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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-03
0jo al que interese.

Uu lote de tsbaoo superior, empacaio. de
cieLto ochenta quintales mas menos, proce.
denoia exolusiva nente de Ia PiatL. Para mas
informe diriglrse Antonio Flores. Aibonito
TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
For sale A lot of first packed tobacco,
Ia For further Information, address Antonio
Flores, Aibonito. n-s-l5-13
-. Todos los poilos elegantes de Puerto
Rico oompran ca,soncilio, de dolores, parsguas
bast6n, corbatss , oasimires ingleses, en- eel
Cielos que es Ia tienda mejor surtida que
mas barato vende en- oamas no hay competen-
cia, Forta eza 25.
ron 470 m2oOentes 81 a6l 26 en- el Cr6dto
Ahorro Ponct Il h.sta aqae.la fech, Sc han
expedido 1872 libretas.
- En la reunion de agricultores veri6os.
d. en- San German para resoiver sobre provi'
stones ofreoidas para levantar sus fncas, 90
soord6 no aceptar dicho ofrecimiento.
-. Sobre ell asuntode tsrifs de nuestro
caf6 en- Cuba, ell acalde de Maysglez dirigi6
ell -iguiente telegrams al General Davis:
<Noticloso Ayuntamiento, de la acttud
comercisntes Hsbsna en- psrj jaicio importation
al caf6 Puerto Rico, scordo anoohe, suplicar
. V interporga su gesti6n por cable, en nom.
bre p,fs, para que Gvbierno Washington no
dsrogue fraDqaicias.
GARCIA ST. LAURENT,
-. Hs sido asstida en- la Ssla de Soco.
rro una mujer vecina de S,nturse que sc pre-.
sent6 Ia p5lcfa, muy e'troqead,, agredida
con un garrote
-. Ell NUEVO BAZAR San Franciseo
40, ha rec,bido de Europa y los Estsdos Uni
dos, psrsgoas para cabalIeros, y psragaitas
sombril,as para sef1oras, de oalidad superior,
sombreros adornados para sei1oras, de formas
elegantf.imss, ooronas funebres, de 10, $50,
caoriohosos coohecitos de nihos para paseo, de
7 $50 csprs de gonna, de 4. & $ls, ch.nc.os
de- gonna Is centavos y 81 par, milsrss de
god6n, de 10 s 40 centavos piezs de S varas.
maguffco drill pansml q so oentsvos vsra
ntas de todas ctsses de centavos IL vars,
extenso surtido de calzado para sehoras,
oaballeros ninos. "a
-. Aver qued6 acc rdado trssls a. Ia ca.
- de Sslud situada en- Il calle de la Fortalesa,
+ un. espaclosa casa adqairida para el esso e9
Santarce.
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Ca|ta del general Davis

Mum. 5, 500.
Quartet General
Departamento de Pto-Rico
San Juan 20 de Stbre. de 1899.
AL Juez Presidente del Tribunal de diatrito
de Humaoao. P. r.
Sedor: Tengo el honor de informarle que
el Gobernador General ha reoibido una coma-
Mica ci6n procedente de la junta de Gobierno de
CAroeles, manifestandole que ese Tribunal tie-
ne sus asuntos al dia que 81 hay algdn preso
esperanto la souoi6n del proceso, dicho preso
no ha estado detenido mas que muy pocos dias
El Gobernsdor general me enoarga mani
festar u que este informe le ha oausado gran
satiifacoi6n por 10 que envia u. sus mas sin
ceras graoias y felicitaoiones por ell magnffco
eiemplo dado por ese Honorable Tribunal, me
iorando notablemente ell estado de cosas, tan
deagraciado. que ha imperado en- nuestras car
celes prisiones. en- los amos precedentes. Ma
da puede en verdad benefoiar .tanto un pafo
como la actividad de los tribunales en- la admi.
nistracicn de la j2stioia.
Muy respetuosamente.
@. T. Langhorne.
Ayudante de Campo.
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La fabrication
de perfume S,

La fabrioaoi6n de perfumes una indus.
tria de la que con muy POGO trabajo podrfan
sacar buenas utilidades muohas familias de
agricultores. El aceite de rosa, por Ell mplo,
que en- la actualidad rAras veces go consigae
pnro, y que aun adultersdo Sc vende & preoios
muy crecidos, Sc puede hacer donde quiera que
haya rosae, sin neoeoidai de apsratos muy
oostosos nj de procedimientos oomplicados.
Cuando sc oultivan rosas con este objeto,
con vene dar la preferencia las de la olsse or
dinara; que, aunque no tan h6rmosas como las
llamadas fnss, tiepen mucho mas perfume,
dan mis- flores no son tan delicadas. Para
evtraer Ell aceite, una vez que haya la cantidad
snfciente de flores solo neoesita un alam-
b:que pequeflo, que Sc puede comprar con muy
POGO dinero, tai vez menos de 10 que vaien dos
tres onzas de ese delicado perfume.
III aceite de ceramic, que sc hace de igusl
manerA ss usA mucho para adulterar 81 de
rosas, Sc vende tambien & buen precio por su
propio nombre, como la f5r es mis- RIGA en-
perfame que las rosas, rinde mas en- proportion
con ell trabajo que SO necesita para el cultivo
de las plantas
Las violetas son fl res tan diminutas que,
pesar del grato perfume que de ella SO puede
sacar, apenss es de aconsej aree qua Sc oultiven
con ese objeto, excepto en- casos espeoiales,
porque SO neoesita dedicar a elias muoho to >.
reno por cada onza de perfume que sc obtiene,
tancias del tai manera J haoen ell artificial tan
barato, que el legftimo apenas pusde venderse
con gansnoia.
Lss familias de agricultores deben, puea,
dar la preferenoia otras fl ,res que 50 produx-
can en- abundanoia. Entire e4tas fgaran lss tn.
berosas. sumamente rioas en- perfume, y faciies
de cultivar en- casi todos los paf .es de America.
I'm el Sur de Franoia estas flores , cultivan en-
inmeRsa 9 'cala el perfume sc extrae tendiendo
las flores sobre ,i.ta es unta los de manteca
refnada, La manteca, como todas las grasas,
absorbe rapidamente los perfumes. cuando
esta cargada de ellos, Sc ech en- alcohol, que,
4 su vez, e1trae los perfumes de Ia grasa,
despu6s So embotella
FL perfume del ja.mfn tiene fama do ser g;
unico q1e no So puede imitar m szclsndo otros,
y solo en- los Estsdos Unidos Sc importan de
81 anuslmente mas 800 libras de aceite, que
sc pagan en- promedio $44 la libra
Ri narsnjo es IN Arbol del cual se sscsn
grandes cantidades de perfume, utilizando para
este objeto no solamente las flores, sino tam
bi6n las hojas y la casoara de la fruta Ell
aceite llsmado de neroli, que 50 vende preoios
tan altos como el de rosas, 90 ell que Sc extrae
del azshar flor del naranjo por medic de la
deetilaci5n.
Otrss flores que Sc pueden utilisar en- ests
industria son las de sairo, de lavsnds, de ro-
nero. etc. A1emAs, hay variss plantas que
contienen el perfume en- las hojas en- las raf-
ces se les puede extrasr por medic de Ia des.
tilaci6n
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HOTEL MAY FLOWER
Sanchez Morales Y Pan1agua
~ 0r18to 16-I
Es el Hotel mas fresco y :iene los mejores
baflos de la Ciudad.
PreCiOS mOdicOs

PreciOs modicos
-. En- la session de anoche acord6 ell A.
yuntamiento ;ndicar al Gobsrnsdor General Ia
oonvenienoia de trasladar & otro sitio los ex.
plosivos que Sc han depositado hace POGO, en-
los almacenes de Obras pu>lioss, en- la Marina.
-. M tsoado seleoto, enas de lim6p,
VANILLA genjibre, horohata, frambSesa, ne star,
orema de Brooklyn, frambuesa, cerezs, ceba.
da & g.
eel Polo Norte. San Francisco 25, ele.
gante cafe fabrica de las celebres linoaa-
das
-. No olvi lar que ell jueves del pre-
sente mes serA la funci6n de grscia de los afa-
mados artistss Paco Martinez y Prudenoia
GrffsI. 81 no Sc solioitan temprano las looali-
dades hay ell riesgo de quedarse sin presenciar
ell gran soontecimiento teatral, porque hay gran
deman1a mayor entus; "a smo para esa noohe.
-. La Ssoretarfs Civil ha pelido al al
o.lde de Arecbo una copia de la tsrifa para ell
cobro de patentes sobre ventas de licores, fin
de resolver en- ell expelieate relative q recIa-
mao6n de la succession de don Antonio Roses.
-. Ell 81 de Setiembre ultimo en- Ia no
she estall6 un petardo en- ell passjs del eCente.
mario. en- Caracas que queds contiguo al Mi
nisterio de H aoienda Con ese motive faeron
capturados dos indivl 1uos hasta hacer Ia ave.
riguacidn.
Dos horas despue, estAll6 otro petardo en-
Ia esquina de Colon. Sin poderse dar con ell
autor. En- aque la republica no hay anarquistas
pero en- tempo de revoluci6n sc hace esto para
ame1rentar 4 'os Presidentes.
-. I'm Fajarjo quedsn sin cubrir los
puestos de maestro de kindergarten y maestro
graduada de Ceiba.
-. Dentro de breves diss aparecera ala
Nu.va Bandera. de MaysgGss con mayor for.
mato. Lo oelebramos.
- H. sido nombra1o Consul General de
Ia Ret ub.ica del Ecuador en- Roma, nuestro
querido amigo compafero el doctor Jose
Maria Vargas Villa.
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NOtiCias.
Or. JOSE SAM uRJ 0

.36=S \ N FIR A NCIS CO|36.
Preoios Sumamente m6lcos.
Fl DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios:
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca y otro por las mejores cojas de d'entes,
segun certificado que posee.
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T2rnaf9c de todas Glasses se hacen en- 10 tipo-
~'eo'~S grafa La Cosrespoadeaeia. Al
oontado extrioto pero preoios m6dioos.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12
DR.. o. F. Renick Cured.

All old settlers of Lafayette County will remem-
Der DR.. o. +. Renick, who lived for many years in
this county, and who now resides in Butler, Bates
County, Mo. The doctor had for years been a
sufferer from HemOrrh0ids, Piles and had endured
the suffering and pain for years rather than submit
to a painful surgical operation. Hearing of DIR.
smith method Of curing without knife, he awaited
himself Of the opportunity TO be treated, and was
cured. lie SAYS he could not imagine a less painful
or more speedy cure, and has recommended o num-
Der Of his patients to take the treatment, which he
regards as one Of the most wonderful Of modern
discoveries.
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St. Louis Humorist.
As citizen, soldier, statesman, editor
and official, no man In the great state
of Missouri is closer to the hearts OF
its people than Capt. A. A.. Lesueur,
our Secretary Of State.
1t would be peating an oft told
tale to furnish u readers with q
sketch OF Capt. Lesueur's career, for
there is not a true Missourian that
breathes to whom it Is not household
words.
But there is n thing we will do,
and that is to tell our readers what
this good and faithful son Of Missouri
does for Us in his official capacity as
Secrntary Of State.
OF late years and especially since
his election to the position, the Secrt-
tary Of States Office has grown 10 be 8
very extensive business Office indeed,
with more kinds Of executive duties
than are found in any other position in
this state.
In addition to being Secretary Of
State under conditions which generally
prevail, the Secretary of State OF Mis-
souri, is the purchaser and custodian Of
its supplies; the election commissioner
of the state, with duties quite as vol
luminous and important as are perform.
ed by separate commissions for the
large cities; the corporation commits
sioner Of the state, TO whom more thar
1000 active corporations must make
annual reports; the land commissioner
OF the state, which until recently was 9
separate Office and the duties OF which
are many and important, and the heaC
Of the banking department Of the
state, having 600 banks to examln,
and look after.
Truly a business Office, and all thest
multiform and m~ultifarious duties ar,
carefully supervised by Capt. Lesueu'
and performed by himself and a small
Office force. But the Captain Is al
editor by profession, therefore a work
err and a man of affairs and resources
lie does not complain Of the outsid'
work piled on his department, but doc
it all so well and acceptably that h.
has earned the appreciation and graft
tude Of his fellow citizens, who, ".
have no doubt, would gladly welcom
him as a candidate for any position ii
their gift TO which he might aspire.
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What Not to Say.

DO not say, ~ can't eat" Take Hoods
s~arsaparilla and say, 81 am hungry all
the time, and food never hurts me-"
Never say To your friends that you are
as tired In the morning. as at night. II
they happen To DO sharp they will tell you
Hoods sarsaparilla cures tina. tired
feeling.
DO not say, my face Ia full Of pimplea."
You are quite likely to be told by some
one, "rhere's no need Of that, for Hoods
s%arsaparilla cures pimples."
1t Is improper aud unnecessary 10 say,
my health Ia poor and my blood Ia bad"
Hoods sarsapArllla will give you good
blood, aud good health will follow AZ a
natural cOnssquence,
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More Trouble for Mckinley.

Kansas CITY nmes
The administration now realize:
that senator Burrows, Of Michigan,
has Joined the Pingree-Alger combiua-
ton, and that be viii hererfter stand
with Senator HOsr and the other re-
publican an.i-expsnsOnisis. OF
the administration organs are abusing
Senator Burrows like a piekpocket, and
lining him up with Benedict Arnold
and other traitors. But that Will avail
the administration nothing. Burrows
is consistent He was opposed to The
/ Spanish American war and has been
opposed to McKinley's colonial empire
scheme from its inception, but he has
been partisan enough to vote with his
party. Now, however, he sees he
cannot stem the current Of public
opinion and so be puts himself square
ly in opposition to the administrator.
That other prominent republicans will
follow there is little room 10 doubt,
and Just now It all looks like a well
arranged program to try to save the
party by throwing Mckinley over
board and r~epudiating his entire
foreign policy.
There must be something stronger
than mere party ties in the incentive
which brings Pingree, AlgeF and Bar
rows together. Pingree tried his best
to defeat Burrows for reelection last
winter, and the whole power of he
Washington government was brought
to bear in his behalf. Alger and Bur-
rows have been anything but friends
for years. And now these three men
come together upon a common plat
form and for q common purpose,
which is to defeat the presidents
colonial schemes. Who the next will
be would be hard to say, but Senator
Elkins has said enough to convince
the president that the West Virginia
senator is not his friend. The New
York Tribune is hedging OF the admin
isiration, and Senator Foraker Is
ready to JON any clique that has the
downfall Of Hanna and Mckinley In
mind. Former Secretary Of State
Sherman is using strong language
against expansion. Senator Mason is
doing the same thing, and even
General Brooke is getting disguised
with the whole business and wants to
quit Cuba. Later on ii will be found
that what is sending Burrows and
other prominent republicans against
the administration in such haste is the
discovery that too much Of the fine
working hand Of England is in the
presidents colonial policy.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Sarah NJ. DeasOn sr.ssin VI
trust dated The list day Of Aussf III
racoyded In the office Of the ~ bool
OF Lafayette county m's ~ undentns
page /, conveyed TO ue ,,Ssd ra
trustee, the following nSfayete
situated In the county q ~ AZ bii
state OF Missouri, town. vsst BAL
southwest quarter and ihe "antT4rl1
sontheast ouarter Of section Vim IN pdh|
also tbe northeast quarter o. .srtef \
onsrter and the northwest dHiSTIN|
nossheast ouaTter Of section u ~ nOA|
aiso two IN acres, part Oh sssr Of 4
ams,,ar ot The northwest quA, M rtnt|
nIrty.two (3lI. Beginning ~ sad i
ner Of the northwest quslI sgrees sei
running thence n0rth i9IIso chslus
chains, thence north HIM chains
north liz degrees east o%tnnlng, oil 4
south 20 chains TO the Deg N ranr
IN townshlp forty-nlne wv, more o. 4
AZ ga,i' and being 2ll acres W. VA hfs,|
Lnown as tie William u s.ev,e me N
canvevance was made to secn,, ssld ad|
az ceftsin promlssOry notes ~ be|
o,,hed. and whereas, defau! ma
H. Iha nayment Of said potie AID
,hareon and same remains uuV III u
nv -'harofore' In accordance s',ibs1
visions OF said deedOi LUZ VA notes, v
Of said legal holders oi sa,ibed rel y
iced 10 sell the above lesV in the CIV
Inc north court house uooI, and stlt
ington. county Of Lafal ette, cash, u
saId. 10 the highest blddef'
auction, on ,,rsT sab, "
WEDNESDAY, August, ooS d
between the hours Of nlas e. Sitsnoc1
noon aud Ave o'clock ~ sndInlrrf
day. 10 satisfy sald n- o,e Of eIeuu
with the cost o ehP
trust. August, lsS
s-5-it H'O'
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Travelling Doctors.

We are not travelling doctors, bat are perma-
nently located at Tenth and Main Streets, Kansas
City, Mo, where we have been for eleven years,
and DR.. Hughes, of our company, is here to treat a
few cases to demonstrate to the people of Lexington
that we can and do cure certain diseases. This is
merely an advertising trip, and all who desire treat
ment after consulting him will be given the advan.
tage of our introductory prices and our guarantee
TO cure or receive no pay,
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Commercial References.

Word and Way Publishing Co, Rev. S. NJ. Brown,
Editor, Kansas City, Mo.
J. G.. Stream, Asst. Cashier Bank Of Commerce,
Kansas City, Mo.
Farmers Bank, Butler, Mo.
w. ii. Wakefield, Mgr. Wakefield Mantel and
Tile Co., Kansas City, Mo.
W. G.. MusgrOye, Editor Intelligencer, Lexington,
Mo.
Robert 5. Stone, Sheriff Of Jackson County, Mo.
was asked If he knew DR.. +. o. Smith. and he said.
II do. lie cured one Of the best friends | ever had
OF cancer over eight years ago"
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farm whe, be was quite yoasg aud
Il Wal about this home. where his active
energetic mother Conducted and directed
the pioneer Industries Of the place form.
ed the best vpe o. WOmaahood 10 him,
that bis memories OF youthful life seemed
10 citing. he was a mAn OF decided opiu-
ions, an aduirer OF Alexander Campbell,
and q memeer OF the Christian church,
with . toacb Of broadne<s and independ-
enc Of thought ia his tAith-this Was bis
religion. IL politics he was an unswery-
ing and enthusiastic democrat When
Cisteiand vas arst elected president his
JOY was 80 great he took his wife, went
to washington for the Inauguration, OBJ
tanned = good position aud seat. saw Cleye-
land take The oath Of ONCE and came home
with . peace Of mind thai he bad not en-
loyed for years, 10 the assurance that a
democrat was Al the head OF the nation.
he had q hgh sense OF justice, wasA loyal
friend and sis earnest sympathetic man.
ner In the SEX room, gave both patient
and anxlous watcher oonfidence In him.
There was something about him that
brought 10 mind Ian McClaren's DIR. Nc.
Ciare. His quiet humor was most enjoy.
able, aud new and then an.old fashioned
remedy would be used In q most effective
mAnner.
Aurcc ecllc years auQ teut ana tnree
years mors OF life by reason Of his
strength came to him the third Of last
November. Tuesday afternoon, August
:, bis funeral took place from his attrac-
tive home in Wellington. The services
being most r%everently and interestiugly
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Fensiermacher
OF the Christian Church, OF Lexington.
1t was certainly 9 moment for reflection
TO those Of Us who watched the casket.
borne BY his friends and peighbors pass
under the trees he had planted and
through the green lawn he had watched
and cultivated, for his last ride to Texas
Prairie, where he was laid 10 the country
cemetery, beside the wife Of his youth,
with six Of their children who had gone
before, about them. His second wife, who
has truly been an angel of love and mercy
to him 10 his long illness, survives him
With their only child, Miss Georgia. MIR.
Edward Ragland, OF HigRiusville, lie the
only member of the first family OF ten
children living. May the Doctor rest In
peace.
"Lliel We have been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy
weather;
lis hard to part when friends are dear
Then steal away, give little warning,
Say not good night-but In some
brighter cline
Bid me good morning"
A FRIEND.
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EIRTER

Born. IN this city. Jane 10, TO the vile
Of Mr.. Patrick Pagan, = boy.
Born, At odsssa. July 81, 10 The wife OF
Mr.. W. r. whitney, a boy.
Born. at Brush, Colorado, August :, TO
the wife Of Mr.. Deaf Davis, a girL
Born, in Cav township August 4, to
the wife OF Mt. Fred Kordes, a boy.
Born, 10 Sni-a-BAr township, July y
to the wife Of Mr.. Frank vordes, a girl.
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Now that the civil service rules have
been construed TO apply only to dem
ocrats, we will hear no howl OF
"offensiye partisanship" when Nc
Kinley's cabinet and all his appointees
turn out to make republican speeches
IN Ohio.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

Blotches eIcreseuces, which 40 milan
annoy people, are simply efforts Of oa,n,a
to thow of lmpediments to the propet ,o,
Torrance OF her duties. Herbine viii A.,
aud assist nature In her work, and epauro
aSkln clear and beautiful, entirely ,,sa
from all imperiections. Price 60 cts, Por
sale by Crenshaw d Young. s6.m,
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j. w. Noschall, Of Usage county, is
the republican nominee for congress in
the eighth district against Judge
Shackleford. "Old Shack Will SEN
tence him 10 retirement for the next
two wears.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

Don't let the "Imperialists'' claim
the name "expansionists." All Amer.
leans are expansionists in the proper
use Of the term, but all Americans are
not i%mpenalists by a long shot. The
republican party is tending toward
imperialism.
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". WIN
REAL ESTATE

Il thoom Frame on East SOuhs
.. Groom Frame on Ra,t Sums
D. t-hoom Brick. middle souns
:. broom Frame, middle SDvns
D. broom Frame, near HIsh ~
o e-hoom Frame on VI stsOuaS
L S-Room Frame on Franklin IA.
8 S-hoom Brick on Franklin Az,
.. Groom Frame on Main n
10. Broom Frame on Mains
H. Double Brick on Rast Mains
H. a-hoom Frame on Raa Mans
H. GLOON Frume On Main 81,
u. s-hoom Brick on Third s.
TO- S-Room Frame on East Main
10. GRoom Brick on College s.
u. bloom Brick on Colleges
is' ehoom Frame IN College n
ID. s-hoom Frame near ". MA.
20. GRoOm Brick near ". MA
q. 6-Room Brick, Third II
- 6-Room Frame, Pomeroy. .diss|
g. 6'hoom Brick and Frame, llhs
~. s-Room Frame, Blue Ridge
"a. Broom Frame, Blue Ridge.
~. g-Room Frame. Blue Ridge.
~. b-Room Brick, Twelfth "
~. Skoom Brick. POmemy, aiita
~. tRoom Frame, Old Town 90.
DO. 8 Room Frame, College Place
81. Thoom Frame, RldgeHaJ St, Ial
Groom Frame, RidgeWAy 81
%. 7.Room Frame, RldseWay St
81. Frame Dwelling. Hunters aaial
81. Frame, Buckingham addition
50. SRoom Frame, West FnukllA-
81. Groom Frame, West Fnhkhh
81. Groom Frame, West Fnnkllh.
IS. Broom Frame, end Of RidgeWg
80. Broom Frame. cad u RidseSg
20. Room Brick on 9Th st .
a.. Large Brick on South ST.; col M
q. ? Modern Frames on Franklin q;
price.
IS. Suburban Place, well lmpDTSi
price.
a. Store House, Stock, Md'se, Min
for price.
Several houses 10 above list al /
on small cash payments and balAncsln hi
lnstallments, Call on or write ne iRI
lars as to any OF the above pfOpeft,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

The new secretary of war has made
hgood beginning Mr.. Root has q bad
record as a trust attorney, but IL be
makes a good secretary Of war VIC will
no complain Of his past record.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

The excursion 10 Canada, and thence
west to the Pacific ocean, by the editors
of Missouri and Kansas, has been aban.
doned, but the Missouri editors will take
a trip somewhere, not yet definitely
settled. They will spend a day at
Omaha, and a day at Minneapolis and
st. Paul, and then take a run west on
the Northern Pacific to some good
fishing place, and spend two or three
days.