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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
8crmilhte telearapbijtc 9epelhen.

- Sn 8anbulia, Sas., 1T Der 19
Sabre alte 4rtbur prpor pegen Grz
morDuns Iefnss 8atsrs am Is. DE-
5embsr ~psrhaftet porosn. 5rau Prpor
lit ebsnfaas in 9nft.
- Sn Columbus, g., ma4te 5rant
anorr einsu bsiperatsn 9eriu9, 9rn.
Otto 9fie. ben Sefrstdr Der rGolumz
bus 8at9NGa.," um $4,000 gu bsrauz
ben. Gr I6oB alis uno beiien gruz
Der g6arles. 8eiDe lino lebensgsTdbrz
lih psrpmpet. Snorr, Elm Frii9srsr
4ngeitsItsr, puroe %perhdftet.
81. %. Petsrl len. Der ff6tieeadIz
Iirer BON YauftoHzGountp SO,
purpa bel Ct. Gouis, no.. tobt aus
osm WaKer ge5ogen. gr' bate lia
acknowledgement gu S4ulosn toni
men lafan~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
General Nenon,a tnbt.

Garacas, %. 0s5ember. - Gs
miro mitget6eilt, DaB Gensral 2ucianp
Msnbo3a, Der Sbsrzgommanoeur Der
bic ssgsn ben
Rspolutiondr 5ermanoe5 tdmpfsn, in
sinem periOnli6en Streits nit gele=
it;np pirasa astOotst porben lit.
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Pas 2ln9fii& 5u Amaff.
Ser Scbensperlmft iueniacr arpR,
ais b~efiirdbtet.

Sur aebn Psrionsn perunsliidt.-Oer
tobte !6sr5og bon Dsitminiter. -
Sin 8omben> Mttentat in paris. -
5iinfasbn Sirtsn Inn &fe NIT
Irmeniern get6otet.
Hom, %. Oss. - 8s es isbt erz
F6eint, iinb Bel benz unglide gu Inpdlz
ii, am 9olf bon Salerno, no Der 5sl>
len, duf peldsm bus &apu5lnerzSlo@
tier itano, in pas Meer binubslitt, nur
sebn perfpnsn umgetommen.
6er3og bpn % # m II ter
tDDt.
opmbon, %. Os5. - Der 9er5os
bon @sfmin(isr lit, ME i9on tur5
aemelpet, tpbt. Gr mar Dor elmer Wo7
die e~rtranst, als er ben Carl Of Sbdfz
tegburp inn 81. 9iles' 9Ouie, Gran
borne, DorTet|birs, bsIu9Is. @r farb
UNI 10 ubr bute Ibeno an Der Gum
eensntaiinoung. Sene 5umilie mar
bsute Moresn an bas Sterbebsit gez
rufsn poroen. Den 9er5oe i6erls5sn
feline 5tpeits 5rau uno 5ebn ainosr;
Der Glpalte Sobn mar i'm Sabre 1884
gs5tprban. Der 8~ertorbens mar i'm
Sabre 1925 geborsn uno elmer Der
rs;9Tien pesrs G%nslanD's. Der 5ttel
zines 9sr3ogs mar inn i'm Sabrs1874
perlie6en pprosn. grbe Des 5itels 1T
Der i'm Sabre 1879 seborene Carl Of
9rpspenor, Der Sobn oes Der Itorbensn
dltsItsn Sobnes oes 5er5oss.
9omben Ittentdt.
paris, %. Oss. - 2ebte Na4t
tpurbe cine Bonnie in ben Palait beg
9iIfpFs BON Mpulins getporf fen. Die
Grplo5ipn berIelben ri6bets groBen@Tz
senlbumsi9uosn an, persBte aberJlIsz
marOen.
Mon slaubt, oab Mnar9itsn bas
Ibbeniat periibt baben uno DaB lie oaz
mil cine neue Shredens Iera inauz
eurirt 6aben. Die Poli5ei unterludt
bas MItenbat.
Ma6umeb paTHa, Der tir5li9 aus
gcnHantnppel psri4tpunosne S6tpaz
oer oes Suiians, lit BON Marieille
na9 2pnoon sersiIt. Gr min cine
OsnfI9rift ubsr bic 3Irtei uno i6re
3ufunft publiairen uno fir gsfreiurg
{eines 8atsrlanbe5 BON Der SDrannsnz
pirt9Tfuft, bic es r~uintre, a9Itsren.
@sesn Die RsgRrung oes Sulluns ipa
feline prnpasanoa Ii4 dbsr rtdt rid
Ten.
&f 3ptf6en 5urten
unb Nrmeniern.
Com }tantinopel, %. Dig
3rti9sn 5iirfen uno armeniern 1T IS
in Ssnfidre gu einsm biutigen Con-
flift esfommsn. 5iinF5ebn SIrfen
1oGen estdotet uno finf {4per psrz
tpunbst fem.
s ineng1i{ DIES Irmsecorps
in Der Oelaepa>8ai
3pnbon, "a. Deg, 4.45 Morz
gems. - Mubsr, Der 5elipgrapben4gotz
i6aft bon 2aoMmitb: plies pobl, bis
5reitag Ra4mittag obne admpfs,
ausgsnommsn gorpoitsn : @efehts,"
lit pG6reno Der Nudt nidt cine ein5ige
Nadriht bonn &riegsi6auplabs singsz
trotfen.
9as ariessbIreau iagt, IS babe
feline 9eps den erbalten.
Wus boqGnoTfsr Nue(le bonn 5eTtz
lanos fommt Das unglaubpiirpige Sc
rii6t, baB Elm britii6es Nrmeecorp5 in
2oren5u MurquetteS 9elanbet fei uno
naf Der Sranspaal48ren3e marT6irs.
Cincinnati, %. DECEMBER. -
Ser purDen 35 Hetruten fir bic 8pez
renz4rmee unterfutt. 0ieielben ssben
BON NetpzYort mad Qatperpen. Wlan
olaubt, d. 2eDDs, Der europGii6e He=
prGisntant 3ransoaal's, liefsrt bas
6elN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
Der Sonmtags-Gorre(pomoen

fam ieoer anoersn 3titune tpiir=
big CUR Ssite 9sIteli tpsrosn.
Man nebme anbere beuiI1e
Spnnta9s : 8ldtter CUR !9anb
unD psr9ieids DieIelben nit Dem
Sn9al!e bes ySonn!ags : Gorre7.
fppnbmten," UNI gu lsbsn, oab
oieIe 8ebduptung auf 5batIa4en
baIirt lit. Sober rsbtli4 oenfsns
'bs @slhaftsmann tommt gu ber
uebsr5euauna, 6aB er i'm u0sutz
I9sn GorreIponoentsn" cine Su=
nrldfise 3eituna Dor fI4 bat.
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sdwadf, neru0if Yrrionfr,

ssplastpOn 5oHnunssIoFsteit unb idIedten srdus
men. srid6pfsnbsn Nusflien, Bruii., Hiiden. uno
uuo @tihts. &atarrb. ausi6laQ, errothsn, 3tts
tern, berjtIOpfen. 4su9NIi&tett, SriibIinn. u: I. 10,
srfabren aus benz rWenid)enfrtune". 5uoerlalf8tr
Grjtlihsr 3tatb9eber fhr Sung uno ult. Die einta9
unb biui9 Observation-Disclosures uno Wplsen Der
Susencfuneen eriiuoIiG sebetlt uno pous 9e'unos
beif uuo Grobhnn Disoersrlanst lusrosn fonnen.
= GAM neuts 6eiloerfabrtn. Sober tein e'9sner
Gr.t. EieieB auSerorbtntlib interefaute uno lebrs
reide Bud piro ne6 Gmpfans BON Is Gents
8riefmarteu ~rerIieseIt oerianbt BON Der
PplvAr KlIMlK. 1871 9Th Ave. New York, NY.
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Gdmbfe nit ben Yaqui=S nbianerr.

uiti n, Ser, %. Os5. Die
merifaniihen Sruppen in ibren Sam
pfen nit ben frsibeiislRhnoen Yaqui@
Snoianern BADEN li9 trob Der oielen
SRgesme(ounsen rIdIDdrt5 con3entriz
rem mii1en. Ss 4btbeiiung unter Sc
neral Sores lit mad Potam auriidgez
pifen, UNI bort bic Nntunft BON Ser
1tdrfungsn ab5unartsn. Die gdquiz
sSnoianer perfplgRn bic meritaniI4en
Sruppen unD t0Dteten cine Qn3a6l.
Damn 5ng fire 9auptma9t nisosr in
bic 9srge, tpdbreno flsiners 4bteilunz
gen auf oergDaat blisben, UNI gelegentz
li9 m~rifanif6s 8orpoiten gu iibsrfalz
len. @on Dem 20. SnfaHtsrie aagiz
ment. bas benz General Sprres 3u
9iisfe gei4idt tpuroe, bat man isit benz
Ginmari9 in bas Yaquiz9ebist Ni6ts
peiter gsb0rt. 8efur9lungen tperoen
laut, baB bus ean5e Ass;ment bon ben
tapfsren Snoiunern, bic fir oos 2anb
ibrsr Batter uno fir ibre 5reibsit tdmz
pfen, pernihtet Durbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
TYPEWRITER.

elia.usosrfer Rr. ) s35; Tr. z $50. uHise
neuctts Wuptu, br belt, ie gtbauts Sppsmrittr.
.sp,r bite e~6r,ibmaitint ftnnt, 5~tpprIuQt bits
i,lb,.. gtbrau6t. Waidin,n artr Gubriidtt.
Moor. gros., Gsntr0ls@ssni.n, Hr. IA.
Gnuifahlt: Stbdubt. lSlNJon-l
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3u b%ermietben.

Sci ncr Sasen unb Shreaur su psrmietbsn:
,ym WainesGebGuoe, Saltimprs=StraBe uno ps"s
Cifics- apeRut. Sopp,l 8 SurtGu an 9pt=StiiYs
Gu.nue; !u ebtnu GrOt. SampibsiIune, Waiti
TIDE, WatersGlsists ETC. Td63uirasen BEL 6 Do
mar h n a & on Srt rup Et,ue. Qq9@
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&of uno Sosis.

8eiu6t:
Gin anfdnNigr iunQer Ntdun iubt Gin cirJcq
mes 3immcr in SuO=9dltimore. Edn uoreifrd
rs. H. GrpeDition pieies 9llttes. 35S-9
& oitunp 2peis.
Tr. 5, Noro : Carer : StraSt; ipitri6enstptrtbt
Simmer. moblirs urO ~unmObljrt, nit SOft nno Cos
oiS. (356-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
Observation-Disclosures.

an Garf=@iobts=Tpe. nab, 9itespin,, mittelf S.s
rGonfolibirten1 uno n9oltimorer n0rpli1tn tlets
trti6en 9abn" ju trrti9cn. Inter pausrnDsr giItVt
ftebenoc georGbnibpIdBt Su mGsioen Yrslien uuH
amer p~ahsnotu Seoingunsen iu ~osrfaufeu. Sua
rear Tr. go, Rorb=Gbutlts=St STRIDE. 3eItpbon Isl
IU ANN so 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

Gins pra6toOas SarnI; ieiHes 2anp; RaniioH,
9aus unD dua em.int 6arm=0ebduIIbt.iten. Gint
quite S.Its ,nbsIt tur antn iuustu Wann nit etpas
Rapital. Na3iuiragtn bel 0m. .. y bltn, Rr. %
Cf=StIlngtonES trabe. (96-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
500 SUB nnter Der Grne.

tpTleluEl uutii|5lul I'bupV' W. SH'3
burg. - so ao6lengrGber umgez
fcmmsn. - Gin5slnbeiten fsblen
nod.
8ropnsptlfe 3d., %. 9e3.-
Sn Der 8u5nsa4R ohlengrube, pierMei>
len bon bier, ereignete li9 9eute fritz
cine grptoIion, unO 90 aoblsngrdber
bsfanDen Iih in Der @rube, bic nur il
nsn 3ugans bat. Die aoblensrubs gez
bort Der rHodoale 8pbten@Go." unp 1T
nidt i'm SruIt. 9e9sn Mittag tbeilten
9eamte Der gompagnie in pittsburg
nit, baB ieds 2eidJen 6erausgobDlt
ieien uno nod 40 Manner ii9 in Der
9rube bsfdnoen. Die @rube 1T srIt
Dor SabrssfriIt esOffnet toorosn. Die
reguldre Munni9uft lit $50 Munn
fart. Die @rploiion bate eine iolde
@stralt, buB Der 5dbrtubl uno bic
Mai6inerR in benz 500 SUB tiefen
S9a6ts in Stiids flogsn. Die Rsgion,
in tpelher bic 9rube angslegt lit, par
i9on iett Sabren tpegen Der f6neaen
Wnfdmmfund bpn @d1en asfiir6tet.
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Mn;eisen. -3n uertaaisn.
Su perfaufen peer ,u permietttn:

Sus orsifSdigs 3isgslitein,rne Wobnbaus NIT 8
stubsn, 9orlorsSten, sOmmersai6e, 3 Stdlsn,
9 trodensn 2sqsrn; aaes in gutter Sronuug; Tr.
1898, WcGloerrps Strabc. Sas lfit0dige @tbGuoc,
paNeno fir irocnO Elm @ci3dit, nit Grobem &oi;
$1.5O pro SUB @runoiing. Ha6sutragen in Rrs
i'll, RorozG pliuatpu=gpeuue 2jI-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

WetteroWsi6te - Sir
Marplano unD ban Drift Columbia
Gsgen unb Oitgade Wrnbs; i6onesWetz
ter am Wacntua,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
3u prrfaufeu:

3u siuem Cpisrprsiis Elm prd6tigss uufre6tlt,a
beuDes Yidne nit ben neuetten gerbtneruHQens
Z li3 Odapen. eiutanne b mbare S1.
Ier1e dqeiuit @r. 81, Sois
iins=, nabe i5remont=S trabe. Crows, lSI
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9u perfduffn.
2u %perfdufen:

II - 81 uuD 10 adsr, btuig; Gin H,lts 1aus
auj eiusm; biQig. penn oisis BOGe mob p%srtauit-
"a trtraetR bel Q cannon, &r. 10, 81. Yauls
etraBt, Baltimore. (Sft20 lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

3psi Sduier an Der LpIeue Der 2afttsooD=Gpsnues
5ipii btu Der 6apsttssS STRAP. unD 6airm9untsAp.nus,
uupertauit s~ebli'sen; ~oitielb,n fna nit allen nsOera
men BtsbthcruHgtn %Derisben, SrunoliRs $40 pra
Jrontiub; Yreis $3.50.
5sgner Orti Qduitr an Der 5ap.ttts StraB., uabt
9afaUooOsaueuue. Sisis Sduier babtn Wlurmors
Ysrjitrung un0 slrtpptn unO fno t9ontr ltda
;3immsr tntbaittuot 4dultr; 9rti5 $3.50.
ltan ntbme bic otli6sn 6airmounT=aptnutsaats
aa~,GirpQtn bti'u NJ 8aumeifer an Srt uuo SteRet
IOn 4 aIluob,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
Trans Shmitt.

Gs forb am g. December 1899, 4 llbr Tabmit,
taos, Irons S6mitt I'M y. Stbensiabre, ~Qsliebtei
@attt pon 9ouiia S6mitt. Sic 3eit Der @tsrnti
Qunu ipiro ipGter %dnatieiQt. C}is)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
Gutidhcn III %pcrmiethcn.

Rntihcn fir Sp6ieitcn. SeerdbnjFt; Suumia
R6oer, clcftrii6t Sibter, Earbon=Ntiicr.
$500. Sruts4rcis 800
Baltimore Spmpc=S pmpagnic,
(Tes2i,1Dft) Robert Simmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

Muf sb,d,laa,abluns an perfaufen FUR S..d

Gin @~robi6mteo= uuo @ae.nbauersSrf nit
0orratb rno 9anpperfs 5tuo; Elm gutter 4lob thu
ben rs6ten Iaun. Na65uirugeR III Hr. 7f3. 8.a
QrattsStrabs. 355-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

Muf NbfdIasjabluns 3u nerfduten 1ur S--I
Gin beinabe nsuts @aus nit pier 3immtru una
9uoeJinmsr; beibts uRp tuItts SBafr; @ruI5lIns
So pro SUB. SOfort beipObnbar. gr. 1901, Stra
uurbsApeuue. 9m61uirogm III Rr. 8, Yoltottlts,
Nptuue. (353-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

SteIleQeiu6:
Gin belitider SamilienUutcr, Der F6 ocrqeblid
nm grbeit bemiibte, Inn fb uno feline 6umili, trs
ndbren gu tpnntn, bittst coeloentsuoe Weuibtu,
ibm 9cibGftiGunG iu peri6uiicn, oamit e bic
Roth isiucr 6amilis nod Dor g8sibnu6teu linDtrn
fam. Sfferten iperoen in Der Expedition Oitiel
glottes inter Der @orcfs IS. g." erbsten. (355-l-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

SILL meter. ~'e tisteit Spin sbn gBett.
500 30. 1922 33 so 9.sS. 4 aIar.
500 u. 1888 81 PA G.sS.l Z Grub.
UlittI. garom.terft. so % 3Ohf. rhermometerii. "A
Wiittl. 4 herulumeern. J.. 81 9iieoriqfer 80
Die bohfte StHe1ia,e,t os Binoes in timer Stunoe
beIruo s YieIlen con Often.
1aS seffrIse Stuer-0ie hohfte 3emperatur oes
eetri sen &aJes GuI H0dbeHannIea St0uoRrn mar,
nie loIa.:
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fredericksburg.
g tetleqtut :


Gin fltiBioer iunpsr Seutiber iudt irQeno irclht
9ei6GftiQung. Nu6 bat CT 2uit, Die @Gdtrei III
crlernen. o. @piB, 9aitor, Nr. 1905, @uuberta
Strabc, 2Oeuit=pOint. 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24
Seine Serren. mno Samcn, 1tbrcn

OStuN spS&SS" ~ $uutSh AbpASu
biaig, in Nr. 407, or galiimorsf r.
9olbens, eoloplattirts, Iitberne, Sit
perins" uno fran5DIii4e smaillirts Sd
I9snubren. Sur 8aarsn er teralaHe
BON ben srDBten uno beIien u9renzSaz
britanien in Imerifa bsrgeIisGt, psrz
ben psrtauft. Dir limb 6ier, um gu
bleiben, unD garanttren fir bic Woaz
rem lopobl psri0nli4, pie iepe ubr
brett bon benz 5abrifanisn nit elmer
@arantie periebsn lit. Wa4sn Sic
uns einen8eTu9; mir tOnnen uno tper=
ben sic oaoun iiberseugsn, oub mir
oas srDBt. Eager in Der Stabt CUR
Iustpabl offeriren uno Sbnen 9sto
erIparsn tDnnen. 8sadtst Den Ytab:
% +. 407, Or 9altimpret r.
s. 9ootsr. giaentbumer. (351O
Sn Bolton purbs Gilbert BON
8aasnen, Setter Der r9ooopear Ga
{fino MaGline Gomponp", in einem
glspator bss 2uolon : 9sbdubes berz
ari aerqustfdt, haB er balo nod Ieiz
uer aufnabms ing 5oIpital tarh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24

-Sn Sinolap. g., 1T cine 5amil;e
pur6 ben @snuB bon 8eibnadtsz
l.3udsrpaarsn psrsiftet iporben-
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s9etterberid1t.
Ser. gtaafen IS etter'Snren,k
S~oIttm ore, Den %. Seaember 1899.
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Saltimpr,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-24


beiIen uber Der Sanitdts5Gommindr
Or. 6. s.. Sones. Dix inn untergebsz
men 8eamtsn beg Sanitdts : Oepartez
msnts iiberrei6ten INN nGmli6 cine
8Drie init $500 in Sob. Die ueberz
rsi6une fonb am 5reitag Nbeno an.
iSBlid zines 8anfetts Der Qn9s'teatsn
bss 9spartsmen:a in Waaner's u8rsen
Souie" OH Der pratt<StraBe itatt.
Gin Weibna6 tspun Of ab=
gei6la9en.
Die Supsrintenosnten oes StraBenz
3einisungs 9epurtsmsnts frugsn ssz
itern bei'm StabtJGontroleur Sunss
8. Smitb an, ob cine Rednung Der
Gupsrintencsntsn fir auf Den Straa
Benba6nsn pGbrenb oiefss Sabrss BON
ibnen a~useessbene 5abrselosr einltis
aufsenommen tperoen piros. 9r.
Smitb antportsts nit einsm bsItimmz
ten vNsin."
Gin Tepz 80 rfer BE t.
= Del Isssr George Sobuion. psiz
der, pie esitern bsridtst, am 5reitds
Mbeno Tsinsu 3aHensenofen @rfibalD
8aibineton nit sinsm aaiirmshsr
libel 5uridtsts, puroe ssitern bonn 90
liaeiri9tsr &oberts amf Elm Sabr mad
Dem @sfdngnib ssfanbt unb auBerOsm
INN SIS unb Soften bsItraft. Sobrion
tam porseitern BON NepzDort nad'
Baltimore, UNI bofslbIt feline dlte Ssz
lisbse. pslhe pdbrsnb feinsr 4btpsfsn=
teit Wa1bineton sebsiratbst bate, gu
teIutsn. Das WisDerfebsn mar IN
be1,n fein frDblidss; Denn Sobnion
uno Trau Waibinston serisibsn ba!o
in S.rsit. unb als 8a6riel BoIbln9z
ton ii9 einmifdsn pollte. bra4te inn
SObnion nit e:nem Rd'Iirmsf1 Ter m.bz
rsre ssfGbrlifk S4nittpunosn BEL.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-08
THE HITOHINa RACK.

Editor Intelhgencer.
| see an effort is being made to do away
with the hitching racks on the south and
west side of the court house square. |
think the business men Of Lexington had
better take a second thought over this
matter before 1t is accomplished.
The signs in many conspicuous places
over the city, don't hitch here" is met
by farmers eyes as they are hunting a
place to secure their teams while they
transact their business. Now II the racks
are gone and they are forbidden to hitch
in SO many places, what are farmers to
do? Must they 60 to the livery stables
and pay a bill? pll tell you what they
will do; they will 60 otherwheres to de
their trading.
Lexington is already complaining tina
trade is going to other towns, and thinl
she had better hold out inducements 10
customers to come TO the city to max
their purchases, rather than to driv
otherwheres. FARMER.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-08

Rev. Richard Ellerby, who has been
rector of the Episcopal church, In this
city, for the past six years, has rendered
his resignation to the vestry, and 1t has
been regretiully accepted. At the regular
meeting OF the vestry the resignation was
read, and the following resolutions were
adopted:
that we accept his resignation. Mr.,
Ellerby has been a faithful pastor, q
warm and sympathizing friend, an able
and conscientious preacher. He and his
family have greatly eudeared themselves
to this people and we trust thai success
and prosperity may attend their labors 10
their new field.
Resolved, That these resolutions bt
spread upon the minutes, and that a copy
OF them be sent to the family.
q. X. SMITH, Secretary.
Mr.. Ellerby has accepted q call from
church near Keokuk, Iowa, and tomorrow
will preach his farewell sermon TO tn
congregation here.
The family, in the six short years whicl
they have resided In our midst, hav
made friends OF all with whom the.
have come in contact. We but voice tn
sentiment OF our whole community wheI
we wish them success, happiness an
prosperity in their new home.
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THE D. 0. 0. WILL GIVE AN ENTER
TAJNMENT,

The Daughters Of the Confederacy, OF
HiRginsyille, under the auspices OF the
John N. Edwards camp OF that city, will
present a program at the opera house on
the evening OF July IS, for the benefit OF
the Springfield monument. Each num-
Der has been carefully selected with the
view to entertain or amuse. The music
is not classical, except as 1t bears the seal
OF age and popular favor.
The cause is worthy, admittance small,
and the ladies ask that all Interested 10
this work complement their effort by
attending. There Is no extra charge fol
reserved seats, and those procuring theil
tickets early will have the best selection
Admission % cents,
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DR.. PAUL JONES DROWNED.


DR.. Paul Jones, OF Vanderbilt univer-
slty, Nashville, Tennessee, a brother OF
President A. A. Jones, Of the Asheville,
College for Young Women, and recently
president OF Central Female College, Of
this city, was drowned at Woods Holl,
Mass, last Saturday while bathing in the
sea. The remains were shipped from
that point Sunday afternoon to Asheville.
DIR. Jones was was 81 years of age, and
for several years had been in charge OF
the department OF biology at Vanderbilt
university. He vas visiting Woods Holl
for the purpose Of doing some special
work In biology In the fine laboratory
there.
He was the son of Mrs. Mary V. Jones,
of Asheville, and a brother OF President
A. A. Jones OF the Asheville college, Il. s.
and H.. v. Jones, students in Vanderbilt
university; Il. IL. Jones, who is an
attorney in Kansas City, Mo, aud Miss
Bessie Jones, OF AshevIlle.
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Give the Children u Drink

called Grain-O. 1t Is a delicious, appcti2ing,
nourlshlng food drink to take the place OF
coffee. Sold by all groccrs and liked by all
who have used 1t because when properly pre-
pared II tastes like the finest coffee, hut is free
from all It's injurious properties. Grain-o
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. II
is not a stlmulant but II health builder, and
children as well rs adults can drink it will
great benefit. Costs about y as much a
! coffee, l5o and csc, .
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NO.
Born, at waverly, July 8, to the wife Of
Mr.. ID. A. Barr, a boy.
Born, at Dover, June "a, to the wife Of
Mr.. George Pian, a girl.
Born, at Odessa, June 25, to the wife of
Mr.. Jesse Dollarhide, a boy.
Born, at Odessa, Friday June 30, to the
wife OF DIR. e. A. Lee, a girl.
Born, at ~Higglnsville, June 10, to the
wife OF Mr.. Fred Rhine, a boy.
Born, in Lexington, July 4, to the wife
OF Mr.. Henry Meinecke, a boy.
Born, near Corder, June 26, to the wife
OF Mr.. John Dohrman, a girl.
Born, In Higginsville, Wednesday, July
8, to the wife Of William Mount, a girl.
Born, 10 Saline county, June 20, to tn,
wife OF MIR. George Penn Smith, nee Luc,
Vaughan, a boy.
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At a meeting of the school board,
Wednesday night, eighteen ballots were
necessary to elect a substitute teacher.
Miss Edith Mars was elected. Mr.. T. J.
Bandon was elected secretary OF the board,
and Mr.. Geo. p. Venable was re- elected
treasurer. A substitute teacher was Alao
elected in the eolored achools.
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" PERSONS FAIL

.fenei from headache in the use Of
remedies which cure for others.
'use Is not the one supposed, Eye
1 p'oauces more headaches than all
Irregularities of the human system
ou' The only permanent cure is
adjusted glasses. We correct any
'ueiect which may cause headache.
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A c,rcns has been CORES,

A circus company has been cores
ponding with the INTELLIaENoER Tor
the past two weeks, asking when we
would like to have the show come here.
We have answered all questions and
suggested October 18th as a very suitable
time. We are sure 1t will come before the
season Ia over.
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DEATHS.

a.
Died, In Concordia, Sunday. June %,
Ernest F%rerking, aged 81 years, 10 months
and 10 days.
Died, at his home, near H"igginsville
July I, 1899, OF old age, Mr.. John Peacock,
aged 81 years. q
Died, at the home OF his father, janet
Alexander, northeast Of Blackburn June
20, at 8 p. m, Rev. John j. Alexander.
Died, near Higginsville, Wednesday
June 2S, Miss Belle Peacock, aged abouI
30 years, sister OF Albert and Winfield
Scott Peacock, OF that vicinity.
Died, in Higginsville, Tuesday night
July 4, 1899, at IL o'clock, John II. Pea
cock, aged SO years, months and 10 days
The deceased was an old resident o
this county and quite wealthy, owning
great deal or land. He was q virginia.
by birth. His wife died several month
ago. Six children survive him. They ar
John Peacock, Jr., Frank Peacock, Rob
ert Peacock, Mrs. X. N. Hagood, Mis-
Jennie Peacock and Mrs. Sallie Burr. Al
live in this county excepting Mrs. Burr
who lives In Virginia.