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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27

interests but TO subserrc public need
and to promote the general welfare.
They should refrain with special care
from becoming in any wise obligated Ia
those who may have a selfish interest in
securing or preventing legislation Tho
man who Is not absolutely free 80 d"
what he thinks is right Is unfit for putt
lie station. When VIC select this char
acter of men To represent rs in the
legislature and Ia make our laws VIC
need not fear the lobbyiSl-wc need
not fear the result Of their work. The
question is often asked how 10 get rid
of the lobbyist. | will answer 10y say
ing, send to the legislature honest,
brave and incorrupiibie men. When
you do this The lobbyist loses his jnb
and he will seek greener fields.
regret engagements previously
made will prevent me from leaving Toe
tomorrow and attending the
convention.
Wishing you every success, please
believe me, yours sincerely,
LON. Y. STEPHENS.
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The pupils at the public schools in this
| city are taught a lesson aside from theii
regular studies which will, OF all the les
SOM learned in their youth, be one of the
most valuable. II would be better, far
better for them should they miss many
days from their studies rather than tiIey
| should be abse Mt from school on Thanks
giving eve.
Prof. Demand ia not content to haye the
children of our public schools taught only
the lessons which are in their school
books, but he also gives them lessons
from which they learn the real duties of
life and which will tend to make them
better men and women, and more worthy
OF n page in life's history. One OF the
lessons which they have learned is
charity.
Every town and every community has
Its poor. Lexington Is no exception TO the
rule, and we have in our midst some lam
lilies who lack the necessities of life. This
Ia, perhaps, news to some Of our citizens,
but 1t Ia nevertheless a fact that actual
suffering Is in a number of homes in our
city, and this suffering increases as the
weather becomes colder. The school
CnlluIeu ohNc proH tau6he O0 80
before many OF us who are older have
awakened TO the fact.
Every year on Thanksgiving eve the
pupils at the public schools bring their
gifts 10 The High school building. from
which place they are distributed. The
donations this year amounted TO a little
more than they did a year sgo. More than
twenty families were given a good dinner.
which was, perhaps, the frat good meal
some OF them had enjoyed In months. III
children were liberal In their gifts ard
praise for the good work they
nave done. The following Ia q list OF the
goods which were distributed among The
poor families:
Flour, 20 sacks; coffee, 4S pounds;
breed. 20 losves; tea, 0 pounds cabbage,
l2; ssrdiues. 4 cans; soda, 4 pounds; meat.
Is pieces, including turkeys and chickens;
oeans, IL sacks; oatmeal, 90 packages;
IL sacks; meal, 1s sacks; salt, 3
JACKS; uga s packages; dried fruit, Q
1ackages; Z pies, . cakes, 2 sacks OF wal
,uts, l sack OF pecsns, ! sack OF popcorn;
potatoes, 10 bashels; apples, IL bushels;
AZ caus OF canned goods, 2 pounds OF but
err, 3 buckets OF lard, pickles, catsup,
Dap, Jelly; turnips. 8 bushels. Clothing.
hats, g csps, Is cloaks. ~ pairs of pants.
coats, 4 vests. 2 pair OF gloves. l2 coed
airs OF shoes, 8 pair hose. 8 pieces under
rear, 8 skirts, 9 girls hats. s dresses. 8 !
hirts and IL waists.
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PAGE CITY.


Charles Tabb went to Kansas CITY
Saturday.
John Stewart had business in Lexlng-
ton Monday.
win Tut made Il flying trip to Kansas
City Sunday.
Oscar Thomas, of Lexington. was here
last Saturday.
Bob Scott and Charlie Caldwell we're In
HiggInsville Saturday.
James Jacobs OF Berlin, was here Wed.
pssday night on business.
Mr.. J. q Plattenburg, of Lexington,
was here on business Tuesday.
MIR. aud Mrs. II. Y. P~IaIteuburg, of
Higginsville, were here Tuesday.
Thomas Miller and brother Elias had
business In Higginsvllle last week.
Mr.. y. F. Starke n wife and John
Stewart spent Wednesday In Malta Bend.
The Misses Park, OF H~igginsyiIle, spent
Sunday with Miss jessie Jackson, In the
country.
Charley Neer was here Tuesday. on his
way from st. Louis. where he had been
with stock.
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"a b-JsCAsH
DIR. II. b. Watts has'noved i1to his new
residence.
James Cartm-ii Is dansorously $50 nih
typhoid lever.
Mr.: }. p. Abenis, Linevillr, Iowa. Is in
the city this week.
Hiss Willie AmicK spent rhaukscIysos
with relatives at Holden, AIu.
Mrs. ID. Watts and A!.s. D. II. MiI.i,-
ton, visited in Independence.
The I. O. O. y. is thinking of o,-,r-
l2In: a lodge at this place IN tn -.4r
future.
Fritz Beckman, who has been very ili
Tor the past week, is improving .,ry
rapidly.
Mr.. Shops, Of Odessa, il boring . well
for II citS. lie truck water at - q psh
OF seventy feet.
Il. G.. Hawkins. of SiilRe!I, Kas., has
moved into the house with nj, aau-ru-
law, -. Watts.
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branes line the Whole body, every organ
in the body. The slightest catarrh of one
sallow skin, lifeless eye, Inc Weakening
discharges. Mrs. Alvina Hanenkrat, Rib
Falls, Wis, in a recent letter to DR.. Hart
man, says: 81 was troubled for ten years
with chronic catarrh. / used Pe-ru-nR
for about eight years, and / must say that
am perfectly cured of the disease. 1t
will be two years next June since ] was
cured, and have not been troubled with
any of my old symptoms"
DIR. Hartman's latest book on chronic
catarrh will be sent free to any address
for a shorl time by The Pe-rn-na Drug
Mfg. Co., Columbus, o.
Ask your druggists for a free P%e-run-a
Almanac for 1898.
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a 0uestion Of party poIley.


State Chairman Cook, OF the Mexico
Intelligeacer has this TO say:
ave pueilah iB rbis Issue Of the
InteIligencer an article from that sterl-
ing democratic paper. the Lexington
IETRLLteEECER, concerning the policy
Of the campaign of 1900.
1.-The only difference between the
I~nteiligencer and u contemporary is
that while both favor the platform OF
1896 and the denomination of MIR.
bryap our Lexington nRmesake believes
we can carry New York without o
surrender of the advanced position
taken by The democracy last gear,
while we are confident That without a
npon which Mr.. Bryan made his
famous canvas in '96 it il folly TO talk
of carrying the empire statc.
1.-The recent victory in New York
vas won by ignoring national politics.
Even the Tsmmany leaders speak OF
westerG aud southern democrats 81
SILVER enthusiasts
~ do not believe there ia o
more show OF capturing New York on
an hoaest democratic platform than
there is OF Bob Ingersol mating iDfideIs
out OF the millions of ChristisD be-
llevers.
ut is all right 70 make n campaign
of education in New York. but 1t can
be made much more effectuslly and OF
much less risk after we have elected a
democratic president than before.
-.But these are mere matters OF party
policy upon which honest democrats
may differ without injury TO party in
Gerests.
"Wben the democracy has once
adopted it's line of action the Lexiptop
IsrELLIGENcER and the Mexico Intel
ligencer will ne found touching elbows
4 the march against Hannaism and
Filleyism.'
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Burnett Hin was In Kansas City Sun'
day.
j. b. Williamson had business in Kan
sas City, Tuesday.
There were six carloads of stock shipped
from this place Monday.
John Morris returned Tuesday from
Kansas, where he has been visiting.
DR.. @. W. Bates was up from Lexington
last week looking after his stock farm.
Miss CloId, of Fayette. spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Franklin.
The meeting at the Methodist church is
still in progress. 4 good deal OF interest
Is being manifested.
j. W. MGCuistron. Thomas Hatman and
Colon Mastison returned from u hunt
down southeast of Springfield. Tit boys
report d pleasant trip.
Walter jackson and W. II. McLaurin, of
Oak Grove, were here Monday and went
quail hunting. Quails were plentiful, bnt
they got ont of The reach of the boys.
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A HEALTHY SIGN.

Straws show which way the vino
blows. In 1894 the populist party in
Lafayette county cast in round numbers
500 votes. The majority OF these votes
were protests against Clerelandism,
which us much 10 the disgust OF dem
ocrats a. any ono else, had fastened
itself npon the democratic party. The
populisls last year campaigned Lafay-
cite ounty with one Of their best men
for the legislature. lie received but
160 votes.
Last Saturday the ''middle of the
road popullsts held q meeting ut HIg-
ginsvillc. Without IN exception this
meeting was advertised IN every paper
in Lafayette county, weeks in advance.
There were present at this meeting
FIy ~populists.
There Is much encouragement in this
statement of facts for the men who
made Cleveland's overthrow possible
and who anchored the democratic ship
once more in the harbor of democratic
principles.
In 1894 4 populist convention in La
fayette was attended by scores. In
1896 the attendance was not so large,
bnt it was possible for that party 20
hold a fairly well attended meeting.
In 1897, Mckinley in the white
house, Hanna representing the trusts
and the republican administration dong
his bidding, the -.middle OF the road"
leaders in Lafayette county ind that
The rank and file are not attending
..middIe OF the road" Popuiist conven-
tions. What Is the reason?
1t is plain indeed. The rank and
file of the populist party have Joined
issues with democracy They are
marching with the powerful army of
democracy in the great tight TO wrest
this government from the clutches Of
the Wall street contingent and the
tarim barou brigade. They realize
that betweeu Bryan and McKinly there
Is no ..middle OF the road"
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PERSONALS,

MI. Robt. Fox. OF Dover. was In Lex
lugtou Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and children arr
visiting relatives in Corder.
Mrs. George johnson aud children ar
Visiting relatives 10 Kansas City.
Mr. spd Ars, W. w. Meug, OF Dover
we're In Lexington Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary K. Blackwell has returnet
from q visit TO the Misses Boon, OF Kansas
City.
Mrs. o. j. Powell. OF Sweet Springs
visited her daughter. Mrs. w. @. Marrs
Sunday.
Mrs, Missouri A.. Jones, OF Dodd City
Texas, ia visiting her sister. Mrs. }. L
Marshall.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. J. dabel and child.
rem and Dora Meet spent last Sunday al
Napoleon.
Aiessrs. Frank Trlgg. L. Il. Smith aud
@. Y. Ford have returned from their
bunting trip.
MisR Lee hIeng. OF Dover. spent several
days this week With the family Of her
brother. DIR. j. w. Msug.
0klBd n uutG ntCAu lnug " AboCRooNtOhtS .
came down Thursday evening. and is the
guest of Miss Susie Lesueur.
Q1ite e crowd from this city attended
the game of foot ball between Kansas and
Missouri at Kansas City. Thursday.
Miss Lima Taylor, who has been visiting
ct ANA tor the past three weeks,
returned home Wednesday evening.
bIessFs. Harry Hawkins, of Birghming-
ham, Alabama, and Lee HAWKINS, Of
Sweet Syringe, were here Thursday.
Miss Ella Carter RETURNED Tuesday even.
ing from Fort Bridger. Wyo., and is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. g. ~. catro0.
Miss Msude Eekie, OF HlgginsVile, who
has been the guest OF Miss Lucie Hays the
past week. returned home this morning.
Lieutenant NJ. l.. Wood, OF the United
States navy. visited has father, Judgs
VIM. T. Wood, q few dvys the first OF tho
week.
Mrs. VIM, p. bradshaw. Of E1ward,.
vile. ILL.,, Is expected to arrive this even.
ynR 10 visit her sister. Mrs. John Il.
Burden.
Miss Clara r Dawson. OF Liberty, WHO
has been here visiting her sister. Miss
Bessie. for the past three months, has
returned to home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. McGrew Aud sou
sud MIR. and Mrs. E. j. McGrew spent
day 10 Sedsiia. the guests
Of Mrs. Wm. L. Bard. lr.
Nr. Frank LsmboTD left yesterday
morning for bis home at Tacoma, Wash.
after 9 visit Of seven weeks with
his parents here. Mr.. Lamborn Ia an old
boy, but has made his home
10 the far west tor o number Of years.
Miss Julia TrIsg. OF Lockbart, Texas, q
yoaug lady OF rare personal beauty, who
has been visiting the families OF Mr.. j. @.
Lesueur ADD Judge Richard Field. left
last last week. While In Lexington Miss
rrggg made many friends. Since her
Departure THO faces OF some OF the young
eeatIemen BpReeF 70 haye gone into
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27

All persons in she state of Missouri
desiring yoang black bass ana cropDie for
public waters or private ponds should
apply at their earliest convenience to
Phil. KopPlin, Jr, Superintendent Forest
Park iiatcheries, St. Louis, Mo. or to II.
C.. Carson, Superintendent, st. Joseph,
no, the one most accessible to-the appli-
cant.
The expense to applicant will be cost of
can and delivery OF fish CS1.O0), which
must be sent in advance. No fish cans
sent out c. o D. Express charges on ash
to be c. o. D. a hve-galion can will
carry fifty small fish. All applicants will
be notified a few days in advance OF ship
ment. SAM T. RATHELL.
Chairman Missouri Fish Commission
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Mark Twain's Latest Book, Following
The EuuatOr."

Readers of Clemens former productions
will be pleased to learn that his late pro-
duction is considered by the best foreign
and American critics and reviewers to be
his masterpiece. Mark Twain's writings
are unique in that they abound in infor-
nation as we'll as hunor. An English
authority says: cor the contemporary
American writers, Mark Twain is beyond
compere the most distinct and individual
OF them all" The New York Tribune
says; "He is a man to have on ones
shelves somewhere near Thaekeray.p It
is now in the hands of canvassers.
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Pain Cant Stay
10 muscle. membrane or
joint when
o.. EokIey's Skunk OIL Eminent
is absorbed into the SyS-
ten. Sold by
LEROY FARMER.
H0MEsEEKERS EXCURSION,

The seasOn OF tbs yFer has arrived when
q trip to the soDtb viii we'll Tepsy tbs
visitor. To accommodate residents OF the
North who may wish to make the trip,
either for pleasure or with q view OF locat-
ing, the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company will on the frat and third Tues.
days OF November au& December run ex.
cgrsIoos 20 Eointstu Kentucky. Tennessee.
AlahamG. ii ississiPpI, Georgia and Flor.
Ida. TIckets to Or coed on regular trains
of these dates. starting fFQR Gjneipqati,
Louisville, Evansville and ct. LouIs, VIII
be told at about one fare for the round
trip. and will be good for return within
tEentY-ons days from date OF sale. Tick.
cts Will GLOW atop oyer at different points
on the south bound trip. II you local
ticket agent can no quote yop rates for
these excursions write c. p. Atmore, Geu-
eraI Passenger Agent, L1uisville, KY.
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You Il save money by buying from
the wiie-a-wake merchants who offe:
their wares through the columns OF the
INrELLIGFNcER. We guarantee that
onr readers will conclude upon Investi-
cation that they Gao ave money by
using these columns 81 n guide for
making purchases.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27

Boss Croker, 1t Is said, id.ors Cater
HARRISON for presIdent.iD 1900. Carter
Harrison perhaps agrees with him. But
outside OF these two, The sentiment Is
FIR Bryan II Bryan~lISes he will get
the nom II uIion and be elected.
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Bnils. Menk Stnmach-.

l was troubled with boils, and my
stomach was very weak. The medicine
took did me harm instead OF good, and
began taking Hoods SarsapsriIla. When
/ had taken a lew bottles I was greatly
relieved, and I have not been tronbled
with boils siace that me."-RozETrA
FIREMAN., Harrisburg, Missouri.
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The Democrat. Banner and the
Leader ut fnyette have been consoli'
dated nnder the management of Mason
and Briggs. Both of the proprietors
are good newspaper men, and are
making one of the best papers in the
state.
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Mr.lDingley. the father of the motto
rious Dingley bill, says that free silver
Is not dead aud that It will be the issue
in 1900. This admission makes MIR.
DingIey eligible 10 the list OF republic
cans who tell the truth when 1t Is
forced upon them.
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Stop paying rents. Bs your own land.
lord. Those who have vacant lots anc
wish to build, or borrow on town prop.
erty on easy terms, or pay off loan!
already made and stop high rate OF inter.
est, call on THos. CARTER YOUNG,
1851 Opposite Court House.
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g. HART-0PEBA HOUSE. SATURDAY
wJNrTnnHnnn m

The appearance of ". 8. Hart at the
New 0raud opera house. Saturday even
ing. November 9th, promises to be an
event OF no little dramatic interest to the
thester-going public Of this city.
The play Mr.. Hart and his excellent
company will present is 1.-The Man inthe
Iron Mask" an adaptation Of Alexander
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


G0RDER,
Mrs. NJ. oliver was in our city last
Friday.
H.C. Spencer, of Blackburn, was here
Sunday.
Miss Ware is the guest of Miss Alayme
SydnorI
Mr.. Fred slushcr spent Sunday in
Waverly.
MIS-. W. J. Lieser spent last Saturday in
Kansas City.
Miss Jodie Hacklry was in Hrg.insviile
last Saturday.
Prof. Cassell spent Thanksgiving with
his hOinefOlkS.
Rev. }. c. ShuckeiioFd, ofSweet Springs,
was here last week.
Mr.. George Green was The guest OF Rev.
n. II. Mccain Friday Of last week..
Rev. N. If. Mccain and wife attended
the Price Ramey wedding Wednesday.
MIR. Reid Turley, OF Cooper county. waa
the gnest Of Miss Lula blanchard, Sunday.
Mrs. }. Il. Groves aud little daughter.
Joda, were in Kansas City last Saturday.
Mrs. Stormer Saunders and Mrs. Jack
Hackley were shopping in HiGginsvIllP,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Lockhart returned home last
Friday from a pleasant visit with her
daughter.
The Epworth League will give a literary
entertainment Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the League.
Mrs. Fred Liese and children, Milton
and Edna, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Kansas City with relatives.
A little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
died Sunday. lie had been sick but
short time with membraDeous Group.
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The Kansas City Journal says, .'Give
Mckinley q chance" What's the use
giving 1t 10 HIM. He would pass 1t
over TO Markbanner.
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Boss Filly is playing for the support
Of the disappointed Office seekers, and
it is 4 forty to. one shot that he will
..git 'em." lie knows a thing or two
ever ia his old age
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Governor Stephens recently found a
man who did not want an office. Now
he shows up finding a convict who does
not want a pardon.
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a meeting Of the lafayette County Good
Road Association Is hereby called to be
held Ia the lower court room at Lexington
a 10 o'clock a. M, tuesday, December 7
1897. All our c~itizens interested in the
movement for better roads, are urged to
be present.
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Enrmnr. Attnntinn ,

VIM j. Gabel, the grocer, offers a 100
pound sack of the best grade OF -four for
the best six ears OF corn brought to him
by November LIST. s-1stf
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"New Life Nerve and Brain Food"
Cures nervous debility. Insomnia. The
after effects of La Grippe General ner-
vousness. 1t is a good blood maker and
vitalizer. For sale b all druggists.
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1t is not r thai b Missouri
strigers" have challenged the Kansas
.sJayhawksr to play . game of
marbles.
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State of Ohio, Cav or Toledo.
Lucas County. "

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior pardner of the firm Of +. j.
Cheney y Co, doing business in the CITY
OF Toledo, county end state aforesaid. and
that said firm will pGy the sum OF One
Hundred Dollars for esch and every case
OF Catarrh that canDot be cured by the
use OF HalPs Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
bWorn to before me and 81 described in
my presence, this 9Th day of Dscem Der, A.
D.. 1888. A. W. GLEASON.
lSsaIl Notary Public.
HalPs CataTrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF tho system. Send for testimo-
niqis, free.
+. J.. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
fF~Sold by druggists; 75c. In
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Dumas' novel OF the same title. The
story Is that OF 40 individual who. during
the relgu of Louis XIV. was imprisoned
10 the Bastile, aud whose sufferings were
only intensified by his having to wear an
iron mask which covered his entire head.
thus making the discovery of his identity
impossible.
The play IL g strong one, and will be
presented BY q superior company Of
players, who costume their several raTts
in q truly realistic manner
BY special request the curtain will not
rlse until s:45. Seats on sale at Farmer's.
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For Sale.

The building known as the Lexington
Gun Club house; two sets of blue rock
traps and two sets OF live bird traps, deska
etc. Inquire or address,
WIN, II. STEVENSON,
50 II Lexington, Mo.
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Mr.. Bryan has made himself cold
with the ont ball vote. This makes
the thing practically unanimous.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27

MAJ khanner is very silent now. He
is attending TO business. Buying legis-
lalive votes.
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4 Healthy Woman.

A erfectl V
healthy woman is
a rare sight. Such
a woman Is alwaYa
beautiful. Health
brings clear com .
plexiou, clear eye,
steady nerve, 5las-
Ito step and grace
ful movements. A
healthy woman ia
a woman with
healthy mucous
membranes. Tho
m G on 8 m 8 M
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The Kansas Jayhawkers defeated the
Missouri Tigers at Kansas City Thurs
day by o cor OF l6 to o. The Mis-
souri, team is a purely college foot ball
team aud il is said that Kansas is play
Ing several professionals. Had it not
been, however, for the m~Iserably poor
playing of the Missouri full back the
score would have been smaller and in.
deed Missouri might have won the
game.
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There have been more arrests and
fewer convictions IN Kansas City than
anywhere.
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LAFAYETTE COUNTY GOOD ROAD
hS%8OOIATTON.

Hoods Pills are the favorite family
rathartic, easy to take, easy to operate.
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IN Cure a Cold

To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
TO cure. 26c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27

ii the democratic party permts
Henry Watterson TO return 10 II, he
should be given q back seat.
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"Sour as Vinegar"

Is what you hear CT bilious people.
DR.. AokIey's Active Appetisers
make people good-natured by regu-
latiag digestion and liver action
SOLD by
LEROY FARMER
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FlIly only points on u part OF the
~rasealS. Kerens can name the rest.