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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21
OF PUBLIC!
STATE OF MISSOURI,

Stair OF MISSOURI, -
County OF Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court. at LeIiart
ton, April Term, ~
The Morrison Wentworth BanE, n
vs..
william y. Kerdolr ST., william
Jr., Lula u. Paxton, Kate v. ha
Allstadt Edward G. kerd0lf, -
Plerpont, and The Mutual LIN
Company Of New York, Deiendni
Now. at this day, comes the plds
By Its attorney, and 1les Is
aiidavit, alleging, among Other
defendants, Lula Il. Paxton, Mari
Edward Q KerdOlff aud vatls !
are non-residents Of the state Z
whereupon, Il Is ordered by thes1
cation, that said defendants b
publication that plaintiff has 81
suit against them and said 0thd
In this court, the object and geren
which 10 10 obtain Judgment on y
OF William '. Kordolf ST., due pc
enforce and fOreclOso q lieu
plaintiff on the life insurance
life OF said William Y KeriolaS
The Mutual Life Insurance Co1r
York, aud for such other releii I
proper In the premises; and u.s.
said defendants, Lula D. Paila
Allstadt, Edward c. Kerdolt ~
Plerpont, be and appear ii tbs
NEXT term thereof, 10 be begun y.
the court house, 10 the city Of ~,
said county, on the third DAY q
and on or before the third DAY
the term shall 80 long continue.
then on or Lefore the last day
answer or plead 10 the petition J
the same will be taken Us COZ
Judgment will be rendered accoNa
And II IL further ordered, that
be published, according to lav, 10 I
ton lntelllgencer, Il newspaper
said county OF Lafayette, iG
successfully, published at leasl
the last insertion to be al leaa
before tho first day Of said nei'A
this court.
A true copy. c
j, II. CAMPBELL, uEa
BY PEARL REEDRR, Deputy,
3. N. Wilson, attorney for plnuu'
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Notice Is hereby given that the Lexlns-
ton Building and Loan Association will,
on the morning Of February 18th, 1900,
open subscription for shares 10 the 18th
series. Tho hrst payment will DO q. 90,
thu. being the hrst months dues and the
entrance Zee. There will not DO over 100
shares offered, For additional iniormA.
tlon apply 10
1.l4.6t CHAs. ". LooMfe. geciv.
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Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply. solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because il makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsapanlla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
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EXECUTORS MOTTO

Letters testamentary on the :
Daehler, Sr , deceased, were \
undersigned on tho tn aA ,nrf,
1909, by the Probate Courtoi
~, Missouri. .u.,rar1
All persons having claims ags
arc required 10 exhibit them ~. 4
tho executor within one
date OF said letters or they ~, |. NJ.
from any benefit OF suoh esI roJ "A.
claims be not exhibited WITHIN
the date Of said letters lheI
barred. ,sa
This ith day Of January lsy md
RUSSELL u
LID o.
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ACCURACY

mere Is a combined The ISrELLroRNcrn.
,ae Cosmopolitan Magazine aud the New
rork TIL Weekly World, all thrs. 10,
rowing. '"An oor'
Mr. John collsrd died Of pnsumonl.. a,
ra.Au. hilI' i%lllnois, last Friday. He
'fand Central hotel, In this city.
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HOMEsEEKER'S EXCURSIONS.

January II, February 7th and 2lst,
and March It'll and 2lst, 1893, the Chica-
go and Alton, Americas most popular
railroad will sell Homeseekers' Excur-
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates to
points In Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, In
dian Territory Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky.
Louisiana, Northern Michigan, Mime.
sofa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,
New Mexico, North Carolina, North
Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon. South Car.
olira, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas.
Utah, Virginia. Wisconsin and wyom-
ing.
Full particulars can be had by calling
upon or addressing
II. G. STIDHAM,
Ticket Agent, Chicago Il Alton Rail-
road, HIgginsville, Mo. janiI.lOt
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TRY Gram.Ol Trv GraIn.Ol

ASK your Grocer today TO show you . pack
ago Of GRAIN 1.-The new food drink that takes
the place OF coffee. The children may drink It
without injury as well a. the adult. All who
Try IL, like II. 0RAIN-o has that rich seal
brown Of Mocha or Java. but II is made from
pure Rrairs. and the most delicate stomach TO
csives It withoutdistreaa, X the price Of ooneo,
w and 2ec pes package, Sold by all grocers.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

General Francis Marion Cockrell
was, on Tuesday, voted for in each
house Of the Missouri legislature, and
On Wednesday the two houses met in
joint session and revised and confirmed
The vote, thus making him senator fol
the next six years, from March ith.
When this term is completed he wal
have served thirty years as senator.
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FINAL SETTLENESl

Notice Is hereby given TO OIL
other persons interested 10
James II. Mallory, deceased, NY
signed administrator will Apply Z
settlement OF said estate, MI
term, 1899, OF the probate coun
county. Missouri, TO be begun .1g
probate court room. In the ell@
on the second Monday 10 FeoruT
l-li-5t A0n-
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given 70 al ~ 4
other persons Interested XII IN
Mary V. Roth. deceased, VA W ~
signed administrator viii appg M i
settlement OF said estate Mrdy
term, 1877, OF the probate ouun N
county, Missouri. TO DO besursI ,,d
the probate court room, IN wy ~ az aI
ton, Lafayette county, Missouri
Monday IN February, iSWc,Ag VI. %,
LIAM Adgl>
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FARMER.

In pulmonary trouble trouhl. -.
direct action Of Billiards. H~orehoona
syrup upon the throat, ches, and Ina.
Immediately arrest the malAdy, by relIsv.
Ing the Distress cutting the phlosm ana
freeine the vocal and breathing o,s,a.
Price % and 60 cents. For nal, Ly c."
shaw q Young. 'oa'
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Col. Kerens was nominated for
United States senator from Missouri,
and received the republican vote with
two exceptions. Mr.. Kennish received
two votes, and the party is very angry
because these two men did not vote for
kerens. 0i course there was no hope
Of electiHg Kerens, but the g. D.. p
loves to whip stragglers into line.
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FINAL s~ETTLEAESs

Notice is hereby given to al ~
other persons interested 10 ny
Milan, deceased. that the unaenr 4
istrator will apply TO make = w
OF said estate, at the February
the probate court OF LataysuS, N
souri,, TO be begun and heiu I'D
court room, in the city OF bes
second Monday In February, Va IA
l.ll-At AumA
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The Chicago News asks; "Whl
can't we hear the bed tick in the silent
watches of the night'n Because silent
watches don't tick. There are ''ticksr
in some beds, but they are also silent,
The victim makes the noise.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

Galveston, Texas, is beginning to
aspire to the honor Of becoming a great
shipping port for wheat and other
grain. There Is no good reason, thai
we can see, why her largest exPecta-
tions should not be fulfilled.
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On a Large Farm,

~ had 4 severe attack Of neuralgia and
infiammatory rheumatism aud was not
relieved by the prescriptions given me. I
procured q bottle Of Hoods S~srsaparills
aud this medicine cured me. | keep a
supply Of Hoods on hand and am able TO
do all my " work on a large farm" c.
y. Fox. Fairbanks, Missouri.
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Persons WHO lead a lie Of exposure are
10 rheumatism, neuralgia ana
lumbago, will nnd a valuable remedy ia
Rallsrd's Snow LinlmSnti Il will Danish
pains and subdue inflammation. Price 26
and so cents. For sale by Creushaw a
Young. I.7.Im
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1t is said that Gen. Alger, secretary
or war, has become disguised with
Mckinley and the cabinet, and as soon
as be can give himself a Goa of white
wash he viii leave the cabinet.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

It is easy 10 sit back and find fault
with everything that is being done in
regard to the Philippine Islands, but it
is not 50 easy to figure out what ought
70 be done. We believe the democratic
party is sincerely DESTROYS Of acting for
the best Interests Of the two countries,
and is not fighting for political capital.
1t looks to us as though the treaty
ought to be approved, though we do
not like It, and We eau settle among
ourselves hereafter, what ought to be
done with the islands.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

Gen. Eagan called Gen. Miles ga
monumental liar, aud has gotten him
self into trouble up to his shoulder
straps. The president has decided
that he must be contaminated.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

1t is about time for congress to
admit delegates from HAWAII. Con-
gresham Leper, clothed in a rush
belly-baud, with a yarn string around
his left ankle, would create = sensation.
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Kennedy, the "quail hunter, and
generally belieyed-to-be tram robber
and murderer, has broken into the
newspapers. let the hanging now
proceed.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

Col. VIM. A. Stone was, on Tuesday,
inAagurated as governor Of Pennsylva'
mia. VI hope he may make as good
Z governor as VIM J. Stone made for
Missouri.
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wrinkie for Lady Dicyciist..

Miss Swift is learning to ride a
bike, she tells me-"
But she rode one last year. Why
does she need to learn againP"
another fellow ia teaching her,
Tit-BitA
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Al business meeting at the Chris
than church Of Mexico, Mo-, on the
sth Of January, 6 unanimous call was
made upon Rev. S. ID. butcher, now
pastor Of the Walnut Hill church in
Cincinnaii, o., 10 accept the pastorate
Of the church at Mexico, at 81 900 per
year. Mr.. butcher was born In Cole
county, Mo aud has had charge Of
pulpits In Fayette, Hannibal and other
points IN this state also in Texas and
at Maysyille, Ky. The Walnut Hill
church at Cincinnati has the mos!
ArislOcratie congregation in that city,
and Dr.. butcher receives a salary con
siderably in excess Of the amount offered
above,
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CLUBBING RATES.

The INTELLIeRscKR will send you any
paper or magazine In the United States.
We guarantee the regular delivery OF all
papers and magazines. We do all the
writing and save you money aud trouble.
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The democratic opponents OF the
peace treaty IN congress we're in con
ference several hours Tuesday devising
ways and means for conducting their
contest. They resolved to insist upon
an amendment placing the Philippines
on the same footing in their relation
to the United States as Cuba, and 10
make a persistent fight if this conces-
sion was not granted.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

Earl Larson, a ~10-year-old boy, was
accidentally shot Sunday morning, at
Independence, Mo. The boy was out
hunting with a small bore rifle without
. trigger guard. In some way the
weapon was exploded. The ball
entered the breast. DR.. TwymaD
believes that the lad will coyer The
accident was very similar to the one
that occurred in this city, Friday
evening OF last week.
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DO not get the terms expansion
and "imperialism' mixed. All demo
Gratis are in favor OF expansion
whenever there Is any necessity for it
bat most democrats are opposed tS
''imperialism. Let US use the righ'
word. and force republicans to reeog'
Rize the difference in the terms.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

St. Louis will try 10 eclipse all for.
MGR efforts in the Worlds Fair bust
ness. She will celebrate the cenien-
NAL Of the Louisiana Purchase, which
was made in 1903, by which the
territory Of the United States was
doubled. 1t is none too sOon to begin
getting ready and if we are going to
have a Worlds Fair we ought to have
AxaaA ana
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ron PRESIDENT IN 1910.
w. ]. BRYAN.

Mr. Dingley. author Of the present
iarih bill, is dead.
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-DEsT LINE 10
FLORIDA, Ol|
49,. AND ALL
SOUTHERN REV|
lis VIA
SOUTHERN RAIN

Through sleeping car less|
City daily at l0:4O a. m. for I'D
Florida, over X. c. F. 5. 4 4
going via Memphis, Bid
Atlanta, Macon and Everett.
Through sleeping car eaVsl
daily at 9:l5 p. IN. for Jacksr|
over l.. E. & st. l.. R. R 4
Louisville, Chattanooga, All
con and Everett.
All agents sell through tdd
RAILWAY.
No trouble to answer ~
letters. Write or call on
]. &. BEAM, Jr., n. va
so Adams St, 1
W. II. TAYLoE, A. G. PA
Louisville, Kenld|
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To Cure a Cold IN One Dav

AXE Laxative Bromo Quinlns Tablets,
All druggists refund money 81 II falls to
cure. &c. The genuine has L. B. O. on
each tablet. 11.l2.an
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The "Bls Three combine WV.
the INrELLIaRNoRR, The n
Magazine aud the New Yoi.
Wssk World, all one year i0'
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Death OF non. ChAries u. EWING.
Hon. Charles L. Ewing. one Of the
Oldest citizens Of Lafayette county, died
al the Grand Central hotel, In this city,
last Saturday afternoon. at lis O'Clock.
For many years he had bean In delicate
health, and for the past three years 1t
was q continual eight for life on his part.
With \ delicate constitution. he was an
easy victim to pneamonia, and the
heroic efforts Of his physicians and
friends were unAyailing.
Mr.. Ewing was born in Todd county,
Kentucky, May 10th, 1927. and was
therefore u years, s months and 4 days
old at the time Of his death. He was q
son Of the late Col. Thompson N.
Ewing, o well known and d highly
respected all over this section Of the
state. He Was educated at his old home
In Kentucky, and was always an invet-
crate reader Of books and newspapers.
He was well educated, and was always
well posted on current events, and his
memory was . storehouse Of useful in
formation.
In June, 1916, he enlisted in Col.
Hardin's regiment for service In the
Mexican war. and was engaged in the
battle Of Buens Vista. The year follow
Ing he received an honorable discharge,
and returned home.
In 1874 he decided to make his home
In Lafayette county, and settled upon
the farm near MAYHEM, where he lived
80 long. and where 30 many happy mem
ones centered. Here his family was
reared-here bis wife and two children
died, and their bodies rest in the sacred
little neighborhood cemetery not far
away, and now his own body rests
quietly by their sides, awaiting the great
summons, when the earth and sea shall
give up their dead.
lie was married on the 18th Of Decem-
m,ss WING nn
n"i"s' 'uo oniy ususn0. uo
70 ,.e iAnu'ou ona'nAIn M, Ewing
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PoR sALK.-At reaSonable prices. all
the property OF the late J. ". GRAFT.
TO Vim. 8. Mare, 1909 FRANKLIN
Avenue l0.I.tI
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The republicans of Kansas told their
attorney general they wanted a decis.
lou 10 regard TO the legality Of the
recent poPulist Legislature. The attor-
pey general knew what was wanted,
and be promptly decided that 1t was
Illegal. This will necessitsle carrying
many cases to the supreme court. Bat
the pOpulists are in a majority in the
state senate, and they say that II re-
publicans try 10 overthrow the work Of
the recent legislature, the senate will
block every move Of the new governor
aud the house. And there you are.
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s u INTO THE STREET.
German Consul at Samoa Shown
Thing or Two.

ueftnhi OOhsul ~ samoa onOWn a
Thing or Two.
London, Jan. ia special from
Auckland, n. H., says the British and
American consuls were compelled 10
force the doors Of the supreme court
at Apis, Samoa, in which the German
consul had established himself, and to
push him into the street.
All parties at Apia. the special
dispatch continues, unite in condemn
ing rfg Gernmn consul Tor the ightiuR
which has taken place between the
rival kings. 1t Is pointed out that in
vain OF all agreements, the consul
accompanied MataAia's forces when
the claimants invaded the town and
encouraged the opposition to Nalietoa
Tapus.
When the British and American
consuls were informed as To the situa-
ton they adjourned the court and
locked the building. The German
consul then demanded the keys and
they were refused him. He then broke
open the doors, removed the locks and
replaced them with others. lie after.
ward brought the German municipal
president into the chamber and the
latter went upon the balcony and
shouted TO the British and American
marines assembled on the square; 81
am the supreme. | am the chic
justice"
The crowd replied with jeers ant
the British consul demanded the key
Of tbs building, which were refused.
A Scotchman named Mackie there
upon climbed on top Of the building
and hoisted the Samoan flag, Will
the British and American consuls ant
. number Of marines invaded th,
building, forced the doors open ant
pushed the German consul into th,
street. Then the two consuls formal,
and legally, according to the dispatch
opened the court and issued q warning
against any fuiher interference with it
jurisdiction, threatening 10 arrest AM
imprison anyone attempting TO do 90
Matters, the dispatch concludes, ar
now quiet and the German consu
remains 10 his consulate.
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PULSE OF GREATER NEW YORK.

~
''The Pulse Of Greater New York" 10 the
Which, when you see 1t. l warrant you'll
Il the best that has ever been 10 the town,
For you'll laugh aud you'll cry and you'll
see pretty gowns.
A. far a . sensation goes. the sIcitemsnt's
immense.
The interest from beginning to end !,
intense.
You should see William lang, the
Comedy King,
His "Gingsr" is great and he'll laugh and
he'll sing.
Fannie Granger as soubrette is without
compare,
Her OoOu limitations will make you all
stare.
Miss Rita Carlyle. who lie plsylng the lead,
As 40 emotional actress IL an artist
indeed.
Her wardrobe alone, 1t would pay you TO
see,
For her costumes are worth's and come
straight from Parie.
Little Sidney 10 also q star 10 the cast
Add With him you will sympathize from
6rnt 10 the list.
Lew Hopkins, "the heavy" we also must
mention,
To play a good william is his earnest inteu.
ton.
Our orchestra leader, Gustave II. Kline,
Has q wide reputation for music aud
rhyme.
The rest Of the cast II 10 needless 10 state.
Are first class artists, and oil up-to- date.
Robert Lee Forrest, oomes lest bpt not
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

The Kansas City grand jury last
Monday, returned a re-indictment
against jesse James, Jr, charging him
with completely in the robbery of the
Missouri Pacific train at Leeds, on the
night Of September 20 last. The
prisoner was arraigned before Judge
Dorsey Shaekleford, pleaded not guilty
and had his case set for February l6,
being released on bonds Of $4,000
with Thomas 7. Crittenden, Jr., and
Ed. T. swinney IS securities. This is
the second postpOnement Of the case.
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Thirteenth Serlea.

fhe lN7ELLloKEORR and ABy other
paper or magazine at clubbing rates. u
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HON. JOSIAH B. ALLEN,
OF the Supreme Court Of Ohio. had
La Grippe.

Hon. Josiah b. Allen. lClak OF the
Supreme Court Of Ohio. in q recent let
ter to DR.. Hartman. said: Il have been
afflicted with q disease, commonly
known as Ia grippe, every winter since
that disease was discovered. Ihaye tried
many remedies without success. This
spring l was induced to try . bottle OF
Pe-ru-na. / have now taken two bottles,
and have received much benefit there
from. In fact, all syptoms Of the disease
seem to have left me Therefore. l
cheerfully recommend the virtues Of
Pe-ru-na.n
La grippe leaves a person haggard,
weak, sallow. fazzled out, mucous
membranes all c~ongested, appetite
changeable, digestion caphcicus, aud
Just about empties life Of all meaning or
desinbility. But the effects Of In grippe
need no discussion. People understand
that themselves. There is no remedy In
the world that meets the conditions pro-
duced by Ia grippe better than Pe-ru-na.
Send for a free book written by DR..
entitled winter Catarrh."
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
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Criminal Court Docket.

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. rs cents.
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The old officers Of the Lexington
Savings Bank were all reelected. No
better selection could have been made.
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/, Next few months
Tor Cyclones, Torn,
Hurricanes. Protsc
from loss by purch;
insurance policy. N
lower now on town
than ever before. vi
tx E up these POLICIES
See
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-21

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
COOKED MEATS
FOR NICE LUNCH TRH
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Cooked Ham, Beef and other Ions9 res
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: t ol ~ i,i,,J IF Fraakfurts and other Sau-
ptst 49, T5ofato salad or Sauer Kraut
sag Sasii .s and olives. All kinds Of imported
llCAi ISSomestfc Cheese of the best variety
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mustard. Agent for H9loEook ne" imp
Table Sauce.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
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