. IN. II
! My line of Wall Paper Is now all in and
ready for your inspection. Don't iail Ia
give me call il there is anything in that
line you want. A. Eslc. i-6tf
Call and see our bargain counter, al
Cash Shoe House, opposite postoffice, Ed
Meyers. 3 323-tf
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unmn Money lnInnn.

have on hand some money I will loan
on good real estate security.
2-g-tt IA. &. WALLACE.
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Free Hills,

Send your address to II. Il. Bucklen n
Co., Chicago, and get free sample box of
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These pills
are easy in action and are particularly
effective in the cure of Constipation and
troubles they have been proved invalu-
able. They are guaranteed to be p 'riectly
free from every deleierious substance and
To be purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by giving
tone to stomach and bowels greatly in-
visorate the system. Regular size pc pc
box. Sold by Tevis, druggist. No 4.
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ST LOUIS. June l9.-Receipts, wheat
ie,gss bu.: last year, 7.sis bu.; corn. 1850 hui
last year. 30 50, bn.; oats ei.Ooo bu.; last year.
3i67 bu; rye. si.t0J bu; tiour. lbs bbls. ship
monts. wheat. s.s0i bu.: corn. sodo) bu; oatsv
II. .soS bu -four. a.6ss bbls. Closing pricesi
whcat-Cash. 7i1fc; June. 7SSc; July, 7bhcs
Septembcr.7iSc. Corn-Cash. .&6I Ic. June. so,sct
July s6,ie; September. ssac. oats-Cash, sg,sos
June. ssAc. July. siAc. September, FAC.