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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Sampson Jumps on shafter.

When Two administration pets get
to humping each other, the general
pubic viii smile, no matter which gets
the HACKER eye. Sampson Is good
republican authority. Read what be
says Of Skater. The next thing is to
sed cut what Bombastes Falstaff
SKATER says Of Sampson.
Admiral Sampson, 10 the speech be
made At Morgantowu, W. Va, during
The reception to Captain Chadwick
Tuesday Of last week. created a SEN
sation, and contributed 9 most inter-
esting chapter to the unwritten history
OF the Santiago campaign. 10 part,
be SAID:
General shafter, commanding the
troops on shore, not being by educa-
ton capable Of understanding the re.
suits Of the battle, probably owing to
the fact that his friends we're closed Up
Ia that harbor-the Spsnlards seem
ing like friends after they had been
penned up-felt depressed, and he
called on me to assist him or take part
Ia entering the haroor Of Santiago.
81 was very sick and requested
Captain Chadwick TO 20 to Genera
SKATER. He promptly explained to
Gsnsrsl sh.sssr ush., bic s-,-st as.-.y
had been destroyed.
"Up TO that time Gen Skater had
been attempting to impress upon th,
Spanish general that they were abou,
equally divided, and that the chance,
on both sides were about equal. Gen.
eral shafter had not attempted tC
persuade the Spanish general that be
was bound to be beaten. Captain
Chadwick took this view and urged
that the Spanish General should b,
impressed with 1t.
General Shafter said: III you will
write a letter to the Spanish Genera.
explaining your views Of the matter
l will sign Ii, and We will see whsI
effect it will have on the Spanish
commander
"Thereupon Captain Chadwick sal
down aud wrote the letter. General
Shafter signed the letter without
change and sent 1t to the Spanish Gen.
eral, and hoslilities ceased"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

The Twentieth Kansas regiment, on
he way home, Slmost had q i~ree.for-sll
sght, the first day out from San
Francisco. They stopped at Barstow
for brssttAs, and the men were kept
locked out while the officers were
spjoyibg . nice meal. The msu broke
into The room, and Col. Metoalf
ordered them to retire. They not
ouly refused 20 retire, but shook their
hsts 10 the faces Of the officers, and
threatened TO toss Mstoalf In q blanket.
They held the dining room aud got
breakfast. Wonder n SKATER called
lhsn ''skRlksTl Ana ria-TaHFn
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Mark Hanna attempted to make o
speeci as Clrveisnj. Ohio. last ssiur.
day night. Remember that Marx and
Mack both live ins0hio. Well, Msrky
began 10 tell the people what "Me and
Mack and God" had done for the
country, WHEN tbs people began to yell
for Jones. Jones is a republican can.
didate Tor Y vernm II Ohio. Mark
told the crowd TO "Io and soak their
heads." he called them ''boodlums''
add other pet names But this rspubli.
csu crowd yelled Marky down In bis
own state.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
TRUSTEES SAL|

Whereas, John . Pfoctui "
Proctor. his wife by ,Aslteein..
dated April g, 1865, duI /
recorded In the recorder
connty. Miss0uh. 10 book runos
Sie conye,e cd to the undeisi
following described real ss,'Is
and being ia the county q
siate Of Missouri, tO'vil n'e
In block tumber ten wv,
Lisbo1. now Nspolepu,
t,,wn' now on de In the olg
Of deeds Tor said county, o.
sald deed Of iru't VI
paSmont Of a certain plona
descTibcd, and said pfous,r
mast due and unpaid ny "srd
made in The payment d 40 4
now' therefore, notice
Tho request Of the re- Y 1,ri
isSory nSte, aud BY virtue o.. o. ~ ~
sald deed Of trds, msos W y,
In accordance with The PI....s,,sSr
of trust, sell the above c'i MA
A. nublic vendue, 70 ne , 4
cs.h' A. the court house n
Lexington. Lafayette o .snu
SATURDAY DbVhs .smt
N..-.an tho hours Of . 0'cloetil
and O'clock 10 The l's ,ss cO,an|
the purpose Of alIa
Vi JOHN T. RVO''''
Nowamher 4 lse1 -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Ton Red u. TrsItnr.

Reefs POsali0a On imperialism Is the
thorn IN the side Of the sysdicAted.
frlnehiss and Territory grHbbiag Por-
tioa Of The republiosn party DOv
dominant. Those opposed to iOrosfnl
annexation need only to gu .es wu.
MeKinIsy's messages and speeches TO
sustain their positiOo-''I peak Dot Of
forcibls annexation. Tor that c.npo, be
thought Of; that BY our code Of
morality would Be criminal aggres.
sion. "-President McKiuley's speech
to congress December 6, 1897.
"The war with spsin was under
taken. not that the United States
should increase Its territory, but that
the oppression at our doors should be
stopped This nobls sentiment must
continue TO animate us, ana We must
give 70 the world q full demonstration
Of the sincerity Of our p~urposes."-
President McKInley's address at Chit
cago, October. 1898.
The above quotations need no COM
ment. II that was true In '9s 1t Il
true now. II Mckinley believed that
10 '96 be believes 1t now. A man whose
acts belle his words is q hypoorits.
No man is mean enough 70 charge
hypocrisy to Reed; no one is charitable
enough to forgive 1t in Mckinley.
A travelling companion Of Reeds
who is an imperislist, advanced thu
argument that to retire from the SOW.
ereignty Of the Philippines would
humiliate Us in the eyes Of the world
Reed remarked that my observation
Is that Q fellow fears humiliation II
about the same proportion he deserve
1t. Would Great Britain be humiliatet
II she refrained from fighting th,
Transvaal and submitted TO arbitra
toni Certainly not; on the contrar,
every lover Of right and justice woult
praise Great Britain for her benevolent
act. Must we abandon the theory o
honest possession, > and accept the new
creed Of imperialism Those to TAX,
who have the poWer. and lhose IN kee,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Yhs Alliance

Ack1nley hes aETee1 70 . line be
tsesn ADsricxn Ene Rr1rish tsrri11ry il
ALASKA - miles tr0n Pyramid Hnbor
We bo1xhf tron RasSis IS miles or TEL
marine leagues Thus Mckinley hsl
s1rreoosrsd 70 Crest Britain q strip u.
miles vide running TIE whole isngth o.
Alaska frUn NJ s. EiAs to British
Colgnhis and Palbsd down the Amen
can aAz from over en0ugh lKnd to make
q snAu stnte.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Plans are being ma,ured for a con.
solicitation Of all the paper mauufacto.
ries Of the country, taking in the
independent mills that make the wood.
pulp board, paper.pulp board and
straw board. The purpose sis not to
increase the price, the o~riginators Of
the scheme say. But give a DON, err
OF that kind a monopoly Of the market
and prices will certainly go as high a.
they can be put without decreasing the
dsmand materially.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Mr.. John Yates, who has been assist.
log Agent J. d. Easter, Jr., Ia The SAINTS
re ONCE left this morning for Marco.
line, No., 10 stand an examIns.
tiou 10 the telephone block system a
substituts for the telsgraphic service on
the Santa Pc route. II Mr.. Yates pisss.
q successful eEami' alton be will DO given
. station on the Santa Pc road.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

sonebody shot q bartender. at Wen
City. Kansas. Monday night. Three
ateross were seen to run from th.
opposite sids Of the street. One was
arrested and put in jail. That night .
mob took him Out and hung him
Wsir City 10 10 kansas. We do not
expect the SUPERFICIAL Globe. Democrat
or The Kansas City Journal TO mention
che occurrence.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Mr.. Thomas Upton. who came over

Mr.. Thomas Upton. who came over
with bis little boat to capture the cup,
b" gone home a sadder and possibly
q wiser man. He says be told his
chums at home, before he started, that
che believed 40 Euglishman who came
here and acted as a gentleman would
b. treated as a gentleman" or course
no will. It Is only the idiotic cads
who come here and act the tool who
take offense at honest joshinR.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Republicans maKe a big fuss over a
"free ballot and a fair count" and
we'll they may. A free ballot in Ohio
means that there Is one vote for every
~ persons living In the state, and a
fair count means a republican majority
without regard to the ballots. Other
states have about one vote to Eve
population.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Capt Carter boosted that II he wen,
to The pen he would take some good
company along with him. He ha,
gone to the pen. Now let him tell
what he did with the two million, o,
stolen government monav
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

What bypocrites, not TO use q
hsrsher term, We are, when there Is q
point TO DO made 10 our favor, by
Discrimination. We claim 10 want tbs
Philippines 40 . home for our surplus
population, and yet the Philippines
have n population Of 90 to the square
mile, while our own country has only
so TO the square mile. Every state 10
the union Is asking for immigration,
and Dragging Of the great inducements
70 immigrants, and yet We are seeking
q place for our surplus. The whole
thing looks like . fraud. Missouri CON
tsins thousands OF acres Of government
land; Texas has not one.tenth the
population she ought to have; Kansas
has about one-hflh, and Nebraska one.
eighth Of a far population, while many
other states have not even 90 much.
And there Is no land under the sun
that offers 30 many Inducements today
as Missouri and Arkansas. We need
to hold our national population for the
next hundred years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Ksnsas City justice sends q Negro
seS 70 prison for ten years for picking
sPoctst, and gives Crowley two year,
for . brutal murder. And 1t was
crswlsy's second murder; cool, DELHI.
srAss murder. II Kansas City want.
70 DO known as ga good place to live
. different kind Of justice must be
eished up.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Why does Mckinley make the. price
oil farm products advance after they &c,
into the hands Of speOulatorsP Why
did Mckinley give us sunshine and
RAIN and cause a big crop of corn, and
then dIop the prices on usP And why
I'D be not give us a good fruit cropp
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

A lot Of Missouri mule, stampeded
d the battle Of Lsdysmith, and . of
carrying all the British ammunition
over 70 the Boers. The British then
had 70 surrender. Who ever heard Of
any other great battle beng won by 9
lot Of mulesP
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Emperor Bill II, of the Philippines,
president Of the United States, High
Muck-a-Muok Of Hawai-, and Boss
Cockalorum Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
IS the kind Of title our republican
president wants.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

A man IN Chicago, arrested for
eIgamy, admits having married forty.
two women, but a siT were Chinese
and b. had bought them, he don't
mink they should count. He Is now
willing 70 20 10 the ~psnitsnliary to 70,
It'd Of the whole gang.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

John sherman says she is glad the
Germans have rebellsd against Nc
kinisy." He also says che fears
Mckinley will be beaten" and that
"Hsnns 10 driving voters from Judge
Nash.n
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

The Gnfin-Philpot iusd In Kentucky
ests . victim every few days. Wonder
bow the supply Of victims is kept up.
They ought TO extsrminats each oshel
pretty soon.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Governor stephens h.. Issued a YER,

Governor Stephens has Issued a YER,
pretty Thanksgiving proclamation,
fixing Thursday, November so, q,
Thanksgiving day. While he reoog.
mixes the blessings Of God, he does mol
mention the great prosperity Of Mack
and Mark. He does not thank God
for the Philippine war, nor for the
prospect Of unntxiDg the islands aud
millions Of inhabitants, The governor
will BE- called a ''eoPperbsad."
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

A now Christina church was dedicated
In Richmond. October 22d. Elder
Thomas P. Haley. Of Kansas City,
preached the sermon.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

The forty-second meeting Of ib,
State Horticultural Society will b,
held ct Princeton, Mo-, December 6tb,
9Th and 7th.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04


William Z. Mccartney, q Texas col.
der Just landed at San Francisco, re.
turning from Manila, In a letter TO q
friend at Dallas, makes these state.
msnts: at looks bad to see soldier,
ojmiDg back when the country is still
10 trouble, out The boys are kicking
b csuse the army has been managed GO
badly and they have all decided 1t Is 9
money.making affair Tor a few high.
toned buns, and they don't want apy.
thing TO do with 1t. There has been
lots VI sickness 10 The Philippines.
About as many have died from fever
All smsllpoK az have died 10 battle.
The fighting has been q little quiet
la'ely oD account OF the rainy season.
The weather when We left was awful
bad, but Just as soon az 1t settles, the
fighting will comn-hoe, and there 10
plenty 10 do there yet"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
-SuFRIFFS sALk'
James wsrrsE

James Warren
MARY a Y. ~prrmnoud ,,,.rad
In the circuit CouIt .,.,fiaa'
Lexington, Mo, 10 ,%V, s I Mus
oda " Inc clerK Of the e0Stds|
fayette county, IN ne y Ne Des
me- directed, returnaole VgaIlsn0L|
~ aid court, /, John
said county, will, oa .,upvRl1
MONDAY, ''.lusr n
b.,veep tho hour. Of ; 4, Sf ,iIsls I
Nom ana 5 O'Clock 10 !n Soor Il
house. IN the city Of cauF ~
arar Snr sale and sell, lc |
S SInaer lo for PI cash 10 hsnda .,,sossst
And Interest d SAD ~ stoI5ra
Drnmmond, in and TO- nstss Ire
rnai estate, situate 10 Ls,,,ls III
sonri, t,rwit: All OF thlhrt
Of land situated ~ secIlO wv tSsag'
sb,n forty.nine ~, r%IIt.sSurl 7.
sniP .tarstts county, hlssSutlii
tollowsi beginning AZ . = tbua
line between the sild nd W
.a ns twelve tisl, 70 ,risr,ss
range, where said lees"at.sI n
west side OF tue fl,cs.o Ralifo
nv st. Louis 3 VsivsSSrli ~,
,dyn az MayvieW, MisiOsn nc;rld
mid seoIion line % ssns All y
Inn M M, view, Missouri ischsl
III I'm n Isil feet and elg9t SsSs
ine u Long street, 70 ataGs The >
Missouri; thence easI ~ ncrtbge'
above described nsn.,sry dlr.,
,hsnee In a nor.heA,t0 tghi9f'
nor,hwesi sile Of saiu I'M and
nieee OF ground on o. aid havini
bhove described STRIP, ..sId Lou
OF thirty lSOl feet 90 !, Mar A..
which was conyo, n, deed rev
ia, mage o.. OF records %.VS,oordlng
nanrp~' Missouri. aud Iwi.snulL
s,sht.of.wSy OF said 1,s coupy
nrnner onices Of Lafale thiL ID
pInpel .adar my hunu
October i'Dyy JOIN 4. rg rssla'
Lexington, horN0''
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

England is willing to give some Of
her best blood for the African gold
mines Tho United States Is giving
SO ne If liz best bio ID for a swamp foil
Of Atiatlss.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

The sultan Of sulu has many wives
sod many slaves. The sultan is q pei
cad fasorite. and under the special
@rs Of william Mckinley.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Vios-presidsnt Hobart Is very sick
and Il 10 thought be cannot recover.
u b SAID that IL he should recover be
vii retire from politics.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

a new method Of ssnding and
reosiving kilograms is said to have
been discovered, whereby $4,000 words
ean be sent In one hour.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

EnglaDd Is moi. whipping the Beers
- fast I" We whipped tbs Spanish.
The Beers are not hard to and, and
they do not run very fast.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

General Otis Is 10 be relieved Of q
part Of his Arduous duties 10 the
~rhnfPPfsss. rrOs4sr O. var s.a
hold the blue pencil.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
wTNKbsR VURSrrI .
TRUSTEES sal

whereas, James h Porte, ~
bis deed Of trust dated A9s ~
10 recorders .fice for Iaityeus !,
10 book IA. at page " covers
signed, as trustee, the f4loslail
estate, situatein said AiaIs'is. y.
Z X Sc 4 and e Y v ses. ~.
ship ~, range 81, In trusl ps1
ment OF The notes % see "
And whereas, default hln.s
the payment Of one o. sil1 49,
request OF the legal h.aei
publicly at auction; Jug
cash, at the front dor Of ~ y
the City Of LeIlnst0n' lA'A'
Mo-, on .,.r
SATURDAY, the 18Th du as.'
lsoe. between "a N and
abuve described for the psipn \.
said debt and the eIpen swsrsrp'
trust .U's1n
Lexington. No Nov M.l-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

The DAILY InTKLLIoEScER is nov
tAs only daily paper In Lafayette
county.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

There were three daily papers al
Riohmond, and by mutual consent they
have ell suspended.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04


The following from the News OF thI,
week will pAralyEed those who think
the editor Of that paper did not endorse
and vote the whole ticket last year
1.-THE will OF the majority ought to be
respected. VIZ DO MI FAVOR APTILIA.
TIoN WITH soME OTHER PARTY SIMPLY
BECAUSE OUR TAvoRITE CANDIDATE OR
MEASURE DID NOT WIN. IF WE CANNOT
GET OUR CHOICE AT TIE PRIMARY We
cHEERTULLY ACCEPT THE RESULT,
AND WORK TO ELECT THE NOMINEE,
unless be 10 notorlously corrupt and
dishonest and unworthy OF support.
Party fealty does not rsqaire q man 10
lose bis seli-respecl aud support a
''Yellow dog" or the devil simpl,
because be 10 the nominee" Now, II
the editor Of the News did not support
the straight ticket, be only scratched
the ''notorlously corrupt" and the
''yellow dogs" But The fact remains
that 10 a case Of this kind the aforesaid
editor must have used bis judRmen.
against that Of the part.
-
10 McClure's Magazine for November
10 a poem by Klpling on the Transyssl
crisis. This is, Of course, the fret
item to attract attention. In England
they are placing the poem even above
1.-THE ReceSsonal,'' and certainly Il is
q very powerful and inspiriting utter
anos. In order to get 1t into the
present number, the editors Of Nc
Clure's had 10 nave the poem sent 10
them By cable from London.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
ADMIRAL VI 10 MARRY.

Anything that Dewey does vii
command attention and resPect. He
is the IDOL Of the natlou.
Dewey has formally announced bis
approaching marriage 10 Mrs. Mildred
HsIen, daughter Of the late Washington
Mclean, founder Of the Cincinnan
Enquirer, and sister Of John r. Nc
Lean, democratic candidate for gov.
ernor Of Ohio.
Mrs. HaIen Is the widow OF the late
Gen. W. B. Hszen, who was chief Of
the signal service bureau before his
death. She Is q Of the most intel
%leciual women In the country. They
were good friends before either vas
married. She Is abou, forty yeals old
and Is as pretty rs she Is brilliant.
The whole country will join 10 wish.
Ing health, happiness, long life and
prosperity TO this couple.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
"The Best Is
the Cheapest"

Experience teaches that
good clothes zpear longest.
GOOD food gr9cs best natraioa.
and . good medicine that
cures disease Is naturally tie
best and cheapest. RooTs
SzrszparM Is the best redi-
cine money can buy, because
4 ozres Uhen all Others fail.
Poor Health -"Has POO AeaE5 70,
yx1r- esry n Sh7aiac,s. sab aad hos.
0dt e7-Ets1f hessAcit. at-vousaeJJ and
M srpeiae. uses HaaSI SptApsraa.
sifnes Sf-raFA saS ca. ao,k hard al
day eLf k1rsEJ saS slste vea. ffool
q bs-AsSs d hetees ny Husband 10 uDhom
q sass ftszstA." Ms. 6. J. GffsG,
Kaa,s L1ts. kfaa.
&od5 SaaJqbuhals
NllzlEElyIaU
SEE. ~. care n,,t lll.. tb. uop irit.uus ssi
cay sath.iile % axe With hsods ssfsseaniII
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

To Cure La Grippe in Two Days .
Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
TO cure. z. W. Groves signature on
eYarY boz. 21n.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

IL old John Sherman 4 coprerheAdl
That old villain who has grown hoary
In serving the republican party and 10
gathering sbekles. Is be disloysl, whom
Mckinley made bis secretary OF stated
Listen The CIncinnau Enquirer Of
last Saturday, printed an interview
with the old ~disloyslist, the ex-senator
800 s~.-Ss -sVSs0sssy =. s.-s~. sal.
sherman was told that the Germans 10
Ohio had rsbelled sgslnst the national
sdninistrstiou's foreign policy. Mr..
Sherman ssid: al Am glad to hear it.
l have great faith In the people. A
you say, the Germans Of Ohio are Q
powerful and thoughtful class, and II
10 no surprise to me To hear that tbs
are 10 antagonism TO q policy which 1,
Aohorrent 10 those who love liberty
Yes, the Germans / have ever founC
10 be my friends. | should hate to Sc,
President Mckinley defeated becaus,
OF his foreign policy, but nevertheless
fear that be will be. 1t can not b,
sustained In morals and Is 10 contra
yention to the American declaration O
independence and the teachings OF th,
brave men who signed that instrument
l have felt all along the assurance ID.
II might-nay, would-lead TO Mr.
hokinley's defeat. l will be sorry
1t does, bat | think 1t will" To
senator then spoke Of Judge Nash
saying: "He is q good fellow, but be /
weighed down With Hanna. have d
doubt, with Hams at the front as be !
be will lose the republicans thousand
OF votes. Why does be put bis nos
into sverythingf He was commende,
TO me a. q good fellow, and for
while l thought be was. However
since l have been out OF Office b
seems 10 have no use for me. A,
said before, why does be pa. his nos
into sverythingP Does he not kuo,
bis beng q target IN the Ohio ngt
hurts the candidaies Why does b
seek patronage here, there and ever
whersi always avoided It, because
found 1t gave me q good deal MOI
trouble than satisfaction. Always
dozen or o after one place, an
even the lucky one generally dii
c~ontented."
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
Grail-0 Rrinv. 4

-. UTaIH'V BFllgs
% the coffee dhnler Cossl
habit habit that !, universally
almost as universally lpisD~l
'ried Graln-o' ltisIlaAn,|
effects are Just the Ovpos,
the stomach, ruin, The trn,]
heart aud disturb, Ii, vha,,.rl
orain'o tones up The ,sa.a
and strengthens the nsra ~
but nouri'hmeut lnGnsO hi
wise. Is and asc per pars,v
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

vIce.preAoeu. nUbarL Il reported
10 q dying condition.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04

Navy beans are rapidly advancing In
price. Short crop and heavy
Ragllsh demand.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
I~ntenigencer
FoB PRESIDENT IN 1900.
w. ]. BRYAN.

The wireless telegraph is doing gooo
worn. II is q great discovery.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
William Jewell xa. w. n. A

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