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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-24

Plan Of Philippines i>'r Uprising and
General Massacre Of Fcreigners I'm
Manila Night Of Februar> ION

Washington. February 2i--The fol-
lowing dispatch was received this at
ternoon from General Otis:
Manila, February q
"Adjutant General. Washington:
The following. issued by an impor-
tant officer OF the insurgent govern
ment Of MaloIaS. February Is. 1889. for
execution during h evening and
night in this city. OTIS"
- You viii so dispose that S o'clock
al night the individuals OF the terrific
rial militia al your order will b found
united in all OF the streets OF san Pc
dro, armed with their balos. and re-
volvers or guns and ammunition IL COR
venient.
- Philippine families only will be re-
spected They should not be molested
but all other individuals. Of whatever
race they nay be, Will be exterminat-
ed without any compassion, after the
determination OF the army OF occupa-
ton.
Is. The defenders OF the Philippines
in your command will attack the guard
at Bilibid and liberate the prisoners and
'presidiarios' and having accomplished
this they will be armed, saying TO
them: Brothers, we must avenge our
selves on the Americans and extermi-
nate them that we may take our re
venge for the infamy and treachery
which they have committed upon Us.
Have no compassion upon them; at
tack with vigor. All Philippines en-
masse will second you. Long live Phil
ippine independence
"A. The order which will be followed
in the attack will be as follows: The
s~harpshooters of Tondo and Santa Ana
will begin h attack from without n
these shots will be the signal for the
militia of Trozo, Binondo, Quiato and
Sampaboc to SO out into the street and
do theirduty those of Pako, Ermita and
Malate, Santa Cruz and San Miguel will
not start out until II o'clock unless they
see that their companies need assist
ance.
10. The militia of Tondo. Will start
out at 3 o'clock in the morning. II all
do their duty u revenge will be.com-
plete.
Brothers, Europe cOntemplates, us.
know how to die as men, shedding
our blood in defense of the liberty Of
our country; death to the tyrants War
without quarter to the false Americans
who have deceived us. Either inde-
or death"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-24
Gomez at

.mez arrived last night at Matanzas
from Cardenas. He was met by Major
Genera Wilson, military governor Of
the department of Matanzas; General
Sanger, military governor of the city
of Matanzas, and the Cuban General
Betancourt, who is in command of the
Cuban forces in Matanzas province.
From the railroad station he was es-
corted by the Eighth Massachusetts,
volunteers, the Second United States
cavalry and several local clubs to the
palace, where he is the guest Of the
civil governor.
A reception was given in his honor
soon after his arrival but he did not
deliver an address. This evening he
"a rendered an elaborate banquet.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-24
THE SPOIhT BEEF COURT
Examines a Number of WitnesSes-NO
Startling Developments

Washington, February 21.-The court
Of inquiry, engaged in investigating
the beef charges preferred by Genera
Miles, continued today the hearing of
testimony bearing upon the controver-
sy.f A number of army officers who
participated in the Santiago campaign
were heard. Practically without ex-
ception the officers condemned the can
ned roast beef, furnished as a travel
ration, ana reviewed complaints about
it which the men very generally made,
declaring it unpalatable and wanting
in nutriment.
On the other hand, the refrigerated
beef suffered but little at the hands Of
tOday'S witnesses, it being generally
conceded hat it was good when de-
livered from the transports n when
it escaped the decomposing effect Of the
rOpica1 sun en- route to the several
commands it was found to be satisfac-
tory.
General cOmmiSSary methods In Cuba
were inquired into. Difficulty in pre-
venting tainted beef cooking was ex-
perienced generally. There was very
little in. today's evidence pointing to
any use of chemicals upon his beef.
The contention Of General Miles that
the army in Cuba and Porto Rico
should have been supplied with herds
of cattle, or beef on the hoof, instead
of refrigerated beef was supported by
every witness who today gave his
opinion upon this question. A feature
of today's session was, the general as
sertion of witnesses that they would
not have felt it their duty to the men
or the army organization to a v made
n special report pon the beef had
1t not been for the special orders call
ing for such reports, but rather would
have permitted the unsatisfactory ra-
ton to pass without notice as an in
cident to warfare and 10 the tryine
conditions with which the army was
confronted at the outbreak of the war
A number Of officers testified to the
belief that a very small proportion Of
sickness in Cuba was due to the beef
or unwholesome rations, but rather tC
The climate.
The examination of witnesses will
continue tomorrow and perhaps all o.
this week in Washington and the ties,
timony henceforth is expected to b
generally cumulative. Many officer.
are to appear among them being Gen.
eral Joe Wheeler and Governor Roose,
welt Late this week, or early mex
week, the court will leave for Chica.
go n other western meat centre.
where they will inspect the packinf
houses of the firms which Furnished
beef to the army. A thorough study O.
the methods employed in preparing m
frigerated and canned roast De-
De made and witnesses will be examin
ed in the different cities.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-24
The Elizabeth City Federal Building

Washington, February 2t.-The sem
ate committee On public buildings n
grounds today made favorable reports
on public buildings as follows: To
provide for the. erection IF new build
ings at Elizabeth City, y. c., $4,000;
Columbus, Ga, $50, 900. Repairs were
authorized on the building at Macon,
a. az q cost Of SIS, 900.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28


Eighteen to nothing is the score OF the
football game that was played las, satur.
day on the w. NJ. A. gridiron. The
Academy scored the IS points, aud the
Manual Training High School boys, OF
Kansas City, got the goose-egg. II was a
clean and lively game from start to
finish. Nobody was hurt, aud everybody
was 10 a good hnmor at the end OF the
game,
The kickoff was made at 900. For the
FIRST few minutes 1t looked as II there
would be no scoring by either side, the
teams seemed SO evenly matched, but
after ten minutes play w. NJ. A. got down
to business, aud by executing a few plays
that were new to the visitors, the ball
was carried to the iorty.hye yard line
when Rountree got away for q touch
down. The second touchdown was made
In Ave minutes by Starke. The remain
der Of this half the ball changed hands
several times, but neither side was able TO
score.
The second halt was fine exhibition Of
the game, hardly a minute being lost
from start to finish. Both teams seemed
to think they were entitled to the next
score. The ball continued to 90 from one
Side TO the other until just before time
was called, when otero, with splendid
interference, made a forty yards dash and
landed the pigskin behind the goal.
Starke kicked all three goals. score IS to O.
W. NJ, A. has many good individual
players, but ~ yet the team work is slow.
aud we hope that when II gets cooler the
boys will 20 their old gait. The liue up
was as follows:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
10 Cnre a Cold IN One nav
two z TRINPa

Manager Yenable presents 10 his patrons
on next Monday night, October 30, thi.
big fsrcial comedy, which has been sue.
csssfully produced 10 all the large cities
Of the country, and which by reason Of fts
unique and meritorious construction Is Of
an order that will continue TO meet with
favor for many seasons TO come. An
unusually capable company Of f~arceurs
and specialists Interestingly Interpret
this ~laughable comedy 10 a manner
calculated TO cause one to forget for the
time being that sorrow or care exists. and
an evening Of pure enjoyment aud harm.
less hilarity IL promised.
A hne male quartettq, an excellent band
and orchestra and many male and female
yocalists comprise the musical eontin.
gency OF the organization. Special care
has been taken by the management 10
have the wardrobe and costumes OF the
finest. A truly u~p-to-dAte comedy pro.
duction is promised. Seats now on sale
at Crenshaw a YouDg's.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
Hoods SaaJabMdM
Shooting at Wayerly.

Last Saturday afternoon, at Wayerly,
a shooting affair occurred, which may
prove fatal. Samuel G. Allen was shot
parties are citizens Of Saline county, and
live in the vicinity of Malta Bend.
The two men were in WaverlY, TO
witness the street fair. Late in the
afternoon Edwards, who had tanked up
on bad whisky, pulled his pistol, and
threatened to kill somebody, and that
too, pretty quick. lie went into a
saloon, where he found Messrs. Farris,
Gray and Allen. They all took a drink,
and Gray and Farris went out the back
way. In the back yard Gray and Farris
were engaged in talking over a little
misunderstanding that had occurred
between them, when Edwards appeared,
aud wanted to know what they were
quarreling about. He lourished his
pistol and threatened to shoot one of
the parties. About this time Allen came
out, and Edwards asked what he
wanted, and threatened to shoot him.
Allen replied: "Oh, / guess you won't
shoot mel Edwards replied: "Oh, l
won't, will l." and dropped his pistol in
Aliens face. Allen grasped the muzzle
OF the weapon. and threw it up, just as
1t went of, cutting the outer edge of
Aliens left hand. The pistol was a
double action weapon, and Edwards
fired 1t the second and third time, while
Allen had hold Of it. One shot struck
Allen on the left upper jaw, breaking
the jaw bone; another shot struck
Aliens upper lip, almost beneath the
nose. These two shots dazed Allen and
be released the weapon. Then Edwards
shot Allen twice more, one bullet strik-
ing him In the abdomen a little above
and TO the left of the navel; the other
striking his left thigh, and passing
through. One of the bullets that struck
Aliens face lodged in his tongue, and
wa removed. The other has not been
found. The bullet that penetrated the
abdomen ranged downward, and has
not been located.
Farris and Gray, who were witnesses
Of the shooting. grabbed Edwards, and
after a struggle knocked the pistol out
OF his hand. Immediately Edwards
jerked out a long knife and threatened
TO kill Farris and Gray. His knife was
also taken from him, and he was
arrested.
Township Constable Scott Thomas
and City Marshal John Fell brought
Edwards to this city Sunday morning.
Thomas asked Edwards why he shot
Allen. and be replied: II don't know:
| only know that / shot him, and [
would do 1t again, and | hope | have
killed him."
Allen is about as years old, and is
married. Edwards is about 81 years old
and is unmarried.
The statements made above are all
heaTsay, and are picked out from a mass
Of reports. II is rs neal a correct state
ment as we could get, and yet 1t may be
far from correct.
Sunday afternoon there was a report
that a mob had organized near Wayerly,
and were coming here TO hang Edwards.
The officials did not place much conf
dence in the report. but TO be on the
safe side, they sent Edwards TO Kansas
City for safe keeping, and he is there
nan
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
TIE IAlLY INTRIIIGr,cEp


The lNTELLIGEscER has loug con.
temPlated putting in a daily. Aftei
the Daily Advertiser was started We
hesiiated about going in, for we sup
posed there would be some who would
blame US for starting INTO an occupied
field. But the very fact that there was
a daily 10 the city, made IT imperative
! for the ISTELLIGENcER to have one.
Feeling that the owners Of the Daily
Advertiser and the IKTELLI6EScER
could work together to a good sdvaB-
tage' we opened negotiations for the
purchase Of their plant. These Begoiia.
tions have been concluded, and that
Office will pass into our Possession
Monday morning. Messrs. Yingling
and Williams will both be employed by
the Daily and Weekly ISTKLLiGEScKR.
Mr.. fingliBg will take charge Of our
job rooms, and Mr.. Williams will be
the outside solicitor and news-gAiheror.
We intend to continue the publica-
ton Of the Daily, and ask our friends
to aid Mr.. Williams in every way they
can in his work. If yon know a per
sonal, or an item Of news you will con.
ter a favor IN him and on US by giving
it 70 blm.
The lNTELLIGENcRR will get two
Se" Pfesses, q qutr 4 10 " type, IN
tss deal, aud will be better than ever
prepared to execute all work entrusted
US. We expect soon to make other
improvements in the Office, and in the
appearance Of our paper, and trust our
efforts to please the public may be
appreciated.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
W. N. A. VS., WILLIAN JgvrI1

- al
For several years W. NJ. A. has tried
to get a game with William Jewell. but
never succeeded until this year. On next
Monday the two teams will line up at
2iso O'Clock on the Academy campus for
their first struggle. Both teams have
been training hard for this game, and the
lovers Of the gridiron who are fortunate
enough TO see It will not be disappointed.
William Jewell has played against some
OF the best teams In the state, and has
few defeats ohalked up against her, while
W. NJ. A, has been defeated but once this
year.
This will doubtless be the best game
Of the season. and will be witnessed By
. large crowd. The line up for W. M A.
Will be about the same as last Saturday.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
MILLINERY a At 3sy pVos,,s
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU.


Mr.. George AZ. Catron will sell a foe 10,
OF horses and cattle, at auction, at his
harm, four miles southeast OF Lexington,
on October 81. Remember the place and
date. See bis advertisement tor partlcu.
llArs. iO.2f.2t
The month Of meteors is November, and
the approaching display is expected to
be unusual. All this is set forth 10 "The
November Msteors," by Professor G. A.
Young, OF Princeton, in the current "New
L%ippineott."
Waverly was 10 her gayest dress, last
Saturday, and 1t is estimated that four
thousand people lined her streets to wit
ness the flower parade. The parade was
very foe, far surprising the parade of
many larger towns. Everybody was
happy, and all were proud OF the success
NJ IN. .-ss=a- sss- .-~-...t-..-ru M.
very on the handsome manner in which
everything was conducted.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
ADMINISTRATIONS NOIIC

Letters OF administration On ~
David Lyons, deceased. NeIs a n
undersigned on the I'm sp ul
lso, by the probate cou'
county, Missouri .ius as,lrt
All persons having Glsln, ~ nj
estate are required TO eAhlOls .ssi, n
ance 90 the administrator N ~ I
after the date NJ said letter.. y, s%A
precluded from any Denus' o,hIhld
and IL such claims be ngl "a ieitn
two years from she date OF saw
will be forever barred. ,sa
THIS i'tn ua' u JOIN 4. ~
lO-2l-At m
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
Two Nary raau oc,Osers

~rwo Nary TnzE October 81.
Ceaitsl norssagss fer sale at this office,
sesats sseh. n
Wittsabsrg does his oEu work, at
hone No swsai-shop work. II
Cecil 4 NArtin have oas Of the ueatest
millinery stores 10 the city. P.3.u
DO0't Be hOOdsOsd into believing you
can do As well anywhere else as by buy.
ing your ladies' tAll hats from Cecil 4
Martin. p.g3.tf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
ORDER OF PUBLICAIl

olnrenee @. woIlhIngl0n, DoI'nO.In,

| Clarence G. worhington, DcleuuIt
Now a, lhIs day comes the Pl i1 v
: attorney and files his pel smoa
amdnyif in attachment, alltsln e,idgnI
things, that defendant u w." Il 4 ohl
state OF Missouri WI rSuf9" VA deiei
the clerk In vacation w, ,,lslptf b
notined by publication that III col
menrcd n suit against HIN y MD
Infect and general nature o.lopInd
reenver n Judgment upon . . nn aud
snm ~ IFonr hundred sixteen ne
Dniiars fsil6O7l, and that ull. sodft
PENDANT be and appear nm and Do
next term thereof, To pc oy Of Lei
tho court ,h0uso, In the 13ay Of N
in snid county, I'M the iin 1ihhird dJ
nest and ON or before the u%nontlnu
iern' N Inc torn shall 80 IVY issi du
M nuf. then on OF before lbe M I'd
iorm ana answer or plead iSten
said cause, tho same WV w rende
fessed. and Judgment WI"
Andliis further ordered wy 10 b,
be pnbllshed. according w nepef puI
inafnn Intolllgenccr, n ncws, M fdaf
In said county VI Lafnyr'ic \ once
auoreaaiyely, published ~ lepsst dne
,ba Iaat jnserilnn 10 be NJ w., DE-
before tho flrst day Of sal"
lfrm Of this court
A true copy, AiigstnuI. Circuit y
in CAMPBELh' plaiatlf,
4, ], Duling Attorney U
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS OII

Letters OF administration On n,
Susan NJ. Alexander, deceased, \
10 the undersigned on the wv
tnbcr, lsl0, by the probate e0ui'N =
county, Missouri. .s.et
All persons having claims ga.s M
arc required To exhibit them lol aI N
the administrator within one :.
date OF said letters or they y
from any benefit Of such ~. -
claims be- not exhibited wlihln y
the date Of said letters they WI
barred. I'm
This 2ith dag u October lsTrv,sul
a. Adslnti
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
II. v. WIN
Notice to Bridge COntra'ioI


I will let to the lowest and bAa
site Of bridge. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER L. 8
al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the repaln w
over Davis Greek, near Peter ho1sia'
three 81 miles southwest Of AlHv.t
Also on same day and immellsle
above letting, | will let the @nalla,
twenty four 90 foot A truss M y
branch, near VIM. Wehrman \ AN''
mile west Of Aullville.
Plans and specifications can es'''
OF letting. -,
Contractors will be Required pp"'
required BY law. II NJ,
eerved JKGA
lO-2i.td Vl-'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

A rank democrat told us the othei
day that be hoped OHIO would not 20
democratic at The approaching election.
We asked him why, and be answered
al Ohio goes democratic it will cook
Mehihley's goose, and the republicans
wD nominate Deyeyim There is
room Tor a lot u reflection in the
remark.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

A gang Of young hoodlums hissed
Bryan al a town IN Ohio. Somebody
wanted the fellows put out of tn,
house. Bryan said. "No, let then
alone. can put up with them fol
one hour il you can put up with them
alwaysr
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

Does it mean anything when Ohio
republican bosses are asking contribu-
tons Of little pOstmasters away out in
Colorado and Kansas, ''to keep the
presidents state from going demo-
c~rAtIcf1
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
FINALSETTLENENI.,.

Notice is hereby given 20 u strsd
other persons i%nierssted Y ne updsn
yina Ray, deceased, that u.ks 4 n,
administrator will apply 70 pSsysrOsi
Element Of said estate AZ t9T .Syett n
1893, OF the probate court 9i IN Al hlE
Missouri, TO be begun hlu Hsunrap,
court room, in the city OF ~ secouap
ette county. Missouri, on m'
In November, 1902. teAAC ". IA
Adnlniui
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

The return Of Funston made the
republican politicians Of Kansas crazy.
They have demanded and secured bis
disappointment to service IN the Philip
pines.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

We have received a copy of ..Eyery.
body's Magazine" a well gotten NJ
ten-cent publication, devoted to lighr
literature. Its cheapness and meri
bid fair to place it well in the from
rank.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

The fact that more votes may b.
cast at a primary than at the genera.
election, is 10 i~ndicpglon Of fraud. Al
a primary there may be fifty candi.
dates, and each one have all his friends
working for him. At the election the
nominees may be sure Of election, and
no great effort be made TO get out q
large vote.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
"Strke For Your Alars
and Your FIRES

Patriotism Is Always COM
! niendable, bat in eVery breast
there should be not only the
desire TO be a good cdiSen,
bat to be strong, able bodied
and wea fitted for the battle
of life. To do this, pure
blood Is absolutely neces-
sary. and Hoods Sarsapa-
rila Is the one specific (Which
cieanses the blood thorough
~. IT acts equally SUeH for
both SEXES and all ages.
Humor =" When ! need a Rood pu-L
feI tALe Hoo6s Sa,saparla. 4 cured
my hu1Or and Is excellent as 4 ne-Us
~tOne." Josie EtOn. Stafford Sprnss. q.
JoodJ Saldqbai@
IllazlzIEtI51IU
Hooas Pun cure liver llsi the noairrtatins sna
only eaiharue 70 lAke nth heed's sArs.pAnllA-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

Big corporations can import pAuper
labor from the Philippines, and not
violate the law, when that country is q
part Of the United States.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
was as follows:
Manual Training
High School.
Referee and umpire, Tate and Rylapd.

HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-on good real
estate security. Ia sums Of $500 and up,
at 7 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to ]. @. P~lsltsnburg. II
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

The Columbia ID a good boat. The
Yankee sailor knows how 10 handle a
boat The combination cannot be
beaten.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

II Is mtimaied that Russia and
frabce are getting ready to make q
whole lot Of trouble for England.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

II the Hawaaians aud Filipinos art
American citizens, who has a right 70
forbid their settlement 10 California
OF Missouri.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
Drink GraInA-

VITALITY
after you have CONCLUDED h,,
to drink coffee. tisb a 49,
tors order IT, becausea it's bs.sss
ting and appctillug 1t a,. \
grails and has that rich .,t
tastes Ike the finest gnds ~
about \ as much. chadpu il,a,1
on i because iti,a geuuIa. "a
tanning nothing but nouuAr., |
grocer for Gmlu0. the new ,a \
and 20 cents. /
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

II every mar and woman IN Cuba
should vote for annexation to the
United States, We would still be op.
posed 10 The movement.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

Give The republican party another
chance, and the trusts will gobble all
competition.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28
Question Answered

Yes, August Flower still has the largest
sale OF any medicine 10 the civilized world.
Your mothers and grandmothers never
thought Of using anything else for Indi.
gestion or Biliousness. Doctors wers
scarce. and they seldom heard Of Appen.
dieitis, Nervous prostration or heart fail
ure, etc. They used August Flower e
clean out the system and stop fermen.
tation oil u~ndigested food, regulate the
action OF the liver. stimulate the nervou,
and organic action Of the system, Auc
that 10 all they took when feeling dull
and bad with headaches and Other
aches. You only need a few dose,
Of Green's August Flower, in liquid form
to make you satisfied there Is NOTHING
serious the matter with YOU. SAMPLE
bottles free at ChAs. W. LOOMS and d
W. b. Tevis,' Lexington, j. A. Hudson
q Co., Bates City, No., and DR.. J. A. Mann.
Wellington, Mo.
Sold by dealers 10 all civilized ooun.
tries. 2.os.tg
Higgiusville Mirror: Messrs. Sam
Schooling, G. W. Hutchinson, Charlie.
Wright, J. W. Harrison. A. Il. Asbury
w. J. Ballew. q. W. stealey and Frank
Hsimbrook were elected deacons Of the
Baptist church Wednesday pi1ht.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-28

The horse show and the cattle show
10 Kansas City, this week. were both
EerF auccesafnL.