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The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
WAS he RnrRHT nFRa


On the 10Th Of April. 1876. John
Sherman, in = speech, used the follow.
ing language, which was then applaud
ed BY nine-tenths Of the voters in The
republican party. Mr.. Sherman and
bis party have changed their tune, but
the facts remain true, just the same.
He said:
"To adopt the gold standard alone
and demonetize silver would be to
deprive the poor people Of the world Of
the money which alone measures the
value of their production and their
labor. Gold alone is not suitable for 4
currency, because Il viii not measure
the daily wants Of the great mass Of
mankind. The utter ruin that would
come TO mankind, especially to the
poorer nations, BY the entire demonetl-
zition Of silver cannot be estimated BY
US. Take one-half of the solid money
Of the world out Of existence; take the
sole standard Of more than two-thirds
OF the human race, reduce il to base
metal, and the effect upon the com.
merce Of the world would be incalcu-
liable. It cannot be done; 1t will not
be done. There is no danger Of it.
These two metals, gold and silver,
have travelled side by side from the
of time. The records of
human history do not SO bsCk bs5ond
/. They have varied; sometimes one
and sometimes the other has been
Of superior value, but,they
have gone on; gold the money Of the
rich and silver the money Of the poor;
he one TO measure acquired wealth,
be other to measure the daily neces-
titles Of life. No act Of parliament,
although it may disturb for moment
he relation OF these two metals to each
'ther, nothing but an act Of God can
iestroy the use Of both these metals
Imong the nations of mankind"
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
A. Z. Alexander.


krieor iutellipeucer.
inasmuch as circumstances which I
could not contra prevented my at
tendance at the BF meeting on Tuesday
last, which passed resolutions upon the
life Of A. +. AIexinder. Esq. deceased,
and the expression OF my sentiments in
the assembly of lis brother lawyers,
beg 10 express then now 10 You.
Judge Alexander was my friend
faithful and just 70 me. and l cannot
forego the privilege Of laying tribute
upon his bier. / knew him well for a
third Of century, and have known him
as a rare and gifted man. In his life
time have often thought Of the words
Of Phillips as applied to another--"he
was grand, gloomy and peculiar-a her
NIT wrapped in the solitude Of his own
genius. "
Judge Alexander mixed in . popular
way but little with the world. His
companions were books-he loved to
tread the by-ways of scholars, and
pluck the flowers thai bloom along their
ways. His mind wasa great intellectual
sea that touched eyely shore of human
thought. Perhaps, tiere was no branch
Of knowledge with which he was wholly
unacquainted; but his specialties were
the sciences OF jurisprudence and u.ath-
ematics. His attairments as a lawyer
are known to all, bui it is not 50 gen.
orally known that bis accomplishments
as mathematician were equally as
great. Professor Joseph Ficklin, whom
We all know to have been as proficient
mathematician as lived in his time, told
me, once upon q tine, that MIR. Alex
ander was as good . mathematician as
he knew. He delighted to dwell upon
lines and distances, and make audible
to common ears, as ii were, the music Of
the spheres. In the silent abyss Of his
he conquered worlds that the
great Grecial Of his name never sighed
to Conquer, and upon which he never
gazed exceptin moody selfshness.
But the amenities Of his life were not
merged in TIE greater elements Of bis
nature. He loved young people-par-
ticularly young men who eyinced a
desire to attain a knowledge of the
sciences of which he was the master.
should everyone who has been strength
med by his prcepts but lay one rose at
lis grave, he would be beneath wilder
hess Of flowers, which would be more
than the monument Of
bronze or marbe which may hereafter
mark his resting place.
But he has passed to silence and
dust Somewhere out in the
Ehite hush Of sternity, where This mind
lad often dwslt before, is freed spirit
hat has met and solved the greatest /,
" all mysteries, the problem of death ,
tself. There, like q star impaired ,
within the infinite blue, 1t is to shine {
'orevermore, aud has 1t there Joy un-
IpeakableS AYE, verify, for
Sure. when bis gentle spirit
Fled to realms above the azure dome,
With arms outstretched Gods angels
said
Welcome to heavens Home, sweet
home 7
T. J. DULINo.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04


When the coffin OF Columbus was
opened. siter it arrived IN Spain, 1t was
found that The coffin had been robbed
Of a number Of gold coins and some
other relies which were known 10 l,,,
buried with him, and the question
arises. "Who robbed the cOfinPn why
ask this question when weyler and
BlAnoo both had a chance to do the
workP Either would have robbed II
for gold coin. More than that, the
ies bones 10 the coffin were probably
rot those Of Columbus. An American
collector claims 10 own the bones of
Columbus, which be bought and paid
for, and claims that be can prove the
bones 10 be fenuine, and the only
original bones Of The great dIscoYsrer.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Deafness Cannot be Curps

By local applications ss they cannot reach
the deceased portion Of the ear. There is
oply ens way to cure desiuess, and that is
BY constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infiamed condition Of the
mucous lining Of the Bustschisn tube.
When this tube Is innamed you have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when II is entirely closed. deaiusss is
the result, and uulesa the infiamstion eau
be taken out and this tube restored 10 its
normal condition, hearing will bs 10.
stroyed forever nine cases out Of ten are
caused BY catarrh, which 10 nothing bat
an ipnsmed condition Oi the mueous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness lcaussd dy catarrh)
that cannot be cured BY Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
kEsold By druggists, 70 cents.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The ferry has not made crossing slucs
the freeze up Of last week. bot people are
making the trips on the Ice.
II has been trying TO snow for week.
Yesterday enough snow fell 10 make the
ground white, snd as we 70 to press the
conditions are favorable for mqrs.
The Ladies' Of the Catholic church will
hold "iair" on the evenings Of February
sth, 9th and 10th. Dinner and supper will
be served each day and evening, and pop.
ular contests will bs held each evening.
Meals 2s cents each.
MFs. Geo. H. stisr gave an entertain.
msnt, Monday night, Ia honor Of Miss
Ada Lamborp, who was TO leave the next
day, for Tacoma, Washineton, her future
home. A number Of teachers were invited,
and all pronouncs the entertainment Just
such ss they expected fiom Mrs. stier-.
elegant.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
ORDER OF PUBLICAN
STATE OF MISSOURI, |.
County of LAFAYETTE. I

STATE OF MISSOURI, l.
County of Lafayette 's'
In the Circuit Court. at Lexington, d I
tioD, April Term, ls9l
Tue horrison-Hsntworth Bank, PlalHtf
William II. Kerdoln sr., William y "A
yr., Lula d. Paxton, Kate W. Dayi " /
Allstadt, Edward c. kerdolf, and nrzI
fierpont. and The Mutual Life laia
Company OF New York Defendants
Nov, ct this day, comes the PLAINTIFF
" lb attorney, aud tles is Petun
emdavit, alleging, among other thlun
defendants, Lula b. Paxton. MARY
Edward Q Kerdolff and rattie X. hl1
are non-residents Of the state Of h4i
Whereupon. II 10 ordered by the clefk 4
cation. that said defendants be moths
publioatlon that plaintiff has oOmnma
suit against them aud said other deiu.
IN this court, the object and general Hil1
which 10 10 obtain judgment on an osa1
OF william y. KerdOlh Sr., due plailuf
enforce and foreclose lieu lid Y
plainuh on the life Insurance poliei
life q said William Y Kerdolf 81 is.;5
Inc Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
York, aud for such other relief @ ~
proper In tho premises; and that uaa
said Defendants, Lula D. Parton, W
Allstadt, Edward @. Kerdolff and AtaI
Piefpont, be and appear at this couh
neft term thereof, 10 be begun and ho1l
the court house. in the city Of LeIuga:
SAID county, on the third day OF Apn
and on or before tho third day OF sala WI
the term shall 80 long continue ane
then on or teforo the last day OF saia "
answer or plead 20 tho petition In sae
the same will be taken as o0nfeesa
Judgment will be rendered accordlngg, j
And i 10 further ordered, that O COP, VI
Dc published, according 10 law, 10 lhen1
ION intolliRencer, a newspaper Plonn-
SAID county OF Lafayette, for four
successfully, published at least oncsl,
me last insertion 10 be At least nilen ;
before the first day Of said next APniA'
this court.
A true copy.
II. CAMPBELL, Circuit 90
By PEAHu REEDER. Deputy, . ,,s|
b. N. Wilson. attorney for plaintin VI
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Thirteenth Series.

Notice 10 hereby given that the Lexinr.
ton Bulldog and Loan Association will,
on the morning Of February 18th, 1890,
open subscription for shares In the 18th
series. The hrst payment will bs q 80,
that being the nrst months dues and the
entrance fee. There will not be over 100
shares offered. POr additional ioiOrms.
ton apply to
i-il'bt cHAs. W. LooMIs, sso'y.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
What do the Children prinkY 7

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called GRAIN-oS 1t is de-
licious and nourishins and takes the place Of
coffee. The more Grain-o you give the children
the more health you distribute through their
systems Grain. o is made Of pure grains. and
when properly prepared tastes like the choice
grades Of coffee but costs about v as much.
AL grocers sell IL. isc and 25c.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Oystersf Oysters I

Caught them At lsstl Now is the time
to eat oysters-rlch or poor. Only 200 per
half doreni SOC per dozen, served In any
style. The very best New York Counts,
direct from North River, New York,
cheaper than ever, at d. HARcKKRR's,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICI

Letters Of administration on me S
a, y. Alexander, deceased, were grss ,,ss.l
the undersigned on the 27th day o. ~ n,'
lees. by the probate court Of Lafaye''e"'
Missouri. a.I
All persons having claims agalnstI, @.we sn.se
are required 10 exhibit them for ALVTnfa w
the administrator within one year nsssl WI
GATE OF said letters, or they may De
from any benefit OF such estatei aps.nil
claims be not exhibited within Two IN
.he date OF said letters, they VIII "
This arth day Of January, 1917. ,soga
e-t.st Admlnisu'..
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The laws Of Kansas made the stock
men move their pens over into Missouri.
But this does not check the ardor OF
that windy Wonder. and Kansas is now
trying TO claim large strip of Mis-.
sOuri territory, which would include
the stock pens, and everything else
West Of The bluff.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Gen. Eagan's tears on the witness
stand dad not save him. The courl
martial decided that be should be dis
missed from the service, and would not
recommend executive clcmency. 1t
only took the court forty-hve minutes
TO reach verdict Friends Of Eagan
are making pull for clemeney.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Che Ia a Missnnr1 Girl. Z

sour little girl had q swelling 90 her
neck which was laneed aud then broke
into running sores- We were induced 10
give her Hoods sarsaparilla and after
taking few bottles Of this medicine che
was aound and well. At the present tims
she is the very picture Of health" Mu.
jamie Scott, Asheryllle, Mo.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTI@

Letters OF administration on tho ,sssll s,
William Bellamy. deceased, we're isSgf
iss Ina uhnaerslgned on the asrd Bril- gay N iIhf
county, Missouri. lad 4
All persons having claims agai,n,s ~
estate arc required 10 exhibit them ~ nss Il
anoe 70 tho administrator Wlthll vT M
after the date Of said letters. or ins}s 10
preoluded from any benefit OF W. ~
ana II such claims be not oIninl..,.s,. n
two years from tho date Of said ie'''''
VIII be forever barred.
joBN N. BELlHn
l-2sSt AdmIniirfr'
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Seven new trusts were announced
IN one day last week, says the Post
Dispatch. With competition being
Knocked out in every direction and
high tariff rates maintained, does the
American consumer realize jost where
he is sat" and does the thrown-out
American employe know where be is
TO get a new job?
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Both TogetheTOne YeaTforOn|v$ ! 2I5

@ way you secure your own home paper and an illustrated
al pee that only about fourth Of what some Of be
Illustrated magazines sell for For three years The Cosopoan has
undSPuedy claimed that reached the largest Clientele L
any periodical daily, weekly monthly in the world II was Tbs
Cosmopolitan which sent Julian Hawthorne to India TO LET e world
Know tne real horrors OF famine and plague Il was The Cosmopo
wcn eStapShed at its own cost great Free Correspondenre
TVeS Wncn now has over 10000 students on It's rolls II as
me Cosmopolitan which offered prize of 5000 for the hest borss
and prizes for best plans for public baths and hest
% s VI sewer and pipe systems for cities was The Cosopoan
SC. e presidents Of great schools and universities seriouSv
ussg lhe defects OF existing educational systems II The
worlds civilization - ' 'N III auVAN'NS inc
WE nave also succeeded in arranging for two additional o
'O1suon WIN TINS journal and The COSMOPOLITAN ''
L. e pdchS on your booktabe hebest of the
h ~ eUooh WIN your home paper probably the most r,s
TS TS ~ nouSnon-ior every household in factS tbs n
M p bs " accounts The only thorough system of Self
@ m & the ELLIS 1t not only comnIets ;.
d ~ % In ~ nay put up in box 70 sales book cab booL
hi 'a statements, bank book bills payabe and Ei EIla
enecSS remting book and every coneevsbIs @ s le-
Sus and carrying on the business Of he f, az ppse @ ior
m mIuseoy I o the store More people fail IN business ne
Farmers an s accounts straight than from any other ,ss
ona men anu Gac husbands and wives students and ro9ss
acconnt y9g p ana o rich and poor all need some
home study. '" hS Is easily acquired through
firm, ,hs Cheapest price at which this is sold at r.t, h .
tho,nS S q M unpaid but The Cosmopolitan has nrcs:.G express
win th; " m 50 that It may offer them II taten ~ many
w WIS paper ana lhe Cosmopolitan ~ !" eohecuon
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

d. judge &C.. John a. Rich .,,s' u"tIs
elect. win convene HI, s ctlala
in this city. February an 'es
jury win be in session ,Sss.AI Ss;
ssIi Third DAY, rrnaraspT An ny !,
State vs.. John Luksnnln,
State vs.. Joseph Mo,s' ~
on Sunday. sAq
State vs.. d. II. Brock -.
disturbing meeting. '''
State vs.. VIM. llersm,D
feiture Of bond. asI
FOURTH DAY, FEBRu,,
State vs.. Chas. Hart S. ss,,,
meat; two cases. '''''s
state vs.. Thomas IIaru., :.
degree. mud
state vs.. wm. Atkins, s.,,,,
| FIFTH DAY, FEBRUARY Iss
state vs.. John Keith, sellI". w.
minors on Sunday; four ca,..
State VS.. H. V. Williams.
drst degree.
! SIXTH DAY, FEBRUARY INA Il
/, state vs.. VIM. scrimshsr, ,sII,'
on Sunday; nine cases.
State vs.. H. V. Williams. /
liquor on Sunday; three case, i
State VS.. Claus Heinrich, i
liquor on Sunday, three ca,s. \
SEVENTH DAY, FEBRUARY M
State vs.. E. T. Dunksl.m l
liquor as druggist and witbou, I
cases.
State VS.. W. D. Barclay, ssUIs
as druggist and without bond; M
state vs.. Ladd Il wil,. \
liquor asdrugg,sts without baa.]
cases. WY
City Of Wellington VS.. jana \
appeal.
EIeHrH DAY, FEBRUARY In /.
State vs.. No. 800, assault % II
State VS.. No. es4, grand lsrc.m
State vs.. No. e8l, assault to \.
State VS.. No. 7Sl, fOrr.r \
degree.
FEBRUARY Dth-sPEcIAL I'M
State vs.. kruse u Layne, COul,|
bucket shop.
State VS.. b. G. Ripley, rape.
TIE following persons h,u
bound over to the action Of d. !
jury:
Archie Chestnut alias John |,
forgery second degree. Henry q
al, grand larceny. Thomas n
assault to kill. Sam Green, as.'|
kill. Wm. W. wykoI, euben.,
George Peterson alias Bert M,
and Louis Burtis alias Louis M,
grand larceny. David Turuer. n,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The IsTELIGEScER Is snxiously
Awaiting to see Whist will happen whet
the Hamilton News-Graphic publishes
the names of its subscribers who are
10 arrears We sent a few old bills to
collection agency, aud our subscriber,
are making a vigorous kick against
that gentle bint.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Kansas City police are again ''pull-
ing" gamblers. II the police and the
Judiciary work together, they can
break up the larger gambling dens.
And 1t ought to be done. The gam
blers generally have clnch on some
body, and get off easily.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Carl n. Brosius, the Publisher, offers
the Hamilton (MO) News-Graphic for
sale at . bargain to the right party.
The News-Grai hic plant is one Of the
best in the state. The equipment is
new and up-to-date. Good reason for
desiring To cell. Write 70 MIR. Brosius,
:; Hamilton, enclosing stamp for reply.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Gen. Gomez Is modest. He asks the
United States to give him sixty million
dollars with which to pay his troops
for fighting for their own liberty.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the estaie, t, y Y 4
Daehler, Br /, deceased. were gran1e ~
undersigned on the 9TH day Of ~
iSeg BY the Probate Court OF Lafays""
~, Missouri. -
All persons having claims agalnsit, sass y
are required 10 exhibit them for hlorse W., 3
the executor within one year nS 49,
cate OF said letters or they may DO R'HNa q
from any benefit OF such estate; anu NJ
claims bo not exhibited within two sA,i IN
the date Of said letters they VIII " ~
barred.
This 7th day Of January, 1899 vutft
RUSSELL DAShsSssIt ASSaa.sIt
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

State Senator Nandlyer has intro
y bill TO license real estate
uu.il acters, and requiring them to give
bond for correct abstracts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
FINAI, SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all credlie;al Y
other persons interested In the estate = v "
Milan. deceased, that the undersignea -
i,trator will apply to make a final ssu Y
of said estate, at the February tern,
the probate court OF Lafayette counH.
souri, TO be begun and held at the F,s
court room, In the city OF Lexington
JAMES milan
l.l45t Admnlsiisn
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Sedalih Democrat: Talk aboct curl.
osites, but here is one that beats the
record. While Mrs. John Bowman, OF
9Ga North Engineer street, was break
Ing a solid chunk of Lexington coal,
yesterday afternoon. she discovered
teaspoon IN the center Of the coal. The
spoon was taken out, frightened, and
showed The number 81 on the handle.
Mrs. Bowman says the spoon IS made
Of Mexican silver.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Secretary Of State Lesueur has re-
ported total of Sli, ,s0L75 paid into
the state treasury in taxes and fees for
be month OF January.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Representative Chnsly's bill relating
to banking has been ordered engrosssd
BY the house,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

President Mckinley has sent peace
overture TO General Conner, in Cuba,
to try to buy him off by offering 500
10 each Of his soldiers.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Resolved, Thst the pen is mlahtier
tbsn the sword" was discussed BY the
RIGh School Literary society yesterday.
Mr.. Horace Bolton, while skating, Wed.
nssday, on the river, fell and was severely
hurt, cutting an ugly gash In bis temple.
Old "Uncls" Wash. an aged negro man,
who has been supported BY charity for
ysaFs, was found dsad In bis shanty
Thursday morning, BY some colored
who went 10 carry him some
food. The old man had besn feeble for
several years,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The way to get rid of lobbyists IS 10
slect honest men TO office. The lobby
ISIS at Jefferson City are welcome to
ali they can get from the senator or
representative FROM Lafayette county.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Lexington must have bridge, and
We must baye the channel Of the riyei
coufined TO certain well defined limits.
We cannot afford to build bridge and
have the river cut a channel somewhere
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

AXE Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets.
All druggists refund money II IL falls 10
cure. 90. The genuine has L. B. q. on
each tablst. 1i.ia-Bm
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Mr.. States bill TO compel holders of
notes aud mortgages to list them for
taxation will be recommehded for
passage.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Children who are troubled wild n
arc pale In the face, iretiul ), p
restless 10 sleep. have blue rIuur|
their eyes. bad dreams, vAriaol. III
and pick the noae. Whites Cream n
fuge will kill and expell the. AZ
Price rs couts. Sold BY Cr,e.,|
Young. ,,1
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given TO all creditors and
other persons interested IN tho estate y.
James Mallory, deceased, that the nndsr W
signed administrator will apply 70 make a a ~
se0lenent s @ of said estate, at the FebruarS
Term, lSgs. OF the probate court Of Lnfavet,s
county, Missouri, 10 be begun and heM Al nv
probate court room, In the city Of Lex,no,n,'e
on the second Monday IN February. iSlo
80, WALTER N. BkATTiE.
ift-ot Administrator.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

At first 1t was denied that Alger had
made any mistakes. A great effort is
now being made to explain the mis-
takes.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The IEIELLIGEEoER will send you any
paper or magazine 10 the Unlted States.
We guarantee the regular delivery Of all
papers and magszines. We do all the
writing aud save you money and trouble.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
BEST LINE To-
FLORIDA, CCBl|
-. AND ALL .,
SOUTHERN REv|lI
lis VIA
SOUTHERN RAILwAY

Through sleeping car leaves ID
City daily at 1910 a. m. for Jackxs|
Florida, over X. c. F.S. d MR1
going via Memphis, Birmha|
Atlanta, Macon and Everett.
Through sleeping car leaves u 4
daily at 9:l5 p. N. for JacksOnvlkI
over L. E. & st, L. R. r. guls|
Louisville, Chattanooga, Atlanh
con and Everett.
All agents sell through tickets II
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
No trouble to answer qusstka|
letters. Write or call on
]. q. BEAM, Jr., N. W.PI|
80 Adams St., Chiu|
W. H. TAYLoE, A. G. PA.
Louisville, KentuekI
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The Lexow committee is stirring up
a smell 10 81. Louis.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
non PRESIDENT IN 100

Railroads in the uorIhwes, are badly
snow bound.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Gen. Mile, has DO, resigned nor has
he been fred.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

Higbwsymen are holding carnival
at Kansas Cry.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

There was a murder ia sedslia las,
"Wednesday night.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The potato growers OF Kansas are
trying to organize combine,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04

The editors of Missouri have suo-
ceeded in having a Historical Society
established, and now the society need,
few dollars to properly take care OF
the material that is being collected.
We hope the legislature will make an
appra S,sssiaaLiiip1 for Us plInoss-
During The political campaign re.
Gently closed, we heard several rePub-
lican orators ask "Where are all th,
traml So" 1t seems that great many
Of them are in Kansas City, as all The
free lodging houses and all-nignl
saloons have been oyerrun every nigh
lately.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
CLUBBING RATES.

Hoods Pills cure all liver Ills. Mailed
for &c BY c. I. Hood a Co., Lowell, Mass.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-02-04
Give Us a Trial.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL oETTLEMENT.
Notice IL hereby given To all creditor. sr,
ootner persons interested in the estate ~
Mary v, Roth. deceased, that the under
signed administrator will apply 10 make a ana
settlement OF said estate at the Februsrx
e, sesna, ioss; Of the probate court Of Lafay ste
NE probate court room, in the city OF LexipS'
Ton, Lafayette county, Missouri, on the second
Monday in February, 1889 ~ ' '0O'n'
,I.. LuCIAN W. ROTH,
iitot AdmInistrator