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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Lafayette
In the Circuit Court Of said county, at Lexing-
ton, In vacation, February "a, 1895.
The State Of Missouri. at the relation and to
the use Of Thomas A. Catron. Collector OF
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, In the
state OF Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
J n Pemberton, BE PembeEton, J W Pember.
ton. Kettle Sanders and Theodore Sanders,
her husband. Abe Bledsoe. Annie Bledsoe,
Martha W Pemberton. Fred Middleton and
Nettie Middleton, his wife,, and other heirs
unknown OF J d Pomberton, deceased.
Defendants.
Tothe said 8 e Pemberton and J W Pember-
ton and the unknown hoirs of B Pemberton,
deceased: You are hereby notified that said
said Court, By petition, the object and general
psture Of which rs to obtain a Judgment for
tbs taxes, interest and costs due on the follow
Of Sfsyett" and state OF Missouri. to-wit:
Twenty acros north half Of southeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF section twenty
a ave r rcTr essate .G SeiDS d%siin eanss for s%e ,nS yeais
l590, 1891. 1892 aad 1888. and that said lakes FOR
said years, exclusive Of penalty, interest and
1921, and that the same may be declared u
lien on said real estate, and that the same may
he sold or as much thereOfa as may be Unnecessary
,n, sst,sf' f sss ,ud psnsi,is sena co%m hefeln; w and
costs. And you are further notified that
unless you appoaP at the next term Of said
In the city OF Lexington, In said county, on
the seventeenth day OF June. next. pnd on oi
before the sixth day OF said term, IL the term
hail SO long continue, and II not. then
before the end Of the term. and an swer said
petition, the Same will be taken as con
feased. Il IL further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in the Lexington Weekly
Intelligen0sr, q newspaper Published In said
o0unty. OF Lafayette, for four weeks
succcssiveiy, tho last Insertion to be ut
least four weeks before the commencement Of
the next term OF this court.
A true Opy Attest:
C.. L. EWING. Clerk.
By FRANK TRIo0, ID. G.. a-2+t.
81. @. Wailace Jr., attorney for pla.ntiff.
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so highly recommended tho OIL Remedies 70
me that l came back and placed myseu under
the OIL treatment Al once. l Was seLt houe
sound and we'll in lust four weeks. feel II h
duty l owe suffering humanity 10 state these
facts. as 1 cannot too highly recommend Ut.
Castle s Co, proprietors OF the hain,S Soi-
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q T. SrioLrNAe, GRAND Pass,
Saline county, Mo,
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CouSrr or LAFAsrrTE.i
In the Circuit Court of said County, at Led
inston. In Vacation. February u. ts9s.
The State OF Missouri, at the relation ana h
the use OF Thomas A. catron, Collector q
the Revenue Of Lafayette County, 10 u
State OF Missouri. Plaintiff.
versus
Henry Grothsr. Defendant.
To the said defendant:
You aro hereby notified that said plaintt0
court. by petition. tho object and geusrdI
nature OF which Is to obtain q Judgment foS
the ta,es. interest," and costs due upon the fol
Lafayette county, Missouri. to-wit: Ted
acres. east side northwest quxrte2
S Of nort aSS r.. qu :,G: ,o, e :oS ss.
u northwest quarter az southwest Quartery
and northeast corner q southwest quartet
OF northwest quarter Of southwsst quarter
OF northwest quarter Of southwest quarter %
section seventeen. township forty-uIne, rang3
twenty-four. said real estate being Delinquent
and that s.id taxes for said yoan, sIcIusivc|
OF penalty, interest and costa, amount In thel
aggregate TO tho sum of elsJsA. q that tho,
estate, aud that the same maj b. cold or 81
much thereof ~ may be necessary. 70 sasisfy)
the Judgment rendered herein. viih interest,
you arc furtSer notined that unless you
appear st the next term Of the eatd circuit
court, to be begun and held at the
S count hoS Ss i Is the :.S Ssss q dss ssr oi u s s1,s
term, m the term shall. y long
continue, and II not. then before tho
same will be taken as cOnfessedi q Is furth,S
ordered that q copy hereof bc published In thd
Lexington Weekly ~lutelitseucer. . newspapcr]
i pSo'i iSSr y a.e sss' sSscsss,veIy. he s.ss
Insertion TO be Al least four weeks before The
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-Harry--I always wears hat to suit
my head; hang the style. Dick-Yes.
/ notice that a soft hat is your favor
ite.-Boston Globe.
III don't believe Miss Goslow Is
from Philadelphia" why not? She
said she was" Well mercy; she
knew all about the Worlds fair being
over Inter Ocean.
-Blinks imeditatively)-- What .
greedy world this Isl. the great major.
ity of people always after money,
Hardup (sadly)-Yes, and a long way
after 1t, too.-Buffslo Courier. /:
What He Thought of It.-He-Peo.
pie in love believe everybody else can't
see. She (cautiously)-Just the same,
don't you trust too much to that. while
papa is around.-Detroit Free Press.
-Facetious friend-Well, have you
and your wife settled as to who Is to
be the speaker Of the house? Young
husband-Not yet. We usually occupy
the chair together .-Pearson's Weekly.
-"Ah," remarked Mr.. Quilp, "bu,
ome haven't the play of intellec,
that men enjoy NO. of course
mott" snapped Mrs. Quilp. "woman's
intellect works, "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Johnny (who has jammed his FIN.
ger)-"Plague take IT," Teacher-"Oh,
Johnny, you shouldn't SAY THAR
Johnny-''You'd oughter hear my
papa when he hurts hisself"-Boston
Transcript.
-Witherby-"I forgot my latch-key
last night, and when ] came home !
couldn't get in, SO l had to wait until
the family got up" Plankington-
How long was it, old man? About
half an hour?'-N. Y. World.
WHATS this?" asked Ii Hung
Chang. Its a photograph. sire, of an
American society lady in evening COS,
tune" Poor thing. How deeply in
royal disfavor she must be. She ap.
pears to have lost almost a much ward.
robe as ! have ."-Washington Star.
This coffee, my dear" said Kickles
reminds me of what my mother used
to make" docs it, really?" exclaimed
his wife, u pleased look coming into
her face. Yes. And l used to think
she made about the worst coffee In ouI
township."-Washington Star.
Married Man-Why don't you ge,
married, Miss Perkins2 You are get
ting to look like q back number'-yor
will soon be an old maid. Miss Per
kins-If l were AS easy to please as you,
wife was, ] would have been married
long ago.-Boston Home Journal.
The tall girl unused aloud: What,
said she, ''can l do to bring the coun,
to his knees at my feet?" The shor,
girl laughed u hollow, wan little laugh
with 4 dash OF bitters in 1t. Sup
pose said the hort girl, you drop q
dime On the door. Cincinnati Tri
bune.
Dear me" said Mr.. Meekins, Il,
seems 30 absurd for men to be con
stantly talking about their wives. hav
ing the last word. ! never object to
my wife having the last word" ''Yor
don't Not II bit. Il always fee.
thankful when she gets TO it."-Wash
ington Post.
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

A scientific expedition from the
University of PENNSYLVANIA has left for
Central America.
Lamp posts are let for advertising
purposes by the Shoredicth vcstry in
] ondon. The money received goes to
support 4 technical school.
Prof. Chas. A. Briggs declares that
TO religious organization in history
has enjoyed such a marvellous growth
n the salvation army in so short n
time. /
Some one has estimated hat we
have spent nearly si70, 600. 900 IN build.
ing churches In this land and S500, 0o0,-
OOG in building jails; and that it costs
so, OO0 G0 n year to run the churches
and S4OO. 600. 600 TO run the jails.
Judge Z. lockwood Hoar made u
bequest to the town Of Concord.
amounting to. practically $4,000. of
which 10000 is hft to Harvard col
lege. Nj tire provision THAT it shall
he use. a. ~ the benefit OF Concord
boys.
Tho ...lv..can Board of Missions
established the first efficient printing
press in the Turkish empire, from
which has issued 500, GOO, 600 pages in
the Arabic language, of which many
millions have been pages of Gods
Word.
"A note of warning was sent to all
the principals In the public schools in
New York, at the instance of Superin-
tendent Jasper, ~forbidding the collec-
ton of money by the pupils in schools
d. shn - -,,l;,. .aoa-t 80
n of the teachers or for any other
object.
Rev. -, instructor in religion"
is the curious sign in a west side
street. The name is u Hebrew one
and the sign bears some Hebrew char
acters. 1t is the business of the rabbi
to expound the law to all coIners The
function is common to all rabbis, but
1t is seldom announced in English.-N.
Y. Sun.
James Anthony Froude did not
have q high opinion of English u~nivers-
ity methods. In a letter written at Ok
ford last June he said: The teaching
business ut Oxford goes on at high
p~ressure-i in itself utterly absurd. Ed
ucation, like SO much else in these
days, has gone mad, and is turned into
a mere examination mill"
Brown university has officially
adopted academic gowns for its gradu-
ate students and the members of the
faculty. The hood for a doctor Of di'
vinity Is brown, lined with white; that
for a doctor of laws is entirely OF
brown. The exterior of all other hoods
is black, and the interior brown, ex'
cept, as noted, in the case of the d. d.
hood.
Next April a succession of religion:
festivals will take place In Venice tc
celebrate the s0Oth anniversary of the
conservation of Saint Marks. Accord
ing to tradition the church was first
built in s2s, when the body of st
Mark WAS sent from Alexandria tc
Venice; a large part of this church was
destroyed by fire in go, when tho
present edifce was begun; it was moi
completed until over a hundred years
later.
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~
careful examination tbs
professors pronounced
II Q malignant q
involving the entire
lip and advised
an early surgical opera
tion IS the only hope Of
u cure. Dreading the
knife ] sought others
opinions. Hearing thai
Mrs. Philip Land
Nv h IS husband IL
president OF the Sweet
Springs Milling Co..
MOI had been cured BY
the Balmy. Soothing
Columbian Oils, ImAde
-. ,,rSAual visit AhA
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5000 reserved FOR Specials.
cnSnITI0Ns

5000 reserved FOR Specials.
CONDITIONS.
American trntting rules to govern. except rs
otherwise provided for. Entrance. 8 per cent.
of purse, payable the night before race. and 0
per cent. additional from all money wtnners.
Nominators may declare out May Is. on pay
ment Of 2 per cent, or June IS on aymen Of 4
per cent of the purse. Declarations void and
will not be recognized unless accompanied by
the money. Purses divided. 50. 81. u and 10
per cent. Distance In NIL races, lao yards. AL
mile heats best three IN five, except syear-old
classes, which will be mile heats, best two la
three. tights reserved to declare OF purses
not Milling satisfactorily, and nominators may
trnL sfsr such entries to the next eligible class.
Any race that may be started and retnain un-
finished on the last day Of the week at the
meeting. will be declared ended and money
divided according TO rank In the
Nominations received up 10 and including
Monday, April Is. No money required from
starters until the evening before the rice.
Daily programme announced ON OF before
June Is. Address
". C. BROWN. r. l.. CLARK.
President. Secretary,
ST. JOSEPH, MO. sect
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09

Our republican readers, who wish the
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can get the Daily and Sunday New York
Advertiser, and the INTELLIoEHcER for
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ID less than the cost Of the Daily alone.
This offer only holds good fDr n short
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09

The ladies OF the Episcopal church have
organized an exchange, and every satur-
day afternoon. from 3 to s o'clock will
have on sale home made cakes, candles,
pies, salads, &C. They solicitIyour patrou-
age. Call at the Guild. II
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Llniment conquers
Pain,
Makes nan or Beast well
again.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
:. County Of LHfdy cite
In the Circuit Court ~ said county. az Lexing'
ton, IN vacation. February .. lsaa.
The State OF Missouri. ut the relation and to
the use OF Thomas \ Catron, collector OF the
revenue ut Laiay cite county, In the state of
Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
Andrew Nelson, Defendant.
To fhe said defendant: You are hereby
notified that said plaintiff nus commenced n
suit against you IN said court, by petition, the
object ana general nature OF which Is to obtain
a judgment. for the iayes. interest anu costs
due on the following described real estate.
situate In the county Of Lafayette and state OF
Missouri, to-witi Northwest corner OF lot two,
block SIX. Mc6ifk's addition To Lexington,
Mo, said real estdtc being delinquent for the
years lss7. lsss. iSSs. lsh. ls9l. SD and 1913.
and that said taxes f0r said years, exclusive
Of penalty. interest and costs, amount IN the
aggregate To the sun Of s3lSS. and that the
same NAV he declared q Hen on said real
estate. and that the same may be sold or so
much thereof ~ may I've necessary TO satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein with interest,
fees, penalties, commissions and costs.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear ut the next term OF said court,
TO be began and held ut the court house, IN
the city %. Lexington, in said county, ON tho
scventeenth day OF June, neat, and ON or
before the sixth day Of said term, II the term
snun 81 lpnS cohtiAuc' anu u hut tnSh pcioto
the end of the term. and answer said petition,
the sam- VIII he taken Us confessed.
And IL ~ further ordered that a copy hereof
be Published la the Lexington Weekly lntelli-
gencer. n newspaper published in said county
of Lafayette. fur four weeks succcsslNely, the
last Insertion To bc 1t least four weeks before
the commencement OF the next term OF TINS
court.
a true copy. Attest:
l. EWING, Clerk.
by Frank Trigg, ID. {. S-2-it.
III c Wallace, Jr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Lotion testamsntary on the estate of Sidney
Proctor, decAased, were granted to the un-
dersigusd on the 18th day OF February, is9j,
Missouri.
All persons having elaine agsinst said estate,
arc required 70 exhibit them for allowance 20
the administrator within one year after the fate
of said letters OR they mny be preciuded from.
any benefit Of such estate; and IL such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
date Ut SAID lcttcrs they will be forever barred.
This 18th day Ot February, lss5.
CALEB \. PROCTOR.
Loot Administrator.
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&. 4.

A Missouri Farmer-His Thrlltng Expert
ence while In Kansas City.
Having sufiert d for i've years with Q peculiar
growth on my under lip I visited . Kansas City
medical college for IN examination. After Q
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
WIT AND, WISDOM.

There are five states of the German
empire each smaller than Rhode Island.
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ID. Hacker is the only eonfectioner In
the city who has a complete line OF con-
f%ectionery goods, and the ouly one who
has the finest goods. POST
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Home Seekers' Excursion.

March 9Th and April ID, the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas Railway will sell tickets
to all points Ia Texas at greatly reduced
rates. For further information, apply to
your local ticket agent. or address. A. c.
Muller, T. p. A., Sedaiia, Mo. 2-23-8t
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by FRANK Tniaa. u. G. ss-tf.
Il. c. wallace. Jr., attorney for plaiuti9.
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c L EWING. Clerk
by Frank Trixg. d. e. 3-c II.
II G Wallace. Jr., Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

lam Dobbins and Prof. T. D. Cation.
which was to have taken place next
Wednesday evening, has been post
poned till Sept. IS, at Century hall
Orono Point, the home of George A.
sheriff under foreclosure of the S14, 600
mortgage. 1t was bid in by the Min
neapqlis Trust company, the mort
gage.
Harry Campbell, the young man ar,
rested Monday by Detectives Law.
from Oberne & Co.'S cash drawer, was
held to the grand jury yesterday morn.
ing, under $500 bonds.
Timothy j. Beach has brought suit
for divorce against Annie Beach on the
ground of desertion. He alleges that
the defendant deserted him, without
cause, March %, 1892 leaving in his
care their child. No answer has been
made, and the defendant is in default
The Railway Tines will get out a
great Labor day edition Sept. l, which
will have twelve pages, and will con,
tain articles from all eminent writer's
and speakers on labor subjects, among
them 7. v. Powderly, W. w. Erwin.
John P. Altgeld, jeremiah Simpson,
Hon. w. ]. Bryan, and several local
leaders of note.
1t now transpires that the newspa.
pers and others were deceived by the
relatives of the woman who suicided
in the Narragansett block, 72S Nicol,
let avenue, Monday morning. Instead
of being Mrs. Arthur P. McInnes, as
given, the health departments report
of death, filed yesterday, shows that
her name was Mary B. Gardner.
The Grand has begun it's season with
the most fiatter:ng prospects for q
brllllant run. The past tyo evenings
the house has been filed and the en-
thusiasm with which 1.-The Old Home
sted'' has been received is a positive
eveidence that this famous play still
retains all those magnetic qualitiea
the first product ton. The engagement
will close with matinee today at
2:30.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-28
llTHE WOMAN IN WHITE.H
This Case Parallels the Tale OF
Wiiixie Collins.

An intimate study of the murder
case shows an exceedingly interesting
parallel in the long line of unusual,
occurrences and the caes described in
Wilkie Collins classical and celebrated
novel, The Woman in White" Mrs.
Perkins and Mrs. Hawkins are both
reported to have been born in Spain.
Both landed on the island of Cuba.
The two women got their education in
a convent. Both went to Tampa, Fla,
and both married at the very early
age of twelve, and at the age of
thirteen both are supposed to have
given birth to children. Thereafter
whatever happens to one seems to
happen to the other. 1t is asserted
by both these strange women that they
looked and talked so much alike that
it was almost impossible for their i'm
mediate friends to tell them apart.
One of the women received severe in.
juries through a bicycle accident, and
shortly afterwards the other, not being
a bicycle rider, was severely injured
while stepping, out OF a buggy, STUN.
we're strain in the back, and, strange
to relate, the other sister, not wanting
to be behind, meets with another
accident, and receives severe strain
in the muscles of the back. Both of
the women have at least two husbands,
and, strange to relate, each of them
became a widow through the death
Of a husband. Both Of the dead huS>
bands leave insurance, the insurance
money is put in al common purse, spent
ard enjoyed in common by each of
them, and each of the two women
have a husband from whom they are
separated, and neither of the husbands
from whom they are separated had
any insurance on their lives. 1t is
merely the result of a curious observa>
ton that so many common and I'M
common events in the life of individ,
uals should have happened to the SIS
fnr rraa ca6 n han
born in Spain, but who could not
speak the Spanish tongue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-28

division of the Great Northern rail-
way, was present and spoke in behalf
of the establishment of courses for
deaf children in the city schools. One
of the chief objections to the school
at Faribault was that the children
were obliged to use the sign alphabet,
thus gradually losing the faculty of
speech. The matter was referred to
the committee on course of study, to-
gether with the president and the su-
perintendent.
M. Coot brought before the board
the question of building a small school
at the Duluth triangle on the East
side, between the Great Northern and
the Northern Pacific tracks. This
matter was taken under consideration
last spring and was then referred to
the building committee. Nothing had,
however, been done to it, as it had
not been possible to find a good site
at reasonable price. Lately a number
of families from the East side flats
had moved over to that vicinity, in
creasing the need of a school building
considerably. The question was re-
ferred to the building committee, with
request that immediate action be ia
ken on it.