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The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Iafareite County Bond Case,

jefferson City, January l7.-Gen,
James NJ. Lewis, Of St. Louis, is here
for the purpose Of arguing in the state
supreme court the case of WonderlJ
vs.. Lafayette county. This is one Of
the many bond cases In which Lafay-
cite county is Interested and has been
in litigation since 1885. Wonderly gel
Judgment against the county some
years ago. in the case Of Sni-a-Bsl
township. for about $4,000 rs,lread
bonds. which the county conteuds ara
Invalid. Gen. Lewis represents the
county in the case to be argued.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
opportunity

II we can get our Legislature to
establish a whipping post for wife
bsaters, it will be a long step in the
right direction. 1t will prove to be
such q good thing that it will not be
very long until chronic thievery,
wanton destruction Of property and a
few other crimes will be made punish
able by the whipping post. Let Us
make q start Of some kind.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Ex-Governor Garland, Of Arkansas,
who was sttorpsy-gsnsral under Cleve-
lands first administration, was stricken
with paralysis while arguing case
before the supreme court Of the United
States. on the 2etb, and died in ten
minutes. He was twice senator from
Arkansas and one Of the braniest men
Ia the country.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

The Worlds Fair ChAirmaasnip.
Iu the selection Of Ex-Governor DAVID
r. Francis as chairman Of the world.
fair executive commlties. the csnven-
ton held In ST. Louis In the interest ol
this cOmmeudabls undertaking did
good and practical work. His seceP'
tance of the responsibility. and biz
consent to give his time. energies
influence and great practical Judgment
to-ihe enterprise Is most fortunate fol
its success. He Is essentially man ol
affairs. His judgment Is eminently
practical, aud his business training hs'
familiarized him with the methods ol
broad enterprise. He has The capacity
for leadership. 1t can safely be said
OF him that where he sits around the
council board, there win De the head
Of the table; and this without regard
to his official rank. His name and
effort will inspire cOahden,e In the
enterprise on the part Of the naiisnsl
government, the state governments
and foreign countries. 1t will likewise
inspire confidence on ths part Of hi,
fellow citizens Of 81. Louis and Of the
state Of Missouri. who know him well
and who will be called upon for con-
tributions ana stock subscriptions. No
dollar Of which be has the direction
will be diverted from its proper chan
mel. His Official and his commercial
integrity have not and viii not be
questioned. The people within The
territory comprising the Louisiana Pnr-
chase should take hold with him. with
one accord. and hearty cooperation and
full assurance that the business OF that
great enterprise will be ably and faith
fully directed to the end Of crediiable
and triumphant success.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

A correspondent writing TO the New
York Times says that since be has been
careful to keep bis feet dry he has mol
suffered from influenza, and that hay
ing previously had ii four years in
succession he Is certain the ailmeni
was always contracted through the
feet. And another correspondent bob
up aud serenely observes that be ha
h.a-rhrErfp fornv yearsfn sucocssiol
and that he has two wooden legs.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
ACCURACY

Our exchanges are beginning ~
SanpunC' Saa ounce that the fruit crop for this yos,
hos. b~' oeen destroyed, We hope /, has no,
0een even damaged In this yicInIty.
a. mere combinsl The INrKlLroRscrn
,"o W. cosmopolitan ,rr. Magazine and tho New
a. no,k ~ Th'weskly World. all tbres NJ,
rowing. '"an Dor
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FINAL sETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditor :, n, I,
other persons interested In the estate ~ n
Milan, deceased. that the undersignee,, ~ ~
lstrator will apply TO make a final eva III Z
of said estate. at the February tn,s term, II
the probate court Of Lafayette c9unv, ~
souri. 10 be begun and held at the ~ q
court room, In the city Of LeKins'ou' "
JAMES Mia, hl.a',
l-lt5t Admlnisls~
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

The republicans Of Kansas asked
their attoruey-general for an opinion.
He gave what was wanted, and 1t wss
used as feeler. Now the opinion has
proven very rotten and unpopular, and
ths attOrDey-general is about to get the
AZ. We hope bis death will be a
warning 10 other, who swear TO uphold
the law, and then violate il at the first
opportunity.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Chicago Tlmes-Herald, January 18Th

Shichto Iimes-heralu, January 18th.
The Burlington beat all its former
records with the westbound mail
wednesday night. 1t left Chicago over
an hour late and ran to Burlington, 2Oe
miles In 2OS minutes, includsDg stops,
aud 1893 minutes actual running time.
To Aurora s3 miles, 1t went in 80
minutes. From Aurora to Mendoza, 46
miles, 40 minutes were consumed. From
Mendoza 10 Galesburg, 80 miles, the
time was rs minutes. From Galesburg
to Burlington, 4s miles, the time was 42
minutes. The actual time Of stops fol
the entire run was but ten minutes.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

A few eastern gold bugs are begin
ming TO agi;ale the ratio question.
They want the silver men to make
some concession on the ratio. They
know that any tampering with ratio
will weaken the silver movement, anc
hence their great concern. The pres
ent silver dollar is as good as one woulC
be with twice the amount Of silver.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Some parts Of Carroll county are
afflicted With smallpox, aud some parts
are not. CarrOllIOn was exempt al
last accounts, and q strict quarantine
was being kept up against those part
where the disease was located. Thert
are about 4 dozen cases at BOsworth
aud several deaths have occurred. Thii
Is no fun when i! comes to keeping I
quarantine against people In your owl
county.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Bob IDgersOll, the great intidel, and
DIR. Roberts. Of The "Church Of the
World" at Kansas City, are throwing
bouquets Of each other. This fixes the
status Of the so-Oallsd cdr" Roberts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

That old chump, Justice Patterson,
who held the preliminary examination
Of Kennedy, on the charge Of train
robbery, declines 10 turn him loose,
He remanded him is jail without ball.
What will Kansas City think Of that
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
There IS a Class Of People

Who are injured BY the use OF coffee. ROcenily
there has been placed In all the grocery storea
q new preparation called GRAlN-o, made Of
pure grains, that takea the place Of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives I, withou,
distress, aud but few can tell II from cofieo
II does not cost. over X ss much. chiidreu
may drink 1t with great benefit. iso and s,C
per package. Try L. Ask for GRAIN.n q
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

The Csrrollton Record says sit is q
great thing TO be an American citizen
and rejoice over the achievements Of
the republican party in 1922 If this
rs not cheeky whatis7 The republican
party, indeed Such rot
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Prominent Hawaians have pelitioned
our cODgrsss 10 prohibit gambling, and
to prohibit the Importation. manufaO-
ture and sale Of intoxicating liquors,
and to prohibit the importation and
sale Of opium. Great Jerusalem Are
these canDibals more civilized than the
United States ? Is not this 4 case Of
the pigeon calling Ons hawk for pro-
tectIcn'
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Miami News; The growth Of trusts
in the United States is one Of marvel
Gus development. Only = few years
age trust organizations were almost
unknown. How different nowi There
are very few things manufactured today
the price Of which is not regulated BY
trusts. These trusts set the price Of
their goods and 1t must be paid. They
also regulate, in large degree, the
profits Of the retail merchant. II the
retailer cannot transact business on
the profit the trusts allow him, bis only
way out OF il Is to quit business. 10 I
any wonder. under such conditions
that the drift Of public sentiment n
toward socialism and communism Il
would seem that this n the only refug'
from the grinding sad tyranical powel
Of the trusts and syndlcates.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Senator yandiver mads the spsecI
in the state senate, nominating Hon. T
NJ. Cockrell for United States senator
Mr. vandlver Is justly considered On'
Of the most eloquent and one Of thl
most influential men 10 the stat
senate.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Senator William s. Stewart, who
belongs 10 the Southern Pacific rail-
road. has been elected as q republican
senator from Nevada. Depew belong
to the Erie rallrOsd. Two railroad
senators are enough.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Clark W. Ryan, editor Of . republi-
can paper at Springfield, Mo-, shot and
killed himself on Monday, on account
Of financial troubles. 1t is strange that
men will howl about the "good times
we are having bow "great waves Of
prosperity" are rolling over the land,
aud then give the lie to all their teach.
ings by committing suicide on account
Of hard times.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Texasl Texasl

The Missouri, Kansas a Texas Railway
Co. will sell low rate round trip tickets
on November ist and 18th. December 9Th
aud 3th' With anai limit Of rstgrn To
twsnty'ons days from date Of sale. An
excellent opportunity for home. see kers,
tourists and Investors 10 view for them.
solves the great resources Of the state.
For farther iniormstlon address
4. o. MINER, T. p. A.,
ssdalls, No,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Criminal Court D0.,
-. ssdEs 20: John A. Rich, ,ris'. TSss /
eject eject; will convene hi. Sra rs's'.
10 this city, February an I'd
jury viii be in session ,S.s..Al Su,
THIRD DAY. rEBaraSTT' N
SInse vs. John Lukenh'a
State vs. Joseph Mo,ss ,p|
on Sunday. Sl4
State vs.. b. Il. Brock. asa,
state VS.. Lee Graham .ns \. \
disturbing meeting. ''' u
state vs.. VIM. llesu,D
felture Of bond. "
FOURTH DAY, FrBauA.,..l
STATE VS. chas. Hart, seIII'. \
meat; two cases.
State vs.. Thomas lIarDsv
state vs.. Irvln seeber, na'' a''.'
degree. uuis
State vs.. wm. Atkins ,...
fiFrH DAY, FEBRUARY los !
state vs.. John Keith, ssllIs. ny !.
minors on Sunday; four c,'s'
State vs.. II. V. Williams, /.
first degree,
SIXTH DAY, FEBRUARY INA ,
stateys. VIM. Scrlmshsr ,,lr,
on Sunday; nine cases.
State VS.. II. V. wDllaD,,.
liquor on Sunday; three case,
State vs.. Claus Heinricb,
liquor on Sunday, three casa.
SEVENTH DAY, FEBRUARY M
State vs.. 4. 7. Dunksls. ~
liquor as druggist and without I
cases.
State VS.. W. D. Barclay, ssui,,
as druggist and without bond, a
State vs.. Ladd 4 Wilson
liquor as druggists without b',
cases.
City Of Wellington vs. JAM
appeal.
EIGHTH DAY, FEBRUARY l,lh
State VS.. No. 900, assault 70 N
State vs.. No. 6S4, grand lar,D,
State VS.. No. e8l, assault to ~
State vs.. No. 7Sl, fOrV,r
degree.
FEBRUARY Dth-sPEcIAL I'M
State vs.. Kruse & Layne, con-
bucket shop.
State vs.. b. G. Ripley, rape.
TIE following persons hsu
bound over to the action Of d,
jury:
Archie Chestnut alias John
forgery second degree. Henry {
al. grand larceny. ThOmA,
assault TO kill. Sam Green, a,
kill. VIM. W. Wykoif, embeu
George Peterson alias Bert N,
and Louis Burtis alias Louis "
grand larceny. David Turner,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Most people can remember the old
trade dollar, which contained more
silver than cur present standard dollar,
and yet 1t was not current at par. The
@B~-s,s1sernsrvrrs1rr,s%rruarr5 a-a
hence it deprecated. Law makes the
STANDARD dollar good, ana not the
amount OF meiRi il contains.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice is hereby given to all cTcdi.s,n., cI.,.,
other persons Interested 10 inc unir
ssrss s 10Th ascsaiea, siII a,,uIn IH % max.
scttlement an snid cstato Rt the leeIsai
term, ispp, OF the probate court o. ti,i VA .
county, Missouri. 10 be begun anu isfrf
the probate court room, IN the city ~. ~ Isscsl'
Ton, Lafayette county. Missouri, on INV
"V"aA' IN feo'uA'S' Iu6IAH 'I1 ". B0rai,
i.ll6t Adminlstrslee-
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

William Mckinley, president Of the
United States, Lord Protector Of Cuba,
Gar Of Porto Rico, Sultan OF the
Hawaiian Islands, King OF the LadrOnes,
and Emperor of the Philippines. How
will this do for starter?
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
You sbould Know

What Hoods sar,aparilla has power I,
do Tor those who have impure and ia
poverished blood. It makes the bloc,
rich and pure, and eures seroiula, sal
rhsum, dyspepsia, eatarrb, rheumatism
nsr'ouiness. II you are troubled will
any ailment caused or promoted b.
Impure blood, take Hoods sarsaparilla a
pnss,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Madame Adelini Paul was married
10 Baron Cederslrom at her home,
"Cralg-y-Nos, South Wales, Wednes.
day. We do not remember the number
this husband will wear.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
FINA1 sRrrl.RMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all credl!os,,y Z
other persons Interested ln the ~. ~
james II. Mallory, deceased, that me W. N
signed administrator Will apply 70 mAnss~,s III
settlement OF said estate, at the t....1.
term, 1899, OF the probate court o. Lans,lI
county. Missouri. TO BE- begun and nelo W
probate court room, In the city OF Lsl4-
on the second Monday In February -, ~,
wALTBR N, BRAIIIs,
i.ll-5t AdmlnlsuiM
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CHAs. W. LOOMS, sec'y.

Odessa Democrat: Cy Thistle had quite
painful accident Saturday. lie and his
brother had q toy cannon, and Saturday
they purchased some powder and were
having lots OF fuu when spark Of fire
fell 10 the sack Of powder which exploded
burning Cy's face badly and nearly put.
ting one Of bis eyes out.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

axe laxative Bromo OUTLINE Tablets j.,
All druggists refund money n II falls TO
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet. li.i2.om
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

We will have to pay the Cuban
soldiers about $4,000, 900 to keeT
them from becoming bandits. ImPeri'
alism comes high, but we must have 1t
Who cares for forty millions?
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

1t is thought that Alger and Eagan
will get the ak. A strong effort will
be- made to get rid of Miles. Why
does the administration despise Miles
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Alger and his "Pillsgers7 could
furnish "embalmed beef, and "beei
with whiskers," but they could moi
make Miles stop bis mouth with it.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Gen. Miles has a couple of cases OF
embalmed beet, which he will open ia
the presence OF The investigating com
mittee. This will settle the committee
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

The "BIg Three combine will slwg,, ,,,.,
the INrHLLIeEEoER, the co'mopo--. !.
MagaElne and the New York I"~
Week World, all one year Tor '% '
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

The poor tin trust, whioh iS so highly
protected" has advanced Its price,
again. Poor thIngI
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

A quartermasler in Porto Rico re-
ceived q lot Of embslmed beef, and
buried IT, He is ready to produce it in
court when necessary.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Dressed beef with "whiskers'' grow
ing all oTer it, is not suitable grub iol
the American soldier.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Missouri is the grandest state in the
union, m spite Of the Kansas City
journal, Higginsvllle Advance and such
sheets.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Mr. Jennings, now in jail at Spring
field for train robbing, declines to b.
called Mr.. William Ryan.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

II "ths foreigner pays The TAI" a.
republicans used to tell US, why not pm
on more tax and pay our debtsi
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

That embalmed beef smelled horribly,
tasted awiully and made everybody
sick who ale 1t.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Persons who lead a lie oil sIpo,al
subject to rheumatism, usunIn
lumbaso, will hnd a valuable t,s.s
Bsllard's Snow Linlmsnt; 1t will
pains and subdue inflammation, Pa
and 30 cents. For sale by Cr.au|
Young. M
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

ats dirty bird that fouls its own
nest, and ioul newspaper that abuses
the state and county in whieA 1t is fed,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Doctors say that many cases Of grip
are contracted by talking into tele'
phones
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

"Imperial Missouri does not believe
m imperialism for anybody else
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Algcr Eagau, llama, Quay, What
a quAFteite.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Thirteenth Serias

The lNTRLLIoKEcER aud any othel
paper or magazine at clubbing rates. II
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
HOMESEEKER'S EXCURSIONS.

January IL, February 7th and Ola,
and March 7th and 2lst. 1899, the Chlca
90 and Alton, Americas most populal
railroad will sell Homeseekers' Excpr
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates I,
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, NortI,
Dakota. Oklahoma, Oregon. South uar.
ollna, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas
Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyom.
ing.
Full particulars can be had by callIno
upon or addressing
IL. @. sTIDHAM.
Ticket Agent, Chicago 4 Alton Rail.
road, HIgginsVille, Mo. jAnli.lOt
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Let US not forge! The necessity for I
whipping post; also a roOk-pile iOl
county prisoners.
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RULE EIGHT.

Any pupil having a contagious OF
infectious disease shall be temporarily
dismissed by the Superintendent.
No child or pupil afflicted with any
contagious or Infectious disease, and
no child or pupil while liable to trans.
NIT any such disease by reason oI
residence In the sane family with any
such afflicted child or pupil or by reason
OF being otherwise exposed to such
disease. shall be permitted to attend the
Public Schools.
The penalties prescribed by section
1894 OF Revised Statutes Of Missouri foI
1883 shall be enforced against all viola.
tions Of said section.
Every teacher In the Public School,
shall be, and Is hereby, required tc
Immediately report to the Superinten.
dent all case1 coming within the pro.
hibitions OF provisions hereof that are
known by or reported to such teacher
No action shall be based upon the
certificate OF any physician recommend.
Ing admission unless the said certificate
expressly certines that the child or pupil
In whose behalf 1t Is given Ia not afflicted
with any contagious or Infectious dis
ease, 10 not 0 resident In any family
with any such afflicted child or pupil,
and Is not liable To transmit any such
disease. BY reason Of being otherwise
exposed thereto.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

N. b. Scott, republican, has been
elected United States senator from
West yifgInis.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Poor Old Advanced,

Higginsville Advance; "When We
look =, Lafayette county, with her rich
soil, her splendid coal mines, her
mAgnihcent orchards, her fns stock
farms. her wonderful recOurces, We
would sxeiAln, grand old Lafsyetlel
But when We look at the county
finances, no money in the treasury,
accounts oSerdnwn, unable to pay
jury and witness fees, we feel like say
saying, poor old LAiayettelr
Wellington Qui vive; Yes, Editor
Kleinschmidt, we have also done little
"looking.r The Lafayette county that
first came before our eyes was the one
Of thirty years ago, when il was under
republican misruls. We then had rich
soil, magnificen, orchards and wonder
ful resources. but coupled with these
We also had taxes as high as the
proposed tower Of Babylon. During
this same republican administration,
two bridges were constructed near our
city, at g cost Of 10000 to the people,
about ss5, 900 Of which went into
somebody's "jesns" for services not
rendered. Our cham Of thoughts then
ran along from the overthrowing Of the
republican party in this county until
the near past. Our last county court
placed graders In all parts Of the county
which will greatly help to make our
roads more fit 10 travel They voted
TO have the court house in Lexington
remodeled and make IL in keeping with
the growth and Advancement Of our
county. They built numerous bridges
throughout the county, one, 9 dne
steel structure, having recently been
completed, over the Little Sni near
this city. And alter making ali these
needed Improvements, and not wishing
to over tax the people, the levy was
made so low as to not furnish revenos
enough 10 pay the expenses of the
county. The rate Of taxation now is
lower than it ever has been in the
histsry of the county. Now, Mr..
Advance, please reflect and we have
no doubts you will join in with US
always in saying, Grand old Lafayette.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
New Rule In the Tuhllc Schools

Wednesday night the school board
met and took action in regard to infec.
tious diseases. The first paragraph
was the old rule No. s. The additional
four paragraphs are new. and were
added to rule 8. As amended. Rule {
Is now as follows:
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Through sleeping car leaves EH
City daily at 1910 a. m. for JackuuII
Florida, over K. Q. F.S. & Mr.
going via Memphis, BlruildI
Atlanta, Macon and Everett.
Through sleeping car leaves st U
daily at 9:l5 p. m. for JacksOndIA
over l.. E. & st. L. R. R. going
Louisville, Chattanooga, ATLANTA
con and Everett.
ALI agents sell through tickets 70
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
No trouble to answer questioa
letters. Write or call on
J. Q. BEAM, Jr., n. W,PA
so Adams ST., Chlai
W. II. TAYLoE, A. G. PA.
Louisville, Kentucky.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
Kidney Troubles.

Hoods Pills are promp. and efficient
easy 70 take, easy 10 operate.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28
uoLLEoTIoSs PoR DgogNRpp

The following amounis Of taIss we're
paid To the county collector for the mopih
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

Total cOllsctOd for December iios.2g os
Subscribe for the Intslligsncsr.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-01-28

openeu 70 I'VE fusiio' Newly Furnish,
New Management.