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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08
Missouri Day at Omaha.

October 10 has been fixed as Missouri
Day at the Transit Mississippi EXPOSE
ton. 1t is also the first day Of the
pea"e jubilee week at Omaha, aud, with
yeiy low railroad rates, fixed on the
basis Of one cent a mile ( ION oil Missouri
points, allowing a stop over Of several
days, there viii undoubt IDLY be q large
travel over the lines leading to Omaha
at that time. The round tip rats from
St. Louis is So, and one cent per mile
from other point7.
The exposition management is prepar-
ing a special pros Am for Missouri Day,
which will Include addresses Of welcome
in the morning and a g.aDd display Of
fireworks at night. The live stock show,
one Of the very finest that has ever been
presented in this count-y y, will be open
at that tine, and the permanent features
Of the exposition will be at their best.
Nearly loo Indians, representing
almost every existing ibe IN the
count J, are encampod on the exposition
grounds, aud they I've caily exhibitions
Of the'r ma. We dsnces eud games, which
are Of 1 eat intsRTt to he visitors.
The sham battles which take place two
or three time" a week, gre a feature Of
the Indian coDgIess never to be forgot
ton by those who are fol .unate enough
TO witness them.
The a~scensiOns Of the war balloons
wbfeh u,ara AZ Soufiann da C,,ho fha
drill Of the Unit d St1tes life saving
crew on tue lagoon, and the exhibit OF
visual siEns"ug by the United States
signal service corps, take place daily on
the hounds. DuIing October the
famous IunfS band, Of New York City,
will give Two confeI,7 daily on the
Grand Plea, besides other musical
features.
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To 10 TO Cuba.

Jacksonville, Fla, October 4.-Tbe
boys OF the Sixth are tonight 10 a state
Of excitement owing TO the fact being
made public today, upon the authority
Of BrigadIer General Barley, that the
Regiments upon the Atlantic coast will
be bound for Cuba between the 18th
and 2Qth Of this month. Some such
statement has been y loPG-Ylhheld
boon TO the boys.
The enforced incident OF prolonged
settlement in M camp, added to the
continued vagueness of our future
movements, has made the men uneasy.
Tonight, however, all Pent-up feelings
seem 10 iind vent 10 roars and jokes o.
PIP kinds, though naturally there is 9
mlnGrLy Fho dislike the prospective
trip, yet 1t oan easily be seen that there
is a more settled and satisGsd Ail
among the meu chan for some week.
past.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The Review, a New York concern,
which styles itself ia commercial and
financial Journal" and which is re-
publican through and through, makes
this significant admission: Until the
democratic party washes its hands Of
reputation, imitation and the other
mischieVous dogmas Of the Chicago
platform, ii must be treated rs a public
enemy by every man who has a tan
gible stake 10 the honor and welfare Of
the nation. Al such a time as this the
major consideration Of keeping the
basis Of the currency sound and secure
must take precedence over the minor
one Of putting the seal Of popular dis
approval on what is known as 'Alger-
Ism.' There need be no condoning Of
this latter evil because the people dc
not choose to trust 3 party that il
dominated BY pOpulism and Organism.
Odious as is the type of administrative
laundering which has been distin'
guished by the name Of the secretary
Of war, il does not assume the charac
ter of a menace to the stability Of ouI
Institutions, and the whole fabric o
public and private credit, as do th,
principles enunciated in the accepted
platform of the democratic party
Can il be that the lives Of the bravI
boys who went forth last May to d,
battle for tine integrity Of their couutr!
are to count as nsught when placed b.
the side Of the money Golfers Of tn
Shylocks Of Wall street?
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Died, In this city, October 2, Of a com.
p~ileatioB Of diseases, alter q long illness,
Mrs. Helen, wife OF Mr.. samuel w. shoe.
maker, aged about 90 years.
Died, at 81. Louls, September 20, Of
typhoid fever, contracted at Chlcka.
manga Park, Lieutenant Ward Wilson,
aged 30 years.
He was the Oldest son Of Mr.. and Mr..
X. Z. Wilson, Of Kansas City. His
mother, formerly Miss Clara Ward, was
educated in this city. Mrs. William T.
Hays, Of this city, formerly Miss Belle
Ward, vas a very distant relative. They
looked very mgcb alike, attended the
same school. and vsrs inpepaTablo COM
paplons. Mrs. Wilson's two sons always
called Mrs. Hays "Aunt Belle" Ward
was a splendid young man, making
friends wherever he went, and bis death
will be deeply regretted by all who knew
him. lie was on bis way home, 10 Kansas
City, but at 81. Louis be became 90 sick
he could not travel. lie was taken 10 the
Woman's Hospital, where no died. He
was buried at Kansas City.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08
RIPTIsI RHrITAL.

There was a recital at Baptist college,
Monday night, given by members of the
faculty. The following programme was
rendered;
Invocation, by Rev. r. II. Jones.
ma. 70. Hunting Song ... Hdiler
EuAn" 0oioh b. Siumber Song. GODDARD
Rudolph Richter.
Vocal Solo-Good-Bye, sweet Bay .
NJ. Elizabeth Gibson.
Violin Solo--Pantasia oa Fsrs. $1,000.
scott b. Prowell.
RsadinR-Quo vAdis (selectedl. .........
Eugenie IA Rue Chahin.
mai "a. N~ortusno. OPP. 81, No. 2
riano SOLO, b. Legends. 80. .-,......
Rudolph Richter.
Vocal Solo-SprinGad Becker
NJ. Elizabeth Gibson.
,, I. Cavatiua ,...... ......
Nlonn solo, b, Polish Dance .....
Scott b. PIowell.
Piano Solo-TalBhauser March. ....,.,..
Rudolph Richter.
Trio-Voice. Violin aud Piano-Dreams
Miss Gibson, Messers. Prowell aud
Richter.
The evening was delightfully."- cool and
pleasant, and the house was crowded,
many persons being compelled to stand
IN, and eyen then all could not get into
the DON
While the playing Of Prof. Richter was
properly appreciated by the audience, yet
the main attraction ives the three new
names which appeared on the programme.
Very few OF our citizens had ever heard
either Miss Gibson or Miss Chafin, and
none had ever heard Mr.. Prowell.
Miss Gibson has a very pleasant spPear-
ance, and wins her way into the atfec'
tons Of her audience even before she
begins to sing. And she can sing; sing
like q lark; sing anything, aud do it we'll,
and apparently not half try. Her voice 10
smooth, strong and pleasant, and she can
easily ali any church or hall in Lexing-
ton. The audience showed its approval
Of her effort by forcing her to return,
when she sang another song even prettier
than the one on the programme.
Miss Chafiu gave az her selection the
description Of the "Bull Fight in Quo
v.d,. chs bss a vood conception OF her
-, a. ,-.cs,ni IN evsrv gesture. and
a.. conn verv expressive work with her
eyes. Her voice is quite distinct, aud the
.na,a,ce avsn those who had never
80 o. v.a,s thorouohlv understood
~. I'D. strong EFFORT was made to
49,. hsr a, encore lint she would not
-. =, 49,, wav I'm, was torced to return
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08
FOR EVERYONE TO KNOW.

There is as much science in fitting glasses
as there is in prescribing medicine. You do moi
&c, to a blacksmith for a set o~ffalse teeth then
why not have your eyes attended to BY some
one who has made a study Of the eye and It's
One pair OF spectacles that fit are worth
twenty pairs that don't.
ion cannot prescribe spectacles by rule, as
every case has its peculiarities.
Eye strain has caused more headache Than
all other causes combined.
No part Of the system will stand anv moro
hard work than a healthy eye that is perfect in
all its meridians. Is it not better. when vo,,r
eyes trouble and bother you in your work r.
nave them seen to at once, than to run the rick
Of your complaint settling into some disease
that will cost you lasting injury.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The United States is sending a war
vessel or two into Turkish waters. Our
government has asked Turkey to pay
s1OO, 900 for American mission prop
cry destroyed by the Turks while they
were massacrerng the helpless Armen-
ians. Turkey says she won't pay. 1t
may be that when she looks into the
cayernous mouth Of a 1S.inch Ameri-
Gao gun she will change her mind.
We must have that slOO, 900, even if it
costs a million to collect 1t.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

A drunken man in St. Louis, last
April, borrowed a horse and buggy,
drove off, and finally left the outfit
Standing in the street. A policeman
took the horse and buggy to the pound,
and after they were advertised, they
we're sold and the chief deputy marshal
bought them for s25. The mar who
borrowed the outfit was arrested,
charged with horse-stealing, pleaded
guilty ana was sent to the pen for
two years. In the meantime the deputy
marshal has been driving the horse
aud buggy every day, and the police
have been keeping a watch for such ar
outfit. 1t is strange that the horse was
ever discovered. The mar in the per
will be released.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Marshall Progress: The Lexington
ISrELLIGENcER has employed As BUSH
ness manager a man named W. NJ.
Cash. II there is anything 8 country
newspaper needs it is cash. Mr.. Cash
should write a treatise Of his business
and call it ''Cssh on Subscription" 1t
would be popular.
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Secretary Gage and Acting Secretary
heikeljohn Of the war department have
conferred with the president about
6nng the value Of the Porto Rican peso.
II was decided that the peso shall be
accepted at 90 cents in the payment Of
duties. TWo pesos will be received as
~oqaiyalent 10 one American dollar.
The value Of che peso has ranged very
much IN recent years. Commercially
1t has nuctuated from Do cents 10 10
cents. Its bullion value is about Il
cents. The value now 6Eed applies
only 10 dues TO the United States gov
3rnmenl. The permanent value Of the
sOaa1 will have TO be determined by
congress, as well as the entire question
dof the hKLaoes OF The island. II there
is only Il cents intrinsic value and
McKinley say it shall 60 at 90 cents,
don't 1t make a gold hug sick TO think
that 4 gold bug president will do such
. ssing'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The big STERN along the. Georgia and
Florida coast last Saturday and Sunday,
sent a wave into the Town Of Fernan-
dina. Florida, which drowned ninety
people. A large steam tug was left
high and dry in the middle Of the
principal street.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08
BIRTHs.

Born, near gordsL September 20, 10 the
wife Of Mr.. Albert Buck, 9 girl,
Born, at Corder, septsmher rs, 10 the
wife Of Mr.. Q. G. Davidson, = boy,
Born, at Odessa, September n, 10 the
vile Of Mr.. Ben Elliott, Jr, 9 girl.
Born, nssr Wellington, September q,
TO the wife Of Nj. Joseph Essex, Q girl.
Born, near Higglnsville, September q.
1895, TO the wife Of Mr.. Robert Ray, a boy.
Born, near Higginsville, September "a
1895, TO the vile Of Mr.. Herman Feith, Z
boy.
Born, In this city, October 8, to the
wife Of Mr.. 3. Percy Silver, nee Ride Aull,
a girl.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The man who talks Of intrinsic value
Of money is behind the times. There
lie DO way to measure the intrinsic value.
II we measure everything by gold, then
we give gold q fictitious value, and the
measur will not be correct. A silver
dollar or q paper dollar will buy as
much as a gold dollar.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The American and Spanish commIs-
sioners in Paris have been getting
along peacefully so far. The other
day something was said about the Phil
ippines, and the spsniards asked for
time TO telegraph home.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

COncordian "There Is no use for
our democratic county papers to dish
up some Of the old time happenings, as
the present generation is hardly
responsible for ancient times" We
thought your party always "pointed
with pride" to the past. The Lord
knows you have nothing TO boast Of al
present.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The republicans claimed that the
late var with Spain vas a republican
war. The democrat showed that the
republicans had made a boteh Of the
war, and now republicans generally
admit that there we're some democrats
engaged in the var. Wen, in order 10
even up things, We will only claim that
the democrats did the fighting and the
republicans did the botching.
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There vas o heavy equinocLlal sLorr

There was a heavy e~quinoctial storm
at Jacksonville, Florida, last Saturday
night, lasting oil day Sunday and
Sunday night. The Sixth Missouri
volunteers is eamped Of that place, and
they had a hard fight to keep their
tents from blowing away. The men
we're drenched with rain for twenty
four hours. They say they would
rather pass through a Missouri cyclone
than through a coast storm. The
signal service sent word that the storm
was coming, and every preparation
was made, otherwise not q tebl would
have been left.
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Kansas City Girl.

Kansas City, No., Oct. 4, 1ssS.-Josie
Kuausr, a young girl living at SOii GUN.
otte avenue, this oily, was troubled with
Q ringing in her ears and slight deafness.
She did not obtain relief from medicines
prescribed and some one advised the use
Of Hoods Ssrsaparilla. She began taxing
IL and was soon getting better. She IL
now . fine, robust girl and says she owes
her health to Hoods
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

One-third Of our population live in
cities. Eighty-seven aud a half per
cent OF crime is committed IN cities.
The city population is rapidly growing
larger; the country population i.
scarcely holding its own.
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AZ another evidence that there is
too much money in circulation. the
Tradesmen's National Bank of New
YORK City has gone under. The poor
bankers had so much money on hand
lhey could not pay their debts.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

U. S. troops had a fight with the
Indians, a. the headwatsrs Of the
Mississippi river. Wednesday. Eight
soldiers and many Indians were killed.
1t was reported that the Indians had
killed all the soldiers, but this was no,
srpa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Yellow fever is raging in many
places In the south. New Orleans /:
infected, and halt a dozen towns in
Mississippi are calling for relief. The
epidemic Is getting worse instead o.
better.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Pana, Illinois, is having a strike Of
coal miners. The white miners have
quit work, and the operators have been
importing colOred miners 10 take their
places. Trouble is anticipated.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Abraham Lincoln: 81 see in the
near idture a crisis approaching that
unnerves me and causes me to tremble
for the safety Of my country. As a
result Of the Ear, corporations have
been enthroned, and an era Of cOrrup-
ton in high places wall follow and the
money power Of the country will en-
deaTOr to prolong its reigu By working
upon the prejudices of the people anti
all weGith is aggregated in a few hands
and the republic is destroyed. | feel
at this momeOt anxiety for the
safety Of the country than ever before,
even ia the midst Of the war"
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CRIMINAL oouRr PROCEEDINGS.

The adjourned June term Of criminal
court convened Monday, with all officers
OF the court present.
Grand Jury for the term sworn as
follows: D. 8. Swacker, foreman; Geo.
B. Gordon, Lee J. slusher, Isaac o. Hays,
Josiah Mann, Jas. NJ. Guy, VIM. Z. Layne,
Vim T. Eastwood, Lucien W. Roth, VIM.
H. Landrum, Samuel McGlathery and A.
Ii. Kelly.
State VS.. Newton Jones; defendant
reports, and parol continued.
State vs.. Dora Flournoy; two cases.
Defendant reports, and parol continued.
Grand Jury present the following indict-
ments:
State vs.. H. @. Williamson; murder
first degree.
State VS.. Chas. Wolf, VIM. Lee and "Jip"
Williams; burglary second degree and
grand larceny. Plea OF guilty entered.
They will be sent to the reform school.
State We. Frank Schultz; burglary Sec
ond degree and grand larceny; six In
ulctmeuts. Plea OF not guilty.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4.
State VS.. Julia and Sam Burnes; felo.
nlously receiving stolen goods; two In
dictments; plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. Edward Smith; petit larceny.
Plea OF guilty.
state VS.. Charles Stewart; malicious
assault to kill. Plea o; guilty, and given
Jail sentence Of three months.
State VS.. Girdie NJ. johnson; forgery
second degree and uttering forged check.
Plea of guilty entered TO forgery fourth
degree.
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9.
State vs.. VIM. Thirkles; grand larceny.
Plea OF not guilty. Trial set for satur.
day.
Grand jury retire for further inyestIga,
tion OF cases.
Aileen Rothrock, official stenographer
sworn.
City OF Wellington ys. James Walls
appeal. Continued till next term.
State vs.. Charles Borland; assault /,
kill. Fined slco and costs, amounting h
1886.
The Seeber case will not be tried at thl
term, and will 60 over till the Marcl
term.
State VS., Casteel; carrying conceale,
weapons. Tried, and case dismissed.
Burns and Shuitz clses; special iur.
empaneled, and cases on trial as we go I,
press.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Democrats, make up your minds 10
vote at the coming election and vote
straight. One Of these days you may
want an Office aud you will not wan
solled record to stand in your path.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

II the Bank Of England can stop the
gov Of gold from England, why can't
the banks Of New York prevent the
gold flowing from the United States?
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Blanco is still bossing things al
Havana. II seems TO us that he has
already been there too long. WIZ
don't Uncle Sam tell him TO "glt3"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

New Fall Millinery.

The ladies Of Lexington will please call
and see an elegant line OF pattern hats at
Mrs. Moorehead's. 9-l7tf
Fresh oysters at Barron Il Nsgsps.
Higginsville congratulates herself that
she will soon have In opera house. The
papers there already call 1t a"Gem.n
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Hon. NJ. +. benton viii speak at
Higginsville on Tuesday, October IL,
Al / so p. m, and at Lexington, Tues
day, October IL, al $50 p. m.
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Notice Is hereby Flys" .
other persons Inter Nc,sel 3
Thomas Kennedy dc anti I
signed public admlnli oi y
make n nnaI setilemoni NJ
November term, ~ vlg'onf
Lafayette county, " n,,d NJ
held NJ the pro9nlo ,avs"ui "
Lexington, on the s'' s
Der, 1893. plbiR
Josh
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Hon. d. A. DeArmond will speak at
Hlgginsville on Saturday, October To-
at 1850 p. m, and at Lexington on the
same day at Z 80 p. IN.
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nnn rREsnKNT IN lea.
r STFAKINGl

Hon. Alex. DOokery will address the
people at Lexington on Friday, October
sIst, al ! O'Clock p. m.
lie will also speak at Higginsville
the same evening at 1850 O'Clock.
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PUBLIC Id

BY virtue Of an order q ?.
OF lafayette county, " ssoG
October 3d, ls's, !, the "a
taken charge Of the ~
Null nix. deceased.
All persons having clalrsd-
are required 10 exhibit ihsn
the administrator within q
date Of said letters, or thq >
from any benefit OF such y.
ella ms bo not exhibited sur
the date OF said letters, iaa'
barred.
This nth day OF October. Il
IO-s-st puhyY
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Miss st. George Hussey, the clever com
ediennc with cole Olson" is an ardent
devotee OF the bicycle, and avails herself
Of every possible opportunity to have a
ride, but in Chicago she Ht%renuously OBJ
jects 70 dlsport herself on q wheel. Miss
Husssy Is not sensitive about her avolrdu-
pois, but she feels that she was insulted
10 the "wiudy city" during her visit to
the Worlds Fair In 1893. She wa at the
Fair Grounds, wearing large green bloom.
ers, about the first Of the kind to be seen
there, having a photograph taken, sitting
on 4 bike, while Charley" Lorraine held
It steady, when a street urchin came up
and significantly asked him, in a serious
tone, "What time does the balloon 90
upf" Since that time Miss Hussey has
discarded bloomers aud never rides
In Chicago, but she will be with sole
Olson" at the New Grand, on Thursday
night, October 18th. Seats on sale at
Farmers.
The management OF the New Grand
opera house have Just closed their con-
tract with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau,
Of Chicago, for the following lecturers,
who will appear here this winter; DIR,
Henson. Edward Elliott, DR.. May, Rev.
Robert Mcintyre and VIM. Hawley
Smith. Anyone wishing season tickets
- -
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The Lawson college, at Lawson, Ray
county, burned October 4th.
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FOR sal
Two lots, $50 Ia.
Franklin street. All
SUE E. REGz.
1881 Morgan Street,
Notice to Bridge I'd
Twin let to the lowest al
OCTOsH

the construction Of tas
bT, dyes; One .Orty- O0t
branch near STEPHEN Gaze 9
Waterloo road. OAe Fnz
Bfidge on same rad. IA
m'ne. Said bride Wi beinl
In length. One Pile Bent B
40 feet IA leDLth. on Names
house road, and imme'ias I
leon.
Lettings wi. take place
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4, 4
the Gates b. de, ard -
others 10 the onder Mans
tlcable after the first 0ne ,
Plans and Specification O.
Of letting.
Contractor must give ba
quires.
The right TO reject aHJ 2
secved
lU-sfl
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SETTLE

Notice N hereby wi
other persons l-nigrrs.ScSd Ba
n, Khppclman, dtg IA mii
eIeoutflx vii npl,yy Al the
Isps, Of the probate and "
Missouri, 20 be begun WV Of
second Monday ~ nr9gINB ~
lO-s.5t
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

And now Senator Matthew Stanley
Quay . IN trouble. lie has been
arrested, charged with boOdling bank
funds.
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Stop paying rents. Bsud
lord. Those who have IA
wish TO build, or borroys
erty on easy terms, o.
already made and stop h.s al
est, call on THos. ClETn
i0-Dtf oppospOf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The emperor Of China has committed
suiciae by ealing poisoned food pre-
pared for MIN.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

Roosevelt says be swore that he was
q citizen Of Washington in order TO
dodge the assessor.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-08

The American bAttleshiPs Oregon
and Iowa T going 10 the Pacific
ocean.
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Notice il hereby given
other persons Interests md
Milan, deceased. that ln ,stsi1
lstrator will apply to i w.
OF said estate, At lhe GIssrfI
the probate court o. IGSll
sour, TO be begun a,,u AZ VI
court room, In the guy MD
second Monday In No''Hnb
mani
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Fresh oysters at Gale lid
GARD nr rHlMI

OhkD VI lklil0
Mrs. t. q. Young Aha 4 Z
express their highest sgrz, !.
beautiful exhibition Of 5aI
extended to them by Iovsa
hour OF sorest need. l