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at is a surprising fact" says Prof,
Houton, "that In my travels In all parts
OF the world, for the last ten years, | have
met more people having used Green's
August Flower than any other remedy,
for dyspepsia, derapged liver and stomach
and for constipation. find for tourists
and statesmen, or for persons filing office
positions, where headaches and general
bad feelings from irregular habits exist
that Green's August Flower 10 a CRANE
remedy, 1t does not iDiure the system
by frequent use, and is excellent fol
sour stomachs and Indigestion" Sampl,
bottles free at Chas. W. Loomis' and D
W. B. TevIs,' Lexington, and J., A. Hudson
& Co., Bates City, Mo.
Sold by dealers in all civilized couu'
tries. 3.25-tt
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1


Married. at H~igginsvflle, March 30. Mr..
Thomas Thomas aud Miss Pearl Perry.
Married, at H~igRinsville, March Is, BY
Rev W. Q Crow, Mr.. Irwin Smith aud
Miss Cora Brown.
Married, At Elmwood, April 4. Harley
Dallas, OF Pleasaut Hill, and Miss May
Hally, Of ElmwoOd.
Married, at Higgiusville, Sunday, April
2, Mt. win Long and Miss Viola Roberts,
both Of H~igginsville.
Married, at Kansas City, recently, Mr..
Frank Field aud Miss Leah II. Monk,
both Of Higginsyille.
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, near Wellington, March %, Mr.. -.
A.. Crews aud Miss Fannie Bryant.
Married, at the Catholic church, 10 this
city, April 8, by Rev. NJ. J.. O'Reilly, Mr..
Otto Bauerle and Miss Amelia Derkum.
Married, at westlake, Louisiana, re-
Gently, Mr.. W. #. McAfirey and Miss
Dollie Hall, daughter OF Mr.. Mahlou
Hall, OF Odessa.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
parents, 10 this city, on Monday, April
Sd. by Rev. ID. Buohmueller, Mr.. Herman
w. W~essendorf, Of Manhattan, Kansas
and Miss Anna A. Sehaeffermeyer, OF THU
city.
Attendants: Mr.. Rndie Sebaeffermeyer
Of st. Louis, brother OF the bride, ant
Miss Annie Wessendoff, OF Warrenton
Mo, sister Of the groom.
Tho bride Is the handsome aud accom-
plished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie
II. schaftermeyer, and is admired an
respected by all who know her. Tn
groom is a young gentleman OF foe ap
pearance, who has made many friends Il
our city. He is a business man, and is Il
the employ Of the Barnard Stationer
Company, Of st. Louis. The I~SrELLIaES
GER joins their hosts OF friends in wishin
them as much happiness as ever falls I
the lot OF mortals. eas
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Proverbs, axioms and wise sayings have
been uttered by Confucius and other wise
men from time immemorlal, but few
people realize how many there are Of them
@. /. Hood & Co., of Sarsaparilla fame
have over two thousand and they have
originated the ingenious plan Of serving
them up in delectable shape in thousands
OF newspapers, with each one neatly turn
ing q point as to the merit Of their well
known medicine. The extensive use oil
these proverbs is original and creditablt
TO Hood a. Co.
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DEATHS.
DEATHS,
Died. at H~igginsville, April 2, RlPp

1AAa &aN
Died. at Higginsville, April 2, Ripple
Edwards, aged 9 years.
Died, at Concordia, April 4th, infant
child Of MIR. and Mrs. John Ahrensohild.
Died, near Odessa, March 81, OF pneu-
monia, MIR. William A. Morehead, aged 81
years. months and 10 days.
Died, a Waterloo, Mo-, April /, 1899,
Mrs. Elsie Gertrude, wife OF Mr.. julius
Rethorst, aged 10 years, 8 months and 5
days.
Died, In this city, April a. 1899, at 1880
o'clock OF membranOus Group, Hannah
Marie, eldest child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lindblad, aged 0 years and Q months.
Died, at Payne's Depot, KY, March 2s,
Mr.. Gustav Payne, aged about 81 years.
He is an uncle OF DR., N. B. Payne aud
Mrs. Theodocia Xix, Of this city, aud a
great uncle OF Mr.. Fred Hix.
Died, at Kansas City, Mo-, April 2, 1899
Mrs. Catherine Il. Greye, after a long lin
gering illness, aged 10 years.
She was sister Of MIR. Harry Krone, o.
this city. He left Tuesday morning t.
attend the funeral which was held from
her residence, 1925, Garfield
Died, at Blue Springs, Mo, March %
1899, Mrs. Lucy Broadus, wife oil Mir
Richard Broadus, aged 20 years.
Mrs. Broadus was the sister OF Mrs
John 4. Robinson, OF Lexington, ant
with her husband some twenty-five year
ago, made Lafayette county their home.
Died, at the Arcade Hotel in Higgins
willie, April 9th, Mr.. W. |. Boone, OF Rin
sas City.
Mr.. Boone is a well-known stockmlI
who formerly lived in this county. II
, leaves a wife and two brothers, Sar
Boone OF this county aud Thomas Boone
Of Warrensourg.
Died, In this city, at 10 o'clock Thuisds
night, Genevieve daughter OF Mt. and Mr.
James r. Moorehead, aged three MONTH
The little child has hardly Known whH
1t was to be we'll. There was som
stomach trouble. aud IL could not assimi
late food. Every effort was made I
prolong its life, but in vain. FunerG
from the family residence on South stree
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
! Died, at Higginsville, at the home
/, her son, NJ. p. Crisp, April 3, Mrs. Eliza
beth Crisp, aged 70 years.
Mrs. Crisp was born 10 this count
! when there was only n store In Lexiug
D ton, and was Miss Cockrell before sh
: married Greenville Crisp, now deceased
: Five children survive her, John 7. CrisI
OF Independence; James Crisp of Johnso
county; NJ. P. Crisp, OF Hlgginsville; Mr.
; Martha Fulkerson, OF johnson count.
. Miss Mary Wade, Of Austin, Texas.
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OLD PAPERS.


Miss Lulu Chandler showed us a lot OF
old papers, Tuesday. In the lot is a copy
OF "Moffat's Medical and Agricultural
Almanack for 1885," A copy OF the Rich
mond Wing and Public Advertiser, dated
October, 1886. Several copies OF the
Boston Investigator, dated In 1917. This
Is an inidel paper, edited by Horace
Seaver, and the terms Of subscription are
Two or three dollars, according to the
ability or liberality Of the subscriber.
There is an old deed, which reads as
follows: "rhis Indenture made the first
day OF December, in the eighth year OF
the Reign OF Jul sovereign Lord, King
George, the third, and In the year Of our
lord christ, one thousand seven hundred
aud sixty. eight" The lawyer capitalizes
Lord, King George, Reign but spells
"lord christ" with small letters. In this
deed, Nicholas Mills conveys TO Nathaniel
Mills, 296 acres OF land "ior the sum OF
Ave shillings, and divers others consid'
eratious." There is an old letter from
Margaret Elizabeth Mil s, a school girl
to her brother, Addison Mills, datet
March "a, 1920. The letter was sent BY
hand to the care OF Mr.. James Quarles
The names of Frances and Lucy Chandler
are af~fectionately mentioned.
There is a copy OF the Trl Weekly
Sentinel, Of Vicksburg, Mississippi, dated
G--Ao-Lo. - 1oA7 Tha nanaH haa oaIy
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The County Reading Circle will meet at
the High school building this morning.
The folio wing programme has been pre-
pared:
1880 to 12-"Hlstorical Readings" in
charge OF Prof. Demand.
Ito 2:15-"History OF Education" under
direction OF Supt. Sebring.
2.l5 to 2:45-"Needed School Legisla.
tion," discussion led. by Mr.. j. A. Keuhls
and Mr.. J. X. Fletcher.
2;45 to 3:3O-"The County Course OF
Study" led by Supt. Phillips.
All teachers should make an effort to
attend the meeting.
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THE CADETS ENTERTAIN.

Last Saturday night the cadets Of W. NJ.
A. were 10 their glory. Every boy, large
or small, bad a chance to spend au hour
or two entertaining bis favorite lady
friend, and each one used the opportunity
sc though be did not expect another such
opportunity for a long time.
The cadets have been working faithfully
since the Christmas holidays, and the
faculty. concluded to give them an Easter
party 10 recognition Of their good be-
havior, and to allow each cadet to invite
one or two lady friends, The gathering
at W. NJ. A. on Saturday hight showed
that the boys were pretty we'll acquainted
with the girls OF the Methodist and Baptist
colleges, as there was a full attendance
from each Of these institutions. The city
girls were not forgotten, and there was o
liberal sprinkle OF them in the crowd.
II was nearly nine o'clock when the
crowd settled down In the large dining
room, which had been prepared for the
occasion. Large flags were draped over
the doors, while the academy colors, red
aud white, were conspicuous IN all parts
Of the room. Palms and ferns were
conspicuous in all parts OF the room, snd
a stack Of arms ccun,ea a ulace OF honor
in tbs center. This roam ia forty feet
snpara and IA we'll sdsnted 70 eniertain-
msnts.
} An orchss,ra consist,ng nj n nlano.
three vlol,ps. two norma and n sute. ALI
, nndar the direction NJ prof STARK. was
loca.ed on tho eas, aida NJ ,he room. md
aavaroI nre,tv salpc,,ons were ,lven which
ware enthusiasticallv a-nnlauded.
= Mas Oldham endsred a miami solo
e. ,,y.iso AZ Concort y nv wianiawski. This
2 ia one oi her ,~avor,,e selections. and she
0 n,ovod n with har accustomed stiIl. and
was rewarded with generous APPLAUSE.
Miss sbala gava n recitat,on entitled
uumnh-umnh y which caught the
Q o,a,ancs Pat whathsr tho ssntiment NJ
The nIsca or tho charming manner in
. which n vvss repdsred was the mora pleas.
in. va cannot tell Fer every look and
o oas,uro sbovsd her ,orge,tuInsss nj self.
and hA, onimstion hv The srir,, NJ her
: snh,act
M,ss o,hsor so,o that ,ovalv nlsce nv
p,oooIor,ini nwhisnsr md I shall Hear ;,
: A. ~roooI,s, M,ss o,hson has won her
wav into ,ho owoc,,ons n, onr roonle
yhs,ovor sho siros sho s,nss vol lie,
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Our readers will notice the advertisement OF
Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, in this is
sue. They are the ~originators Of the Catalogue
business, and the largest concern of the kind in
the world. They started In business twenty
seven years ago., at that time employing one
man and "A boy, Their business has grown SO
p~henomenally that at the present time they
have 1900 employees, own and occupy build
ings which give them 15 acres of floor space,
carry n stock Of goods representing 81 800.
10000 In money. and sell everything direct 10
users that they eat, use or wear. They attnb
ute their great growth to the fact that they
always do as they promise THAT they neNei
sell shoddy, fire sale or second. hand goods, and
that in making a sale they place themselves IN
the same position as II they were the buyers
aud not tile sellers; that Is, they give as good
value as they would expect 60 receive II they
were buying instead of selling, and II a pur
chaser is not satisfied with the goods he gets
or does o find them as represented, then HI
can exchange for other goods, OF have hii
money refunded, as he prefers. Montgomery
Wards Co. are doing business In cvery county
in the United States. Their facilities are Suct
that they I'LL all orders promptly, and theii
motto ~ We give wholesale prices TO every
body" The banks and commercial agcnciri
rate Montgomery Ward * Co, rs having 1
capital OF over s2,o0O,oOo,00. They are
therefore. thoroughly responsible, and are re
gnrded us such by all financial institutions
and their customers, Of whom they have owe
! 1000 900
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Tblrd-I, s,on. a, oroo Al co,.r,hol !.

Thlrd-lt stops at once all catarrhal and
mucous discharges and kills the cough.
Fourth-lt provides q true tonic influence,
which ~invigorates and stimulates. vitalizes
all weak spots and brings the entire system
back TO q healthy normal condition.
Best Of all, this glorious discovery Is your.
for the asking. By a special arrangement
made with the Doctor, readers of this paper
mayobtain the -Four Preparations making M
the complete Slocum System, as illustrated
above, by sending their complete names
postofice and express addresses to IN,
SlOcum Laboratories, 10 and % Pine Street
New York, being sure 10 mention this paper
Editorial Advice. Whtet TO the Doctor TO
day, ask his advice, and he will give you III,
benefit OF his years u experience. Don't de
lay, but send your full name. postofice and
express address 10 DR.. T. A. Slocum, gs Pin,
Street, New York, N. Y, and be sure 10 say
that you readthis generous oflerin this paper
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In the Canadian senate one-third OF
the members are in the ~seyentiea five
are In the eighties, and the senior Of the
house Is ninety-four. This Is David
Wark, who was born in Londonderry,
Ireland, and went TO New Bruns--lck
in 1925. When the federation of Brit
ish North America was formed 30 years
ago he was called to the senate, and, has
sat there ever since as a liberal mem
ber.-Chicago Tribune.
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Born, near Concordia, April God, to the
wife Of MIR. Henry Becker, a girl.
Born, at Concordia, March "a, to the
wife Of Mr.. John Wiikens, a boy.
Born, at Concordia, March 10Th, to the
wife Of Mr.. Louis S~horuhorst, a boy. b.
Born, at HiggInsville, March ~. to the
wife Of Mr.. August Krosmeyer, twin boys
Born, in this city, April 1st, to tue wife
OF Mr.. Talbot Simpson, nee Virgie McClel'
land, a boy. E
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nmnlinn Is cnrable.

hmption is durable.
discovery has been made, perfected,
antly tested and given to the world
Eminent American medical expert
&t-Dr. T. A. Slocum.
locum System Is a thorough. com
q comprehensive System Of Treat
Insisting Of Four distinct Prepare
combined, they represent the actual
Nor Of Consumption, coughs, colds,
4 bronchitis, catarrh, weakened and
n systems, anemic conditions. laryn-
4 ppe and IL serious altcr-effects.
The Slocum System kills and drives
human system every death-dealing
hereby rendering It susceptible 10 re.
treatment.
Ibd-lt Introduces a buildlng-up, fat
. strength restoring food. which re-
ihe disease wasted tissues and brings
AT anilungs into active, healthy use.
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The Difference.

Little Harry-Papa, what's the diff
ference between a iinancler and an
economist?
Papa-An economist will walk three
squares to save a nickel. A financier
will hop OIL a car and beat somebody
out of a quarter while riding those
three squares.-Cleveland Leader.
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City councll Monday night.

The went OF with 4 rush Tuesday.
The river is 10 good order, with a rising
tendency.
Mr.. Frank Trigg has bought the trans
fer business to the Pacific depot, Including
buses and teams.
HOME MONEY To LoAN-On real estate
security, at 7 per cent. Money ready; no
red tape. Apply to Henry G. WAL
lace, Jr. 3.ls-tf
Painters and plasterers are at work on
Mr.. Gustav Haerle's new store building,
and It Is taking on an attractive appear
ance.
A new White sewing machine, drop
head, oak-finish, for sale at Q bargain. 1t
Is no second. hand machine, but new from
factory. Apply at this office. II
For coughs aud colds there is no medi.
cine so effective as Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. 1t Is the ideal remedy. Price %
cents and so cents. Sold by Crenshaw 4
Young. 4-1-lm
There was a fire on Third street Wednes.
day morning, and the residence Of Mrs.
Martin, near the old Catholic church, was
destroyed. Nearly all the household
goods were also lost, With 10 insurance.
Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have at times q feeling Of WEAKNESS
aud lassitude. To dispel this feeling
take Herbins; It will impart vigor and
vitality. Price so cents. For sale by
Crenshaw & Young. 4-1.1m
The Easter exercises at the Christian
church, Sunday night, given by the chill
dren OF the Sunday school and Endeavor
society. were very pretty, and each one
performed bis or her part quite creditably.
The musical selections were pretty,
appropriate and we'll rendered. The house
was crowded long before the exercises
commenced.
Moriz Rosenthal, the greatest living
pianist, will play at Kansas City, at the
Auditorium, on Monday, April 18th, at
4 o'clock In the afternoon. Railroads will
give educed rates. i.is proposed 'o ge'
up q crowd from Lexington to 60 up In
the morning ana osok ~ nign'' hosen'
thai Is said 20 DO better performer 'nau
Rubinstein, and has created much
enthusiasm In all the larger cities.
Rsa,er morpiue the sun shone briRh,
and clear for half An hour: then cloud,
drlited over its face. and a little sprlnkl,
q, rain fall. In the afternoon there was
little hail, and at night there was sleet
Monday morning we had q shower Of rair
which soon turned into sleet, and at moor
the sidewalks were covered. About ont
o'clock Monday afternoon 1t began snow
ing in earnest and continued till abou
nine o'clock. Monday was one Of thI
most disagreeable days we have haC
during the long winter.
No., n.r an,
Las' H. 90,
'"e 'o'' poose' ~, =,
na"y poop'0 s.annsd an IN,
many s", 81. Ths hss, sslI W, bsart
streets 'na' -, C.S",st'a ps, II,
Vi was "a hin, na h.I
WON -, ola the blant
u "ar,an' g.. o,Ma,Isv,
co~ns'Ao'e' sUS ~ 7, naonIa "a,
ONCE ana WIN oon nns.,
US toge.ner lucy "a ,s.nLsd N,
arrest" inc youus ".,s,shIe snt
very ,snn,rs o,M.IIs,
nas.eneu " 'no 49, wasuAu FoolI
70 Dc iniorme' 'n
DAY"
Odessa Democrat saturday m
two young negroes, Charlie Pa'.ers0u Au'
Ben Hughes, broke into me U. a. uVpO
here for the purpose Of rooolng' ne %0 ~,
drawer, but failed TO 0onneo' WIZ 49,
money because they oouia no' @ ~
lock broken in time enVl' n,sh
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Farm for Sale

As administrator Of the estate
OF Ethan Allen, deceased, | offer
for sale his farm Of 70 acres, two
miles south of Lexington, on the
independence road. Underlaid
with coal. Large apple orchard.
Possession given March /, 1900.
Also offer the large two-story
brick residence, in this city,
between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth Sts., on Franklin avenue.
The above residence is for rent.
w. G. MUsGRovE,
If Administrator.
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| LOCAL SH0RT-ST0PS

by, county court,
your fno horse TO town Monday.
inches Of snow on the third day OF
a plenty.
81 a Nagel's for bread, cakes, Ice
bod ices. 4'S-2t
! was q light snow at Lexington on
} day Of April, 1852.
=. sALE.-A lady's bicyole-almost
Apply at this office. 2.25'tt
borse men have decided to have a
bow In this city on Monday, April
Jordan aud Mable Parks, OF Lex
were licensed to marry, at Kansas
nesday.
! .seven years ago today the saluda
.p at the Lexington landing, and
>ity to seventy. five lives were lost.
j Frank Tyrrill, pastor of the
~ Christian church, at St. Louis,
signed, aud will accept a call to
sniG.
wounds, sprains and bruises
j heal II you apply Billiards. Snow
Dot. Price 25o. and Soc. Sold by
Jaw & Young. 4'1.1m
occasional dose OF Prickly Ash
keeps the system healthy, wards
ease and maintains strength and
"A. Sold by Leroy Farmer. 4-1'2t
* pile and a whipping post would
is county a whole lot of money In
Prse Of a lew years. We need all the
we can get to pay our bonded
edness.
ALE,-Barred aud Buffed p. r.
Is and hens; thoroughbred. Also
Langshan oockrels and hens
Reasonable. Also eggs In season at
z per setting Of 10 eggs. v. IL
j 1.14.tf
Racket store has removed the deco
from the windows which were put
pr Easter and have put In othel
tionS equally as attractive. The
'iors are to be congratulated OF
'%uccess,
Pure's Magazine Tor April coutaini
~Pedingly interesting account, vividly
Ping the recent competitive runs
ppy fast mail trainp over the lines o
plcago, Burlington d Quincy ant
.nlcago 4 Northwestern railroad
Chlcago to Omaha.
. horrid fits OF depression, melan
low spirits and sudden irritability
pnetlmes aifllct even good tempere,
10 due to the blood being per
With black bile. Herbine vii
The blood, restore health an
Iulness. Price 20 cents. For sale b
paw Young. 4.1-1m
PA'urday night, the Salvation Arm.
A'e with them at their hall, Capital
run and Lieut.. Davis, from IlIlnoi
charge OF the meeting. Thl
y will be followed by a bali. nigh
per- The meetings on Sunday wi
BY Ensign Chas. Throckmorto
lie, officers in charge.
knights OF Father Matthew CAV
FASTER ball at Turner Hall, Monda
There was a deep snow on tn
and more was falling, but II di
" anybody from attending. Th
was iull, and every dance found th
crowded Music was furnished b
orchestra, and was good. Th
lment tables were very pretty, wit
u'splays OF handsome cakes. Th
was Kept up nearly all night an
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PERSONALS


Rev. j.. q. Coss spent several days here
this week, visiting home folks.
Col. 8. J.. Huston, who has been In
Kansas City for several weeks, is at home
again.
Mrs. VIM. Russell and her daughter and
Mrs, Edward Stewart, Of Kansas City, Wis
tied friends here the past week.
Messrs. Alex. Graves and Walter u.
waddell, OF Lexington, were registered at
the Midland Hotel, Kansas City, April 3D.
Miss Dollie waddell went to Kansas
City last Saturday morning, on q visit to
her cousin, Mrs. Frank Groves, and
returned Tuesday night. She says she
had a delightful visit.
Mr.. F. B. Duval will start through
Kansas next week in the interest OF q
large st. Louis shoe house. Mr.. Duval
knows the shoe trade by heart, and will
make a good salesman.
Mrs. A. Wade aud little daughter, oil
HiRglnsville, left Tuesday for Dallas,
Texas, where they will visit her sister,
Mrs. Dealey. Mrs. Wade will stop a few
days In Howard, Kansas.
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Chicago Inter. Ocean, May 2Srd, 1888;
Blind Boone, the colored vocalist and
piauoforte player, assisted by Miss Stella
May, gave a concert last night at the
Centenary NJ. E. church. The greater
part Of the program was instrumental
and the touch and expression OF the blind
man is exquisite. Considering the dis
advantages he labors under he is perfectly
marvellous. His principal pieces were q
Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, and the
Marshfeld Tornado. Miss Stella May,
young lady scarcely IS years OF age, sings
admirably and has a perfect contraltc
voice. At New Grand opera house, April
Il. Seats on sale at Creushaw & YounR's
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CLUBBING RATES.

The INrELLIoENcER will send you any
paper or magazine In the United States
We guarantee the regular delivery OF all
papers and magazines. We do all the
writing and save you money and trouble.
INTELLIaENCFR one year and
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The "Big Three" combine will give you
the INTELLIoENcER, the Cosmopolitan
Magazine aud the New York TwiCe.a:
Week World, all one year for gao. n
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VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT

uont wear glasses unless you
moy ht' and are doing you good,
Hataro thing to find two people who
wear tho same glasses and got good
u'a' No person has two eyes Just
Each eye should be tested
,A'e'y' Among my customers are
4u1ed. who will toll you OF the great
~ l have had In this line. You
Tue benefit OF all my experience
e' ana II YOU want glasses my
Nv will DO Us low as honest goods
'o'u Tor II your eyes trouble
any way come and 500 me.
4 0IEANIAINI IA A.
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Seed Oats.

For sale by Jos. s. Benton, on Warrens
burg road, seven miles south Of Lexing
ton. 4.1-2t
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County Depository.

ONCE Of the County Clerk, Lafayette county.
Missouri.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the County
~ Court OF said county aud state Will at the
May term thereof, A. d., 1870, and on the
FIRST day OF said term, and ut moor OF said
day, receive and open sealed proposals from
any banking Incorporation, association or
Individual banker In said county that may
desire TO be selected a. the depositary Of the
after.
|. Aprlls, 1899. FRANK THORNTON,
j tsN County Ciesn-
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