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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-18
I. NJ. Lake \ Sons,
HIGGINSvIILE, MO.
LOCAL sHoRT-sTops.


Give to the bridge and you will lend to
the Lord.
For a stylish and well made dress suit
go to Frederick the Tailor. +.67-tf
The Christian Sunday school, OF this
city, will have q picnic next Saturday.
Just received a complete line OF oxfords
and low shoes In black and tan at
Bolton's. b-lS-tf
We understand that @. H. Harrington &
Co.. OF H~igginsville, paid $500 for eggs
during April.
The Old Mems Club will meet with Mr..
Mr.. Stephen q. Wentworth, in this city,
the first Saturday in June.
We sell The best line Of mems and boys
good shoes at s1.25, at the Cash Shoe
House, opposite ~postofice, Ed. Meyers.
Mr.. Chas. Tyler, OF this county, has q
chicken a week old, which has four legs.
Its body Is OF natural form. The chicken
runs around without trouble. 8
Regular patrons, who desire their adj
vertisements changed will confer . favor
upon this ofies II they will send In copy
as early ss Thursday Of each week.
All wash dress goods In stock at special
prices. Hosiery at a bargain, and under
wear 80 low that you can get all you can
carry away for very little money. F. X.
Bane Il 20.
A stranger walking up Main street the
other day heard a bell ring In J. A.
Caanslor's grocery store. and upon
stepping inside was told that Joe was
registering the sales OF some luscious CAL
ifornia fruit.
Mrs. Peddicord, of this city, is entitled
to be enrolled as o 'Daughter or the
Revolution and does not have 10 trace
her ancestry back very far, as her father
was q member of Washington's body
guard. He was over one hundred years OF
age when he died, and none OF his chill
dren have ever died at less than sixty
years Of age.
You are likely dlsgusted with trying "a
dye at home for you have made nothing
but failures and a big muss, but this wal
because you did not Use the Putnam
Fndeless Dyes. Get a package OF thu
Putnam Fadeless Dye, put q vessel two
thirds full OF water on the stove, add the
dye and then put In any and all kinds Of
goods, boil one.hnli hour, and stir occa'
sionaily, and that's oil. You will have nc
muss, no trouble, but a fadeless, beautiful
color. Each package colors everything
Sold by Chas. w. LoomIs and ID. w. B
Tevis,
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s6pools Goats Thread. CSC
Palm Leaf Fsus each lc
Ladies' shirt waists, neat pink and blue
stripes. ESQ
No. 8 SILK Aoire Ribbon per yard, &c
Apron 0inehams per yard. &c
Heavy felt Window Shades, sprinz rollers. nc
Mems Heavy Chesiot Shirts worth sc
for &c
Good Elastic per yard, pc
summer Corsees worth soc for 39c
Boo Overalls worth SIC for tsc.
Mems heavy saspsnden worth 2 C for I-c.
Mems and boys Straw Hats e
SHOES. .
Baby Shoes. Nos, : = 8. per pair. &C
Ladies Oxfords per pair, q
Porpolse shoe strings per pair. 10
OLD ladies hand sewed slipper. We
Mems Creole Congress Piow shoes. 81 20
Ladies' DonGora shoes, ssc,
Ladies Goth Top Blucherette Oxford. patent
leather tip and counter. worth OIL 90, NC
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 10, 1895.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 10, 1895.
Editor Inteiligencer: b.
An extra" Of the Lexington News has
just been laid upon ms desk, conveying
tn me an announcement which brings the
deepest sorrow 4 can ever have or feel for
q fellow-man, q dear friend and a citizen.
1t was Z. Ben. Russell who first called
upon me-, 10 September, 1887, to max my
maiden democratic speech in the old
Lafayette county court house, and who
ever continued afterwards to recognize me
AZ his prOtege, and assisted my tender and
untried youth In no small measure to reap
the esteem aud honor of the citizens of
Lexington.
Turning the leaves of 7 Wallace o.. 3.
Reports, 679-GSl, l had occasion to-day To
find reported from the decisions OF the u.
8. Supreme court, the Floyd acceptances
case, a suit arising upon ten drafts or bills
of exchange, OF which the following Is a
copy of one:
$50 900. Washington, ID. o., Nov. 2s, 40.
"'Ten months after date, for value re-
ceived, pay TO our own order at the Bank
of the Republic, New York City, Fifty
Thousand Dollars, and charge to our
acct. for supplies for the army In Utah.
"RusselI, Majors & Waddell.
"To Hon. J. Is. Floyd, Secretary of War.
"Acceptance: War Department, Nov.
%, 1895. Accepted. John b. Floyd, Sec
rotary OF War"
What q coincident in the affairs of life,
to hear OF this sad death, and my atten-
ton, In the course OF my business, called
to this law suit. a case involving one-half
a million OF dollars; an instance of a
single business transaction made by Rus
sell, Majors Il Waddell, a mercantile firm
of which G.. Ben's father was the head.
c. Ben was reared In a family OF wealth,
culture, refinement n intelligence. A
favored and courted son, time with
changed circumstances, men and place,
made his ending far, far remote from his
beginning.
Pity, sympathy, tears, are OF no avail.
Tributes to his memory kindly words for
his virtues but teach us to held the living.
They bring to those who mourn the loss,
a feeling OF sOlace and consolation that
their dead was honored, cherished and
esteemed. What can we do for e. Ben
Russell?
"we murmur a misdoubt
When Gods great sunshine finds MS out"
And yet, what OF the great beyond? IL
my intimate association, as city attorney,
and further, as u constant friend, during
his Inst administration of the affairs of
your city, be permitted to testify; verify,
10 reward ~ In store; IL he who il free
from care and trouble, lives in the Great
Unknown, the preponderance OF his vir-
tues will turn the scale Of Gods Judgment
TO a righteous verdict, and the aAarding
| OF "a deserving crown. His goodness far
outweighed his faults; in fact, good,
kind, genial. intelligent to a fault, where
Is there a man, woman or child, enemy or
friend, who will say aught against Charles
] Ben Russellf
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LIKE A TIUNDER4CLAP FROM A CLEAR SKYl

F., 8. YOUNG. OF the above firm, hav-
ing decided to move to
Chicago, and wishing to dispose of his inter-
ests here it necessitates
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A New Enterprise!

With new life, new energy, new goods and new prices.
A store for the people now on earth.
Farmers Of Lafayette County:-We want a share
OF your trade. We are anxious to make your acquaintance,
to show you our goods and name our prices. We will do you
right and can save you money. y ci1not.ItW
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mes, 6 and Z inches wide, such as you
re asked from II to lSc for at other
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$500 yards fine Zephyr Ginghams,
shilling value, at Sc yard.
10 pieces Pongees in light and dark
ground. at Sic.
Fine Scotch Lawn just in, ct value
for &c.
Printed Organizes, 32 inches wide, sc.
Yenisee Organizes, 40 inches wide
121c.
MANCHESTER PLISSE.
A new wash fabric as fine as silk and
just as beautiful, for fancy waists and
dresses. Our price TIC a yard.
WHITE GOODS.
India Linons, all grades from 5 Ct st
to 40c a yard.
Checked N~ainsooks hOokfold 3 81 sc.
HAMBURG EDGES.
Lot l. special value at 1Oc.
In this lot you will find an assortment
of styles that will please you from the
medium width fine patterns to the wide
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p lbs G~ranulated Sugar. q 10
20 cans Tomatoes. q 90
% packages OF Rolled Oats. q o.
ls lbs Dry Salt Meat, 81 o.
81 lbs Beans. 81 90
2sallon Syrup Buckets, Soc
Choice MIXED Candy per Id. SC
Is packages Penny Goods for loo
Coal OH per gallon, l6c
Pure Cider Vinegar, lie
star Tobacco per Id, <ac
QURENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
No. 3 LaBastie Lamp. fiues best made. lsc
No. ! Lamp fiues, &c
Heavy glass tumblers per set, Sc
Water glasses per set. aOc
Elegant Dinner Set of % pieces; pattern
green aud gold; the latest thing
out. worth GIG On. our price ~
4 GOODS AND FURNISHING.
LII Domestic. yard wide. &c
Prints, light and dark patterns, &c
Ladies Handkerchief. fancy bsrder. per
doz, lac
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aud 1t may be OF . crew going down at
sea with the vessel az she foundered In Q
Storm
Next Wednesday will be . gala day for
Jefferson City. At that time the bridge
for which its citizens have been working
for more than q year will be commenced.
The completion Of this grand structure
means q great deal for the capital city.
Instead Of being d~ependednt upon one
railroad, the Missouri Pacific, ss at
present, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and Chicago and Alton will be added to
the list. The bridge will to built entirely
Of steel with q draw span. 1t will cost
$2OO, 600. The contract was let last Thurs
day and all necessary papers signed. The
engineer IL A.. ]. L. Waddell of Kansas
City, and the contractor 10 A. J. Tullock
Of Leavenworth, Kan. Extensive prepar-
atoms are being made for the ground
breaking ext Wednesday. In addition 10
the usual booming of cannon Governor
Stone will deliver the address of the coca.
sion. An electric street car line will, when
the bridge Is completed, connect Jefferson
City with the Chicago and Alton at Cedar
City, and thel Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad at North Jefferson City. The
contract demands that the structure be
] completed before March ], 1855.
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SILK


You shall share by our
smart buying. We make prices
that will move them out in a
jiffy. Notice some here:
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hooof. iou were my Irienu ana i Was
yours. Above your silent clay l pay this
tribute to your worth. FAREWELL
q. u. SILvERMAN.
PERSONALS.
Will Porter was here Sunday.
Emil Ludwies spent Sunday here.
Miss Jennie Berrie is visiting in st.
Louis.
Col. Charles Vandiver was a caller We'd
nesday.
DIR. s. s. Crow, of Sedalis, was here
Sunday.
Mrs. Emison ChansIor is visiting friends
in st. Louis.
Judge John E. Ryland is expected home
about June lat.
Prof. W. A. Wilson spent several days
this week Mt Joplin.
MIR. Eagene Weber, Of st. Louis, is here
visiting his parents.
Miss Maude Burden has returned from
an extended visit to Illinois.
Mr.. Geo. W. Null, an esteemed friend OF
the lNTELLfGENcER, was here Thursday.
Miss Matte Davis left last night for a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. q. Z. Alstadt, in
Chicago.
Mrs. Charlie Campbell. of near Odessa,
wac here this week visiting Mrs. Ed,
Campbell.
Mrs. w. 8. Clagett, OF Mexico, arri we'd
Wednesday for a weeks visit to friends
and relatives.
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The Racket Store, s saii'S
GLEN. B. ALTMAN, Jewe|er,
7o7 Main ST.,
Kansas City, Mo.

desire to call attention to my immense stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
Jewehy, Novelties in Gold and Silver, Canes and Umbrellas.
HTDont forget the number: 77 Main ST., KANSAS CITY, Mo. 1+5ly
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STAPLE

ones, 6 and Z inches wide, such as you
are asked from II to lSc for at other
places.
STAPLE DEPARTMENT..
a. Pepperel u%nbleached sheeting l5c.
"a Pepperel bleached sheeting lSc.
Yard wide soft finish bleached mus
lin Ale.
Best quality light sheeting prints &c.
Fancy Chinese mating &c.
Yard wide floor oil cloth Zoe.
Table oil cloth colOrs only lac.
Children's tan button shoes 5-7t, 75c.
Children's tan button shoes Still, $l.lO
Children s tan button shoes ll9-2, $l.3O
Children's tan Oxfords SIS, To-.
Children's tan Oxfords SILL, 9Oc.
Children's tan Oxfords 119-2, 81 90:
Children's Kid OxfOrds, patent tip,
6-74, at 6Oc.
Children's Kid Oxfords, patent tip,
8-109, at 75c.
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"who dares draw the line where God has mott
HE has gone and he has not gone"

hc IA soue, III uc nus not gDnc.
Farewell, o, brave and true man! Your
lips, which Lexington" was
your constant idol, are forever closed.
Your heart has ceased to beat; your noble
energy and busy brain is still, and from
your hand has dropped the torch of life.
Your acts, your deeds, your life, your
traits Of friendship and character, we
honor. You were my friend and l was
yours. Above your silent clay l pay this
tribute to your worth. FAREWELL
G.. b.. SILvERMAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02
colored FIorldIans In Glover.

Nothing will kill a young negro but a charge of dynamite, and their stom- aehs must be wonderfully and fearfully made. The freeze was an unmitigated blessing to them, and they luxuriated on frozen oranges for two weeks after ward. It was fun to see them. They would gather around the various ship ping points, and when lot of fruit was ordered to the cremator they would help themselves before it was hauled away Some of the boys would eat two dozen frozen oranges at q sitting, or standing rather, and the feat did not seem to harm them in the slightest. Some of the bootblaeks and newsboys made Q point of buying cents worth of frozen oranges every day for their dinner They could get dozen large ones for a nickel, and they would eat them way down to tho yellow hide. 4 white boy who attempted the same performance would have had several different kinds of oramp collie in less than 5 minutes Florida Times Union.
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Hears with His Mouth,

A boy whose mouth is wonderful, in that it does the double service of tasting and hearing, was in San Antonio today. His name is John Mihand, and his home is at Sabinal. He was born ten years ago. Both ears were closed at birth, and they have never been of service to him. But by remarkable freak of na- tnre his mouth has done what his ears ought to have done, and he is not in- eommoded in the slightest Several local doctors examined and tested the powers of the mouth and pronounced the case a phenomenon without parallel. San Antonio (Tex.) Dispatch
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SUNDAY ADVERTISER.

The WEEKLY GRAPHIC has made such arrangements with the Southern Magazine that will enable it to offer this spleRdid magazine clubbed with the WEEKLY GRAPHIC at the low price of g a year for both publications. The Southern Magazine is what its name impliees and is published at Louisville, KA. It is illustrated. con- tains articles by the best writers in the country, and it's subscription price is SI50 year This offer will not be continued long, and everyone should avail themselves of it now.
 F wit
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Firs

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyte Church was delightfully."- entertained at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. Y. D. Wilkins last after noon. After the regular business oi the meeting had been transacted the mem bers were invited into the diB- Ing room where the charming host ess served them with delicious fe- treatments.
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Be sure to attend MitehelI's Grand Opening Wednesday af- tern0on. Ice Cream served to our friends from 2 to : D. m. FREE. St
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The Morning Fire

The alarm of fire this morning was caused by some cotton samples in the Barrrqqe street cotton scales building, which is being used as a voting place for the Fourth Ward catching on fire No damage was done.
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A Mean Trick.

My husband played such a mean trick on me. " said one woman to an- other on the street car the other day.
 Howl? asked the friend sympathet ically.
 Why, l found he was smoking 50 cents worth of cigars day, and I got him to agree to give me as much pin money week as smoking cost him. He stuck to it one weel. "
 And then whats''
 "He bought clay pipe and pound Of 10 cent tobacco aud cut my pin mon. ey down to cents week. "-Exchange
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For collie, SCOUT, sprains. bruises, spavin, swellings and all diseases Of horses and cattle Johnson's Mag netic Oil. horse brand. gives excellent satisfaction. $1-size 50 els ; 50-cent size, 25 cents. DeWoody < Co.,, Pine Bluff. Ark ]
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Ask your neighbors what they think of Bradon's Cough Drops. They will tell you of it's remarkable cures. It is only 2 cents 3 bottle, and one bottle will convince you of it's merit. Prepared by Mann-Tank- ersley Drug Company. , Sdtf
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Little Rock Races.

For the accommodation of those desiring to attend the races at Little Rock. the Iron Mountain morning train will leave Pine Bluff at 10 o'clock a. III. and returning leave Lit tie Rock at p. III. each day during the races.
 1 ! Ct ]. L. REINAcH, Ticket Agent
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Confidence rules the business world Ne are proud of our customers and we are not afraid to credit them They pay promptly If you have the cash. bring 1t; if not, and YOU are worthy of credit, you can buy al ash prices. Baits Don't go.
 37tf L. l.. GOLDSMITH & Co.
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Don't Miss the Grand Opening at Hoyler k Nowland's Wednesday afternoon. Music from to D. Iii. Their friends will be served with ice cream. etc. 205 West Second ave me. 41d3t
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The election is passing of very tremendously. although much inter- est is being manifested by the friends and supporters Of the various candi- dates.
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So far as learned only one fight occurred in the city today. and that was caused by q discussion of the ex-Prifst's lecture.
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Mir C W. Dowen, who has been confined to his room with rheuma- tism for several weeks, is again able to be on the streets.
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Our Aetora.

It is remarkable fact that most of the so called Irish comedians in this country are Americans, and most of the English actors are Irish. New Orleans Pieayune.
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Come to see lis Wednesday after noon and enjoy the music. We are ill our new store and Will celebrate in proper style. Hoyler X Rowland, 205 West Second avenue. 1 ldat
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The ratiie for the handsome table cover made by Miss Mehlinger will take place at Hoyler X Rowland tonight at X o'clock.
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The vote in the various wards in the city about o'clock stood as follows: First ward, 161; Second ward, l64; Third ward, 16S; Fourth ward, 137.
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Johnson's Oriental Soap imparts q delicate Odor and leaves the skin soft and velyety. Try it and you will never use any other. DeWoody < Co, Pine Bluff, Ark. 3
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For toilet articles. perfumes, etc. go to C. T.. Harrison. the Main street druggist. 1d1m
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1 handle only the freshest and purest drugs and chemicals. I'm C. U HARRISON. Druggist.
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IF YOU are weak and worn out or have that tired feeling, Hoods Sar- saparilla is just the medicine to re- store your strength and give you a good appetite. Hoods makes pure blood.
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There is no better 5-cent cigar on the market than the Cotton Belt, ' manufactured by Rodewald < Kratz- meier Ask for it. 319dtf
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Pay your taxes before the rush. City Scrip for sale by Ghas. Senyard Chief Of fire department. , l3 dlm
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Cleveland. Lincoln. and Jefferson county scripts for sale Ut the GRAPHIC office
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For q good smoke try the "Gotton Belt. Ii is guaranteed to give satis- action. 3I9dtf
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Ask the cigar dealer for q Cotton Belt. 1t is q Havana filler, and the best 5-cent cigar in the market. 3l9tf
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Japanese Liver Pellets are the best family medicine for liver complaint and constipation. % pills in vial. 25 cents. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark
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Don't fail to see James O'Neill in the Count of Monte Gristo at the Opera-house next Wednesday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dukes, of Lit tie Rock, are in the city, guests of Judge and Mrs. W D. Jones.
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If you want a good smoke, try q Cotton Belt It is q handmade cigar. 319du
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AIr. George Butterworth, of Yazoo City. is in thecity.
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E Mrs. A. R. sherrin is in the cit. visiting relating and friends.
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For dinner pill and general family eathartic we confidently recommend HOOPS PILLS.
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Creamery butter, the best in the land, at 25 cents at
 3Ttf L. E. GOLDSMITH < Co.
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The Cotton Belt Cigar is the finest 5=cent article in the city. Try them. 3l9dtf
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For a good cigar call at C. [. Har- rison's Drug store. on Main street.
 11lm
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CITY ITEMS.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest msdaland Diploma.
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\ OST-A gold sleeve button. Finder will AA please return same to the furniture house of Eugene Fies and receive suitable reward. Z9 d6t
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 .SOLUnN.~
 Advertise Your Wants.

If you have a House for Rent, or have anything for Sale advertise 1t in this Column.
 Rates: 3 lines, one week, 25 cents, CASH N ADVANCE.
 If charged, will be charged at the regular local rate Of cents a line each insertion
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nH account Of other business arrange O ments l now offer for sale my abstract of titles, office building, vaults. safes. furni- ture, etc, but will continue business until the same Is disposed Of. :. B. White. 22Itf
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1.-TWO ROOMS and also q cottage to rent avenue. 326 ct
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24S 4th Ave. S., Room 5.
Dover Alliance.

AT meeting of Dover Alliance, No 5O2
l took an order for almost 5000 pounds of
flour, which 1 placed at a saving of IS for
our members. We also sent 500 to the
Minneapolis Supply association for grocer
les, as sample order. If they do the
square thing by us, they will be able to
do a good business with us. So much for
their putting their advertisement in The
Representative.
Our alliance is in good working order.
Our little warehouse at Dover has made
us many times it's cost, and our whole
sailing our supplies is going to give us
another boost. Why can't every alliance
do the same? All the alliances ought to
begin at once to do business. If thew will
they will find that there will be no troublt
in having good crowds at their meetings,
and everyone will keep his dues paid AL
liances need have no fear in sending
money for goods if they will deal with
reliable firms and they find their adver-
tisements in The Representative.
Later-The goods came all right We had
a meeting yesterday to divide our bill of
groceries. We had a grand rally; took in
three new members, and three old fellows
that We're years in arrears paid up their
dues Business is what makes the alliance
hum. Most of our old guard were taking
The Representative. AS we get new men,
bers, 1 shall make a raid on them and
bring them into The Representa- tive fold.
You see, I am willing to order goods and
weigh them out free of charge but they
must take The Representative.
We passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we are opposed to stand
ing armies in our republic; we notice with
fear the growing demand on the part of
centralized capital for large appropriations
for state and national guards. Therefore,
we would respectfully ask our representa-
tives to vote against all appropriations
that are to increase the military of the
state
Resolved, That we are opposed to the
bill commonly known as the good roads
bill. J. I. VERMILYA,
Secretary Quincy Alliance, No. 5O2