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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
Are You Troubied2 and do you Want Your
Troubles to Flv AWnv2

You have suffered worlds of trouble.
anxiety and pain, and you hardly
know what ails you. Sometime your
business goes wrong, and for long
time you have been feeling physically
very badly. Don't know what is the
matter? OF course you don't else you
would get some medicine. The trouble
Is with your stomach and liver. Ty-
ner's Dyspepsia Remedy will do vast
amount Of good in helping this trouble
if you will use it. Price 80 cents per
bottle. For sale by all druggists
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STATE or SOU II cNNt,II%A.
) EBI. I.NIII.E fot'\TY
In TIC (nul.f nf Cv}utuuu yyc,,x

. ibi- ' ilI'f oCNIl.
In TIC CDurf nf Cvn,non IYcus.
Edmunls +. 'rnwn go, and others.
plaintiffs, W. Il. i;Ar, ian Allen. David
X. Cooley, IA Alien ~ Cooley, K",mrah
w. Allen, ts NJ, Defendants. Relief.
DY virtun of All order nf sale Iu,a.le i'm
I'D the above stated cas-" ] will offer for
sale n Anderson Cnnrt House. :. e., mt
pnhlic ontcrv en- SaleetlAv in January.
1890 tfucs.av, January = wi,hin tho
legal hours at sale, tho fulnwi 4 de-
Acribcd property, >ituair in raid 5; m;eand
in the County "f Andcrsns To wit:
All thet Tract or Pnrc-l OF Land, known
IA the Mau!diu 'rract, containing One
Hundred md Seventy aero" more
or less, bnnndeI nv laniS of James
Wau>iow, Estate Ihnuns \ Shcrar,l.
and others.
Terms OF sale One half cash, balance
on II credit Ct twelve mo;ith with inter-
est from day of sale, to ha secured by
bond and mortgage. Purchaser to have
leave to pay all 'as5. Purchaser to ,ny
for papers.
WALTER l.. MILLER, Master.
DtcD, 1899 - =
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Under Ladder.

Just to show you what superstition
great majority Of people have" said
the proprietor Of a large shoe store on
Baltimore street few days ago, "looll
at that ladder in front of my place.
The base Of 1t Is out to the curb, and
yet the people will not walk under it.
They prefer to go out in the middle Of
the street and walk around" The re-
mark was perfectly true. Not one
man or woman walked under the lad
der during the five minutes that the
reporter was watching with but one
single exception. and that was n blind
man, who was feeling his way along
with cane.-Baltimore News.
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- Tommy-"Pop, the rain falls
alike-upon the just and the unjust
doesn't it?" Tommy's Pop-"Yes,
yes; don't ask silly qucstions!" Tom
my-"And itisn't just to steal another
mans umbrella is it?' Tommy $
Pop-"Certainly not. IF you ask
more" Tommy-"But pop, the rain
docsn t fall upon the man that steals
the umbrella. and it does on the man
that had his stolen. Funny, ain'tit,
pop?"
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Gl0ttlller S Friend

We know that i'll thousands of cases
1t has proved more than \ blessing 70
cNpcctant mothers. ltovcrcomcs morn
Ing sickness 1t relieves the sense OF
tiEhtiicss. Headaches cease, and dan
ger from Swollen. Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided Labor itself is
shortened and >hnrn oi mos, OF the pain.
We know ti::.t many doctors recon-
mend i. and VIC know ,ila. inutitudca
ot women =" 10 Tie drug stores and buy
1t because they axe sure their physicians
have no ohlc,.!ons. We ask II trial
just fair ,cs,. There is 10 possible
chance of iij"rr Icing the result. be-
caHsc Mctl:cr':, :, I>riend is scientific
ally compromised. II Is sold at 81 bot
tic, and si!o,,l. be used d,:rin. most OF
the period oi ..i;a,ioA. although great
relief is experienced fused Only short
time before tl!i!.hirtu. Send for our IL
lustra,cd book nl.r:t Mothers Friend.
THE EpADI:,j:! - pEG,u ATOP 90
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Kno.rn by His Worlxa

''They tell me thet strange feller
who wuz to tn dance at th' Corners
las night is an editor"
'Thass right. He got up them dance
programmes."-C Plain Dealer.
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ra,,e-. c....-.s.. s..n an summer

Tai1e.s Children Gurn an summer.
According to Combe, boys born in
the months Of September, October, No
vember, December, January and Feb
ruary are not so tall as those born in
other months. Those born in Novem-
ber are the shortest; those born in July
are the tallest.-Public Opinion.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

TIE undersigned, Administrator oI
Estate of r.. ID. McAlistcr decd, here
Ivy gives notice tha, he will IN the 10Th
day "f January, 1900, apply To the
Judge of Probate for AndorSun County,
:. e.. for Final settlement at said Is.
tate, ami p discharge from his Office IT,
a
s. II. TINS, Admir-.
Dec 10, 1899 Ok S
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of authority vested in me
AO by the Will Of w C. Brown, de-
'xmsed, will sell to tho highest bidder at
Anderson {. H., s. c, on Monday, the
first day nf January 1900, Tract q
Land lying on Tugalo River, in Fork
township, containing fourteen acres,
more or less. Torms-Cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps
ANNA l.. BYRD, Ex'x.
Dec 6, 1892 "a
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Who's at ths Helm.

When sickness once begin; i, :. family
the tIouiDlci multiply so .4s: ,l:a, .,rv ..,.,.,
To come III overwhelming vases NDv.,
dc1 If sometimes one or both =; lie la:, :,
gives ont under the strain and ;vil :,
some kind ncighbor oT one Of t..c your,, 7
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

A Ill persons are hereby warned not to
~ hunt. fish, shoot, snare, trap, net,
cut tim Der or otherwise trespass on any
lands owned or controlled by either Of
the undersigned. Persons disregarjing
thiH notice will he prosecuted to the fuil
extent Of the law.
j. =. Ledbetter, p. S. Mahaffsv.
j. A. Stevenson. II. r. Vandiver,
r.. J. Dalrymple, j. A. Burgess.
w. Thaddeus Hunt. w. X. Sharp.
NJ. d. Mays, A. Hunter,
]. ID. Babb, j.T. Gaines.
r. =. earle James q. CAN'T.
Dec &, 1899 ~ 4#
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GOOD RAILROAD.

East-bound from the Missouri River to
st. Louis, Chicago, 1t runs the finest
trains, wide. yestibuled. Pintsch lighted
throughout. with the Bnrlingtcn's cele.
brated free chair cars, dining cars, Pull.
man sleepers.
North bound: two daily trains, per
fectly equipped, to Omaha, Sioux City,
ST. Paul.
Northwest: from City 10 five hundred
miles saved from the Missouri River to
the Northwest by the great time saver
the Billings Route.
West: from the Missouri River to
Colorado and beyond. two great trains
daily.
1900 miles Of standard railroad. The
pioneer in courteous treatment OF tray.
elers.
The main travelled road-every tickle,
agent has tickets reading over the
Great Burlington Route.
J. c. BRAMHALL, L. W. WAKELY,
Trzv. Psss'sAgt- Gen1 Pass'r AIT,
SIS Main Street. ST. Louis, No
Kansas City, No.
HOWARD ELLIOTT;
General Manager,
St Joseph, Nc
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sHERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION.

In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,. at Lexington, December Term, lsB
william Mcintosh, Morocco saunders, Maria
CuEzens, aud George Cuzzens, her husband.
3. X. Saunders and John Saunders. adults;
Manual Saunders. a minor; Herbert saun-
ders, u minor: Luelia Gates, a minor. anc
Albert Gates, \ minor, BY Matthew Wilson.
guardian VI the estate Of said minors.
exparte.
Dy virtue Of n renewed order Of sale made
on a Judgment and decree OF the circuit cur
OF Lafayette county. Missouri. rendered ut the
August term. le95. which was renewed at
December term. le9s, and again renewed AZ
April term, le". aud again renewed az August
term, loH1, Issued from the ohlce Of the clerk
OF said circuit court OF Lafayette county, In
the above entitled cause, 10 favor of said
plaintiffs exparte. 20 nj directed and return
able TO December term. lsss. Of taid court. L.
the undersigned, sheriff VI Lafaye cite county,
Missouri, will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1879.
between the hOnrs OF niue O'clock IN the fore
noon aud i've O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
day. IN trout Of north dour VI courthouse. In
the. city OF Lexington, during the session "
said circuit court, Offer Tor sale and sell, al
public veudue, 10 the highest bidder, on the
following term, tOwiti one half cash aud one
half IN twelve mouths. the deferred payment
u be secured BY decd VI trust ON the property
sold. the following described real ,state,
situate In the county Of Lafayette, and state
Of Missouri. t0-wit; The east half Of the west
half Of lot nfiy-uipo t5ai, also ten feet IN u
south edo OF lot nifty t50l. all in Old Town Of
Lexington. as SAINT appears on plat and plan
Of said old Town. now on nlo in once OF
recorder Of deeds for said county.
Given under my hand this nth day OF
November, lspa. JOHN A. FULKEhsON,
l.litd sberi
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER .. lsg,.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas John X. Proctor and Rebecca N.
Proctor. bis wife. by their certain doed Of trust.
dated April q, lsH, duly acknowledged and
recorded IN the recorders once for Lafayette
county, Missouri. In bOo number us, At page
80, conveyed 70 the undersigned TRUSTED the
following described real estate, situate, lying
and being 10 the county OF Lafayette, 10 the
state Of Missouri. tO.wit: Lot number one hi,
10 block number ten n0. In the town OF
Lisbon. now Napoleon, as per plat OF sald
tovn. now on Me 10 the once Of the recorder
OF deeds for said county OF LafAJ site, which
said deed OF trust wa given 10 secure the
payment OF o certain prOmissoFy note therein
Described, and naid promlssory note Is row
past due and unpaid. and default has beeu
made 10 the payment u said promlssory note;
now, therefore, notice IL hereby given that al
the request Of the legal holder o. said prom.
issory mote. and BY virtue OF the provisions In
said deed Of trust mad and provided, I will
10 accordance with the provisions 10 said dced
OF trust. sell the above described real estate
at public Vendue, TO the highest bidder fol
cash. at the court house door. 10 the city OI
Lexington. Lafayette county. Missouri. 90
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9, Isn,
between the hours Of 2 o'clock in The forenoon
aud 5 O'Clock 10 the afternoon Of that day. fol
the purpose Of paying said debt, the costs and
expenses Of eIecutlng this trust.
JOINT hoBEhTs. Trustee.
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Trains will pass Lexington Junction n :
the Wabash a. follows;
Going Castillo. 20, local freight, o:2oa
nj No. 2, Eastern Express, IllO a. m.
DO. IL. Eastern Express, 1908 D. m I; No
Q, Mail and Express, 7:A5 p. m; No. 4
Atlantic Express. 1901 p. m.
Golog weat-No. 7, Mail and Express
sio2 a. M; No. rs, Kansas City Aocomoda.
ton, 500 q. %.
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snERlFFsI

Rock Island ImplemsD''
versus
Harry Il. King N Ia
"Y In he Circuit CouT1I .,
La ~ lIG on No. In y, aSaas
o,I Ny C'F' the cIerk Of , iSs
fayctie county ,ys,,m v 70
az ~" aid court, !, john a. ~
'"'' SATURDAY, pE siasS
ho,wcen The hours o. ne I
D Oeon ana Ave o'cleek, I ' q
day, at toe e. nS SIIS q nad
or.r soT :" sale and scll r ,Ii|
bidder, ioT c '",6 1eiEc I !
l ny 70 the b, ioiloyluns, o Stp
sitnate In Laiaye,n.aV heinz
Fifty.nyc l,il acr ,s,ter and
nft2e southeast qlnans,bcasi !
on no n,,arter " scc'loa eel
ahlp ,wVc,si half Of sGI,"i nd
MN : 40, iows o.6 g,ouihl
,wan.yclght tlsl' s In eICeI
Inn iweniy.tour l., sd d
s a,yp OF Of the sou s,srtIou \
so,,Ibeesi quarter JSI, "a
township f0ry.nlpne esoaaH
is,l Mi il Iafayei'ss sndthls I
1Iyen under my
Oef' l'@' JOHN A. T GI5sslI|
Lexington, Mo- MOVE
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TRUSTEES SALE

whereas. Joshua Clay. and Julia Clay. his
wife. by their certain deed 81 trust dated the
18Th day Of ay, lse, and recorded In the Oihce
Of the recorder OF deeds for Lafayette county
Missouri. IN box l4s. At page 10. conveyed &c
the undersigned, AZ trustee. the following
described real estate, situate 10 LAfaye cite
county. state OF Missouri. to Wit: Lot NUN,
oered thirteen u.s.. in block numbered sixty
eight tee), Of the first addition tn the city o.
Lexington. 10 secure the payment OF thu
promissory note In said deed described ant
the interest thereon: and whereas default la
been made 10 the payment Of said note ant
interest thereon, now, therefore. !. the sai,
trustee. NJ the request Of the legal holde
Of said note, will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1899.
At tho court house door, in the city Of Ler
ington. In the county OF Lafayette aforesaid
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fort
noon and nve O'clock In the afternoon Of tha
day, sell publicly nj auction, to the highes
Lidder, for cash, the real estate above de-
cnbed for the purpose of satisfying said deb
and Interest and costs Of executing this trusl
U. O PHETZING. Trustee.
Lexington, Mo-, November II. iso. lstd
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Texas Wonder.
HLLI's aRRAr DISCOVERY.

oss small bottle Of Hsll's Great Dis
eovery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak aud lame backs,
rheumatism and all Irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder 10 both men aud
women, regulates bladder troubles 10
children. II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent BY mail on reoeipt Of q. One
small bottle is two months treatment,
will cure any case abovs mentioned. DIR.
Z. ". Hall, sole manufacturer, b. Louis,
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi-
monisls. Sold by Crenshaw a Young.
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READ THIa.

Fiorssvills, Texas, January 7, 1885,
This 10 10 certify hat after suffering per-
iodically for nine yeSrs with severe kid.
ney troubles, ! feel now, after the use Of
about two.thirds OF o bottle Of Halls
Great Discovery that l am cured.
i2-2mi J. A. WEssKNIcH.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
GO via the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
the Short Line and Best Route.
REDUCED HOUND TRIP RATES now
IN EFFECT.

REDUCED HOUND TRIP RATES now
IN EFFECT.
All Of the large hotels at Hot Springs
are now open. In addition to these are
three hundred boarding houses proyld-
Ing accommodations at reasonable rates.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the only
health aud pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties Of the Hot Waters are
vouched for by the Surgeon General Of
The United States. Send for rates, illus.
trated descriptive matter aud complete
particulars.
II. G. SrIDHAM. Agent.
Tel. No. 80. Higginsylle, Mo.
JANE CHARLTON, q. II. ut A.
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Write 10 wm. n. raylos. A. O. p. A
eoutbsrn ny, Louisville. KY, or J. c.
Boam, IT,, ~ W. p. A., southern R'y,
Chicago. fllinois, for copy Of Summer
Householder aod The Land Of the say
Booklet. II
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PRESIDENTS VIEWS.
Annual State Paper Submitted to
the Nations Lawmakers.
Feiieitous Remarks rPoa h Ceuntry's
Financial aud Commercial Coaditioa-
Maeh Alteration Givea to Affairs IN
Cuba. Porte Rice and Philippine.

Washington. Dec S-PueSdent Nc
Kinley to-day transmitted the follow
ing message to the Hfty-siNth con
greSS;
To the senate and HouSs q Representatives
Atthe threshold u your deliberations you are
calird 10 mourn With you cucnpymeu the tcata
Q, Nioc Prescott Hobart who pAssod fron IRE
On The morning - Novcuhef0 last HIS SOD
scui nov rests To- eternal pcacc HIS rnsaie
lie SaS purv and eicNaied shfle his pubic
career as evcs slSt uEuishod BY lave capecn,
stainless integrity, and exalted muuves he
has peen rcmoyed FROM Tho hkh ounee Shich be
honorcd and digninoA bot his iory caaactcr
his devotion 10 duty his hoOesy % puuo&
aud noble virtues rvnaih viii "a as = proc'eSs
legaSy and example
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(yOrd(
tooa o.
NJ, a. hsS
M Aad The nos
II '..1sssS
s snS ,%Sani,miIiIng ,nas.,..
i Inv tS !, admiral sa@,taI and -
people Of the Oensses,,
Srament have haa NJ.
convincing the Pre,,
ana safety and 5m,Daa N
.aenl can oaly b. io5'a1l =
The I iu,uss Of the rpilas
rests with The ,ooa,.
rev srayer respcu'Isu
v saSlSs % Us ss ~.
opporIu NJ ~, ia'' aAd w
under The s.s sSnes HlsA Aa
evsrs \ shelter Of our d,
b. aba S \ :, Law AID qa
them Al oO.s u We tssn
ism " W. sI s,st . ANARCHY ~
among "" ma n,Is 'A'n avdnl
permit ' sDo, IVA po'sR
Their r, II''Isi " 'etH q
the see ,'en =, pans and a.
adyep, !, N n. sallss. 'uaaus
Of belns a. D,ys h'si d ID
freedom , = We Aope lA,t,nl
nin1 al y, sna Progress slIla
than ar ~H ga Of as,J "A
past IT,. "alCA A's tiflssll
sos,s aue ~sasge'Iiau Aa
md 9i ,eD ,ssS our 'aAanJ
teetorate over Nm
be found. I an ,u,s
tentlon- Sucn !.
nI,co eua oiesA \
ing better than % ,erss,
mercy Of armed lnu,,..,.
responsible for N. A..
and give US no Dove, IA
charge Us with n, ,,,.
agains, each Other IA a.
any iorelgh poss, M
quarrel In short 4 ~,
gress Of the United S,,,.s
Ing war and YES, Tia, -.
In the Tagalo leader, a.
II does not seen deslr.s !,
ommend at this uns1n.-a
OF government for tbs,a ~
shall be restored II viii 4. n,
70 construct a plan Of S@uV.,.-l
establish and mainnls 49,
peace in the PHILIPPINES
still existing and Easp
formation will Be r1ar,d.l
dillon Of Attain b.ior I,,,-I
nent scheme Of owl so,s,,-l
port OF the eomnIsson ~
will contain lhiormaHo, ~
will be Of value 70 eoarr,u /
transmit as sooh @nhe~.l
As long as lhe lbars,n- :
Iltary arm must nes,s1HI
there Is 20 reason vi, On,
from tine 10 time % n,,ua
essentially popular lapsf
rltory Is held OF eot,rls
this end am eousd,n,,
the return OF the oonn.
metnha. ,b.,..
existing .uthoJ,,.
th,ougbon, ths ,t,,A'
recou,truc,lop .ho,1
lishmsn, a, oas ~.,,.i.
The lslana, Win 4, ~,
thai ths vo,t ,horn
nm fro,n ,hs - A.,
nal yoysgrm.r,. ~ -
mont. central ~
I'ntii corsre.s Nm ~.
formal s,pre.Jos ai,.,nl1
thorltr Vested ia m,
statute, Ia apbold "a. o,.,sr
States In those dl,las, ia,,i,l
plaoes where our sas nevll
Ishall putal me d,s.l
nav all .hs means aAl'lN
gress and the peoPl, A'T,
this unptovoAei .ni .is,'a
cease. u aHi " sn
insure the nercIiaI coadHa
naval operation, they ''di
but every sep Of H' pO isa
been mlrAed by auaAllV
prlsed even The ni'lalaa
truesl k'ndnt'' % item WI
iecil'e celel o. Vn'''
nour oi N''oD "''~~~
reconslrueIion -
No eHor' VA be Haas p pa
places de'oll'ei b. fa' lnal
government We shan not
the s.nie To oesin l1e o'l,a1
n. ,,a,Ss.
-~s--1t.N = - isIa',,1 n
operation olsa t, , to li /, ., ,n,l' ,,,1
ucultule ana m every way
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legaCy and example
A. 20 the ConntFys Condition.
Tec Ffuy-Sxth congress oouyencs 10 is hSi
regular session with he cOuutry in q cOntiuon
Of unusual Prosperity. 81 universal good wtli
arn0ng the people, a. home ant Ia relations OF
poacS aud fnesdship win every govcrnmeht Of
TIE world. Our foncign commerce has shown
great increase In volume aud value The CON
hined Imports and exports Tor ne year arc the
laurest ever shown In = SinEls year IN all our
history Our experts for 1872 aio1e excceded By
more than N.o00o0o cur imports and exports
combined IN ISL The imports pa capita are
- Per cent less than IN iSO ghtc the exports
per capita ART s. yer cent more than IN lS70
showing the ENLARGED capacity Of The UGlted
States 10 satisfy the gAn0o Of is ouu lnereAs-
inE population As well as 10 eOauiouie 70 tocse
OF The people q other nations
Exports Of Agricultural products we're ts4-
I6HG o. Manufactured products we exported
Ia value tesaSitA being larger thAn any pre-
Nicus year. II Is = noteworthy tact that the
only years IL all our history when the produets
OF our manufactures sold abroad were ISe And
ise Government receipts from all sources Tor
the fiscal year ended June - Iss, ineiudihs
tIl,nSAai4, part paynent Of The CeatrAl Pa
cinc railroad Indebtedness aggregated &Io,SS-
W4S Customs receipts were s06iS. els5.
and those from internal revenue. s=7SS17.le 81.
For The fiscal wear he erpenalures we're ~
asAsao o. leaving a denest ., ssluSaG. The
secretary Of the treasury n that The re-
GENTS for he current ascAl year vii argrersts
ts40sss lts and upon the basis Of preset ap-
p-ropriauonS the expenditures viii aerrerate
esa@sils leaylnE a surplus Of t4lymo.0a
For he fiscal wear ended June 81 1883. the
internal revenue receipts were increased about
loOO00O The present gratifying strength Of
The treasury i shown BY he TACT that on De-
cember 1. ls9s. the available cash balance vas
g7EO4sT.7a OF which ss2Fus SD was in
GOLD coin and bullion. The conditions Of ooad-
dence which prevail throughout the COUNTRY
have brought SOLD into more general use aud
ous toms receipts are poW alnosi enurely paid
in 10, coir
Increased activity In industry, with is vel.
come attendant-a larger employment Tor labor
At higher w-ares-gives 70 the body Of the people
a larger power 70 absorb the circulating me-
Il is further trae that rear BY year. with
larger areas Of land under cultivation. the in
creasinE volume Of agricultural products. cot
tor. corn and wheat calls for a lar-er volume
OF money supply.
Tn. N.,,on.t a.,h,n. A.,
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Markets for Farm Pros,c.,

natNets arc being sought and ope,,d ,n T..
surplus farm and factory produois A., w ioI
aau " ASIA. The outlook for Ihe I'd ru.ops
5ouns farmers through agricultural e'lIoao o.
psllneht stations with opportunltiss ,Vsu W.
spso'alse N the department OF agrie t,ssa "
NY TX promising The people OF lIaws y
ss,u. anu the Philippine islands hays ' n"so
Non. ~ y ane establishment Of experim,nt ~
'N sm0Ie scientific Knowledge Of ~ WI
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-09

rr0tee.,oh Of tho national forests lnaugu.
tnted by the department Of the ln,erloy ~ wy,
sas peen caused during the past wear a ,nnsn
nas peen accomplished In the way Of prnven,,ns
rvrcst hres and The protection Of he ,lnaSss
.heIs aie now large t-acts covered hy forss,.
sh'sh wl'l eventually be reserved ana ast anss,
~, 'o,,,t uses Unul that can be dIns Nm
sdcss should lnerease the appropriate, lay ~.
work OF protecting the forests ~ 'ne
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-09

These rngs are genuine roliedgold plate, having the exAct
Appearance aud qualities Of solid gold, and guaranteed b
the maken 70 Last two yean with ordinary usage, New
pattarns and very popular. '
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-09

Preparations for the industries. arts. and
products Of he united States al the worlds ex.
position to be held IN Paris next year continue
on an elaborate and comprehensive scale, thanks
10 the generous appropriation provided by con.
gress and 10 the friendly interest the French
government has shown 10 turthering q typical
exhibit OF American progress
There has been allotted TO the United States
4 considerable addition Of space. which. while
placing our country In the irst rank among
exhibitors. does not suriee TO meet the increas-