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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

Mtisss ~tssa eper~ Rubeus' de.
sert Fren zee Cross Rapha-I1s
~rraasngarasic snd Michael Angslo's
~lAst leGTGes arr distinct from
sseSS,AtN tn Cod AOfs such lu6nits
rtsorNss that b ,ea rst 90 the wallet
Nhe ~ aeA s~,euieg nor thar As
lscve ard In n6outg galleries all
90 q j. ux "a ard your tod. our
rroNSer eed - cetor, What is the use
- oar Werryio. tout ary human az
sccalsne AZ sre wisiuterprStcd.
he Col % ~ n~sny-co,orvd sunset
c0t ~, De ~ color on our action.
NNN he ramh -cofthc western heav.
e1s al svcst6e but the upholstery Of
ore otthe wir5 5 II our future home
WAst suAa be- s. COR as TO he eAas-
ire eueuies, A. uot this sabbath sun
g. down upoaSo.rWrath.
NaAsumcd y The swerd Is the
Ivy 81 Reavsn > Aell~ But my hear
~ "a he ar iay we will and just
Re opposite az t'stto be true. and that
The swOca Eevtr upiOeks Heaven. and
that he VITO D. wounds IL greater
than be who ag.es them. and that on
Tie ssNt rug ~ Two keys-Gods for
eivSucss o rs 9 our forgiveness OF
ertsnies-Nud a. &c two keys unlock
psrs1iso
Ard a0w wis tor all o. you a beau.
efol sunset 70 earthly existence.
VIII some Of N,u il has been = long
cay Of trouble. ard with Others Of you
IL win be far frou calm. When The sun
rose at six e'clC e. Il was the morning
Of youth, and at Gay was prophesied.
but by the dine ne MONDAY or middle
life had conc sad The clock OF your
earthly ~exissence had struck -. cloud
racks gathered and tempest beloved
IN the track 81 tempest. But as the
evening Of ole age approaches, | pray
Coo the skies may brighten and the
clouds be piled up into pillars as Of ee
lesual temples TO which you 90. OF
move as with mounted cohorts come 10
take you home. And as you sink out
OF sight below the horizon. may there
be a radiance Of Christian example lin
gering long after you have gone. and on
the heavens be written In letters OF
sapphire and on the waters in letters Of
opal and or the hills in letters Of EN-.
erald; Thy sun shan no more go
down, neither shan The moon withdraw
itself, for the Lord shall be thine ever
lasting light, and the days Of thy
mourning shall be ended" So shall the
sunset OF earth become the sunrise OF
Heaven.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live stock.

Live 8took.
Kansas CITY. Dec. lL-Caule-ReosIpt. slnea
snturday, b,tDi calves, SIS; market generally
steady; shipping and dressed beet stears. "a !,
SSssjg; sisss61ssFss 'aAb ss I've; :,:st :.
era sa7SotA Hogs-Rsosipts since SATURDAY
t,sls; market steady and higher At aO1aIoo'
sheep-Receipts since Saturday, ais; marie,
steady; sheep 159AOo; lambs, R7SaAh
81 Louis, Dec il.-Catue-Reoelpts. s6N.
market steady; beeveS. tLSlaa7s, the outslde
TOR fancy steersistockers and feeders, ts.SOal7 "a.
BOWS aud helfsrs, t2ooaAsS: Texas and In.
dian stsers nna+.75.. ~Hoss-Recslpts, 500.
market steady; pigs and lights, ReDs
40; packers, 19O1l.0S; butchers, a. ) I2x
sheep-Receipts, 90; market strong: ma.
tive muttons, 075G4G; lambs, I.50aAE
chicago, Dec lL-Cattle - Receipts. Rl OOD.
choice about steady; Others ioc lower; buteher,
SUCK and Gamers steady; stockers and feeder,
unchanged; bceyes. sg.S5Gz.S; cows, pOod47s.
heiiers, tAS1b5; Gamers, RODaaOO; stooker.
and feeders, taOGf.6: Texas grass steers. a Sd
OH; Texas fed beeyes. bL.002A.3. HoTs-Re,
oeipts. tH'0o; market q shade lower, ertra
TOP Aib; mixed and butchers, saeoaI 10,
eood 70 choice heavy, Amali9X; rough
heavy. 0D91e6: light lseOal0; buih
Of sales. epsoAO6. S-heep-Reoeipts. IA oo
market shade easier; native wethers, Ss.eoa
80 western. NOoaL40; lambs steady 70 am
native, sLooohbOi western n.Ooab.t0.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
The DIr.renoe on 0o,h,,w

How much more toughnesa and en-
durancs the average woman has than
the average man when II comes 10 n
question Of the cold. One would hay.
a sort Of pity for a man who should
venture out on the chilly days OF au-
tumn with no overcoat. Yet the extr.
coat that the womau dons 10 nc thicker
nor warmer than the ordinary inside
coat that a man wears within doors and
In which be looks peaked" in the outer
air But the woman, on the other hand.
wears that little Dat over a cotton shirt
waist and Il warm and comfortable.
often ir this climate the addition OF n
fur oollarette is the only conceadou
she makes to The colder days when a
mans light overcoat Is banisbed by the
coming OF the heavier winter garment.
In hummer II is a much Of q mystery
how The man car amilinsly endure the
eternal coat, while his slater or wife or
mother covers her shoulders With the
ARREST OF muslinA-N. Y sun
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
AGoNCILLO's STATEMENT.
The High Commissioner Of the Phnipplns
Republic at Paris Talks About the
Terms OF Peace.

New York, Dec. 1a.-The Journals
correspondent at Paris cables as fol-
lows.
While the American army has been
sweeping back the Philippine forces In
HI great, hot valley that stretches
from Manila TO the gulf Of Lingayen,
Senior Felipe Agoneillo, high commits
sioner of the Philippine republic, has
been explaining TO me here In Paris
the terms upon which the revolution
airy army Of the Philippines would be
willing TO lay down its arms. 1T Is a
matter Of great sorrow to me" said
Senior Agonclllo, 'that President Nc
hinley has not sent a commissioner 20
meet me. All the blood that has been
shed In the Philippine islands since
last February Is on his head.
Neither territorial nor state govern
ment under American sovereignty
would satisfy the nation | represent.
America is too far way TO make Che
state system successful in the Philip
pines. Even now the American peo-
pie do not know what is going on In
the island Of Luzon. Your politicians
=zsz. s-x.----s
OF the Malay character. 1t is impossi-
Die that they should ever be able TO
see things from the standpoint OF an
Asiatie people.
I've are fighting for territorial and
political independence. Until that is
achieved we cannot consent to peace.
We may be crushed by the force of SUI
perior numbers and wealth, but IL u
army is beaten in the field you will
have to keep a great military force in
the Philippine Islands. for, whenever
there is an opportunity, the population
will rise in arm II YOU capture our
firearms, the patriots will retire to the
hills and continue to fight with bolos
and bamboos. Our children and their
children will continue the struggle.
There can be no peace except that
which a great standing army can m
force. And your people must pay and
pay and pay TO keep US in subjection.p
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
DoINos OF CONGRESS.
Epitoms Of the worh Nov Bsisg Done ~
the National Capital By Oar
LAwmaksrl

In me senate on the oth nearly 80 bills and
nint rrsoluIouA several concurrent resolutions
and peutions NUMBERING hundreds we're pro-
sen,sd. senator Aldrich Or ID introduced the
art Mn II wasA financial measure 10 ''anirm
he existing value Of an forus d money and 70
refund The public debt" Among the other hills
iniroduceA were; 10 pension war vet
Grams over 70 years Of age; 10 re-
peal the war STAMP act: 20 regulate marriage
and divorce; tor election OF senators By the pe0-
ME; for government Department Of commerce.
ana industry and for the free coinage Of silver.
The house refused 20 allow Brigham II. Rob-
erta the Utah polygamist 10 take the oath OF
once the Tayler resolution beinR. adopted BY a
vote OF sti 10 81. Pending the investigating
commlttee's report Roberts ia 10 be refused any
privileges Of the door. Mr.. Corllss tNleh) in
troduced a bill providing for laying . cable from
San Francisco 70 honolulu and thence 10 Ma
Mia
san.ter Chandie, N ny AZ m. IN ,ntrn.
anced a bpl IN the senate nroviding for svxten.
stIc a,hIetle e-rrrciSes A. ne We, poi,t ana
AnnaDolis acadrmIes- Ne also osered /. rrsol,-
lion 10 investisale he elections ~ Wnl,am A
Clark Nfoutl and Nathan n scott NV. Va1 10
seats IN the senate senator Berry (Ark'J Of
fered A jolnt resolution for the election on limited
states senators bv the people. ANS were in
troduced by Senator Harris Ranl 10 make NE
presideut's term Of Office six vears and terms of
members OF the house -four wears; also 10
grant pensions to e~x-oonfederates who after
wards served in the army ana navy Of the
United States. The senate then Adjourned un-
III Monday 90. The house VS. ia session only
half an hour. an adjournment being taken Out
Of respect 10 the memory o. M. Green Men.
The speaker appoInted A ON ruleS NJ
uonh,,.D M, 4 in,,oa,oaa . ent :. .r.-.-.s.,.
nD.OOO. 90 for CONSTRUCTING The Nicaraeua canal
and Nj. Cooney MOI Introduced bnls for he
Improvement Of the Missouri river Al Niger
Bend, No, and At Huntsdsle. No.
The senate vas NOT in session on the 9Th
The house adopted a special order for begin
ming the consideration OF the currency bnl on
ne i,,h snd ,abir. 80 -. M.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Grain and Proy,.,o,.

Kansas City, Dec iL-Rsosipts Of uhsa, To.
day. IN cara Sales by car lots; No. 2 hard sta
ceci No. shard, 5sa65ho; No. 1 hard, sRXasoc.
No. Z soft ceaOc; No. ssoft osa@Nc; No 4 sof,
ec9ctc Receip.s OF oorn to-day. "a cars. No
mixed, @h9&ke; No. . mixed, 27ke, No
tmixed' H947ne; No. . white, asLaske. No
white. &c; No. 4 whits, nc. Rsceipt, 81
oats to-dsy. . cars; No. smlred. Ra10xs1c, No,
emixednh02c No. Z mixed 2iHe; No. sWhite
30; No . white, uH024o; No. 1 Whit ssc'
heoeipts Of hay to-day. o. cars; timothy,
choice, e'ooos.so: clover, pure, Ws0a7 a,
prairie, choice, n.oa7.sO; alfalfa, Hoas0p
Eggs, lbno por doL Poultry, live hens. a. ~,
10. large springs, %; ROSTERS, iSaac each,
turkeys oe7e; ducks, $40; geese, So; pigeon,
20 per doL Butter. extra fancy, so; dairy
lsc; store packed. ibo. Poatoea' home rrorn'
Sgtsc per ou sweet. oo0o6c per bu. Cabbage
IooGslO9 per DOT onions. home grown, 1nase
peg . u. Parsnipa. 1osoc per bu. Beans, Si.
y per b navy. si.eo per bu. Oyster plant so
9Nc per doz lunches Pumpkins, BasOc per
aof Hubbard squash. so0SOc Dor dog AppieS
Jar 70 ohoiea @oasi.oo per bu eulls ana
windfalls, 1o4Oo per bu.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GOOD RAILROAD.

East-bound from the Missouri River I,
st. Louis, Chicago, IL runs the fines
trains, wide-vestbuled. Pintseh lightet
throughout. with the Bnrlingtcns 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 6fty to five hundred
miles saved from the Missouri River 10
the Northwest by The great time saver
the Billings Route.
West; from the Missouri River "a
Colorado and beyond, two great trains
daily.
1850 miles Of standard railroad. Tbf
pioneer in Courteous treatment of tray.
eleTs.
The main Travelled road every ticket
agent has tickets reading over ihe
Great Burlington Route.
j. c. BRAMHALL. l. W. WAKELY.
Trav r. ss's Agt.. Gem Pass Art.
s5 baiu Street. Ct Louis. No
Kansas City. No
HOWARD ELLIOTT;
General Manager,
bt Joseph, NO
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
HAD HIDDEN A FORTUNE.
Over $1,000 xoand on the Premise. Of .
widow Who Died On an Okla-
homa Claim.

Wichita, Kan, Dec ll.-Mrs Lucy
Hunnicutt died on her claim in the
Cherokee strip three miles south OF
Hunnewell, Kan, in September, and
Attorney John Davis, of Wichita. who
has had charge of the matter OF settling
the Affairs has received word that
nearly $1,000 in bills has been found
hidden under the carpet Of Mrs Hun
nicutt's house, sewed into the lining
Of her dresses and concealed In other
ways in different places about the
house. Until the discovery Of this
money 1t was supposed that Mrs Hun
nicutt died In need, the result Of her
effort to make her way alone aud prove
up on her claim without getting into
debt.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

win leave Kansas City at 0.O5 p. M,
commencing November 4th. aud Satur-
day Of each week thereafter via the Mis-;
souri,, Kansas & Texas railway for San
Francisco without change. Route via
the NJ. X. 4 4. through Parsons to
Waco; s. A. and A. p. railway, Waco
TO F%latonio; 80. pac. Co. Flatonlo
through San Ahtonia to California
points. The equipment will consist OF
tourist cars Of the most approved pat
Tern, with the latest Improy ements and
comforts. For special rates. etc, COW
eIlng thls excursion. apply TO any local
agent for Information.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
DENIES HIS WIVES.
Roberts swsara That He Has Not Lived
In POiJsamy siRes the Edmund.
Law Went Into Kg.o,.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE consider.
alton OF the case of Mr.. Roberta. OF
vtan' was resumed Saturday by thu
house investigating committee Mr.
hoperts being present to plead TO Ger.
tain specific heterogeneous which had
been formed. Mr.. Roberts was FRS,
aaked II he conceded tho existence oi
the court record wherein he pleaded
guilty In 1889 under the Edmunds.
Tucker law, This he conceded. ia
was next asked whether about 1887 q,
aimee 1890 he married plural wives and
mad lived with them since that time a,
wives. To the whole OF this charge
Roberts pleaded not guilty and then
asmurred 10 the Jurisdiction Of IN,
COMMITTEES,
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DistrlbutIon q, o.,d.n

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE depart.
ment OF agriculture will begin It's dis
lrloutlon OF seeds a little earlier this
year than last, shipping them south
tne beginning OF January and perhaps
sending a few shortly before the arst.
"a year the seeds for distribution Ia
AL parts OF the country will consist OF
io,oOO,o quo packs Of. vegetable seeds.
l,oes,OOo of flower seeds, besides Geld
and lawn grass seeds.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
WIDOW OF 10 PROPHETS.
Mrs Young Who Has dust Died at Salt
Lake CITY. Married Joseph smith
and Brigham Young.

Salt Lake City, Dec. 12.-The first
siormon woman to enter polygamy died
here yesterday. Her name was Mrs.
Z. d. =. Young, and she was the widow
OF two prophets. She married Joseph
smith, the first Mormon prophet, at
Nauvoo, Ill, with the consent Of
Smiths first wifi. This was shortly
after the revelation commanding po-
lygamy was handei down. After the
death of Joseph smith she married
Brigham Young. She was one OF
George q. Cannon's several mothers
in-lAw, and died a firm believer in the
divine origin Of latter-day polyRAmy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Work of tho Mint.

Washington, Dec. n.-Mr. Roberts.
the director Of the mint, In his annual
report says; THE coinage OF gold was
the greatest In our history, amounting
to sios, III iso, againsts s4, eSa, soS in the
preceding year. The coinage OF silver
dollars from bullion purchased under
the act OF July Il. 1890. was SIS, 9S4. 500,
against sio,oOa, 7so In the preceding
year, and the coinage Of subsidiary sill.
ver %, 400, si7.e5 against s6,4sa, so4.D
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

st. Louis, Dec. la-capt. j. T. An.
uerson, general western agent here Of
the Georgia railway, has received a
letter from Col. Lamar Fontaine, an
e1-eonfederate Of Lyons, Miss, in
which he says that Gen. Joubert, the
boer commander, Is q native OF Louisi.
ana belonging to one Of the best fam
lilies.
Col fontaine says that Joubert com.
handed a louisiana regiment in the
civil war and served under Stonewall
Jackson from whom he learned the
art OF a After Appommatox, Col.
rontaine says, Gen. Joubert went 70
Egypt and afterwards to South Africa,
where he organized the Boer frontier
police.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
win Nominate a National Ticket.

Columbus, o., Dec, 1.-THE union
reform party will nominate by direct
vote a presidential ticket in 1900 on the
established platform OF the party,
which consists of a single plank, advo-
eating the initiative and referendum
method for all Legislation, both state
and national. This decision was
reached by the national executive COM
mittee Of the party at 4 conference in
this city. A proposition to consider
the advisability OF fusion with tho
democratic party on presidential candi-
dates was promptly defeated, as was
also u suggestion to enlarge the plat
form Of the party.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
camralgn Araln.t rlrnrnl,n..

New York, Dec. 1.-THE board OF
aldermen passed IN ordinance making
II q misdemeanor TO sell cigarettes "a
persons under Is years OF age. II wa,
passed by q vote Of Ss 20 s. Alderman
Wafer said "0ur children are driven
almost 'dopey,' and instead Of us faith.
ers bringing up boys 20 a sturdy man
hood, we are bringing them up At sub
jects for saniiariums and asylumA"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE secretary
OF the navy has issued an order award,
ing a gold medal Of honor TO each Of
the men who assisted Naval Constructor
hobson in sinking the collier Merrimac
the harbor of Santiago. Each Of
these men will also receive a gratuity
OF $780, In accordance with a provision
OF a special act Of congress. Con.
structor Hobson has so far gone unre-
warded for his great heroism. But an
effort will be made to secure him
proper recognition by special legisla-
ton during the present session of con-
gress.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

oeop fine u dozen green peppers
without the seeds; add one auart III
hnely-chopped green tomatoes and one
quart OF finelg-chopped cabbage; sprin.
kle over half a cupful OF salt, let stand
over night; next morning draw on all
the moisture, pack the vegetables in 4
stone crock or glass Jars, sprinkle them
WIN haif a cupful of mustard seed, one
teaspoonful Of cloves aud one teaspoon.
iui OF celery seed; cover with cold vim.
egari let stand two or three weeks be.
lore uSing.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Ueorria untrlendIy 70 Problbltlor

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. iO.-Bya a vote Of 20
TO u the Wilingham bill, which pro-
vides for the anhlhilation OF tho whisky
trafic IN Georgia, was defeated ysster-
day afternoon in the senate. The bill
reached the senate lRst week with a
small majority from the house. This
disposes Of the attempt TO secure the
enactment Of a prohibition bill in the
preAent legislaInre.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
For Educating Poor Young Men,

Chicago, Dec, l2.-As an offer of
$4,000 additional donation TO the Nc
oormiek theological seminary here has
recently been made by the Mccormick
family, on condition that the Presbyte-
rian church contribute a proportionate
amount toward the education Of poor
young men for the ministry, several OF
Inc leading Presbyterian congregations
in the country will be visited by solo.
itors from the seminary this winter.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
A Drowning U.u,,a md. C..--

. Albany, Ind, Dec. Il.-James
y. Ieeple. postmaster of Charlestown.
was baptized in the same spot in the
ohio river where his wife and child
were accidentally drowned last An.
gust Since that time Mr.. Teeple has
been a greatly changed man and sev.
eral weeks ago professed religion and
that place. Nv
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

10 sluggish liver, Herbloe. BY its bsps.
neiAi action upon tbs hillary tracts. reo
GERS the bile more iuid. and brings tn,
liver lotto q sound, healthy condition,
thereby bADishine the senss Of drowsi.
nss', letbarsy, and tho general feeling Of
apathy which arise from disorders Of the
liver. Price 90 cents. For sale BY Crsu.
shaw a Young. ls.2ml
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The Poor 10 ne Admil,.a rr..

Denver, Col, Dec. 1s.-The National
Jewish home for eonsumptives, located
in this city, was formally dedicated
yesterday. The home was built by a
Jewish order, but is not Intended for
the care Of members Of that order or
race alone Anyone suffering from
consumption who is unable TO pay for
treatment and care in any other instl-
tuition Is admissible into this one.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
To Wash an EIder-Dov, o,,,,

Put It in warm, sOapy water, to which
q little ammonia has been added.
Nring II out with the hands and re.
peat this process TIL clean; then rinse
all the soap out with two changes Of
water Shake well and hang out TO
ory, When dry shake the quilt fire.
quently until II Is as full looking and
toft as when new.-Detroit Free Press.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

Washington, Dec. o-presiGent No.
n'nley a expressed himself In favor
OF revivlng the grade Of vice admiroi
u interest Of both Rear Admiral
sampson and Rear Admiral scbiev
lie believes that this IA The ain
solution Of the whole sampson.SehIev
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16

Trains will pass Lexington Juncuo, =,
the Wabash ~ follows.
Going eSst-No. 20, local freight, $50 4.
MI No. 2, Eastern EXPRESS, lilo a. M.
No. II. Eastern Express, 1908 p. m /; No
o Mall and Express, 7;s5 p. M; No. 4
Atlantic Express, 1901 p. IN.
Going west-No. 7, Mail and EIpres,
eiOa a. MI No. Is. Kansas City Accomoda
ton. SOP =. m.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Young Rockehner's ringers burned.

New York, Dee 12.-John D. Rookie.
Teller Jr., Is apparently passing
through the same experience which
George Gould and ". X. Vanderbilt
had before they reached years of en-.
perience in the stock market. The big
surplus amount Of cash which his
father has always on hand led the
younger Rockefeller TO make a Spluree
In leather. 1t is said he lost $40, OOO. 900
before he could let 90.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
TIE GOLD STANDARD BILLS.
The Chairman Of the Democratic Erseuuv,
COMMITTEES says Their Iatrodaction IL
the Beginning Of h Money Iasue.

Chicago, Dec. III. @. johnson,
chairman OF the democratic executive
committee, yesterday said:
The Introduction Of the republican monetary
biiis shin the Issue before the country. The
discussion will be for or against the single
gold standard. instead Of for or against silver
As II was In 1900 Tho democratic party will
maintain It's stand 10 favor OF free and unlimited
coinage Of gold and silver nj the ratio OF sixteen
70 one lndepandent Of the consent Of any Tor,
ctsn uats0u- IN sn0ft ndepcnicn Dfnieiiffsn'
me discussion In congress over the republican
caucus gold standard measures will be the be-
ginning OF the discussion which will be carried
throughout the campIrn
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Texas Wonder.
HALLls aRPAr pIsnnvnRY

Doe small bottle Of HsH's Great Dis.
ooVery cures all kidney aud bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures 5isbeies
seminal emissions, weak and lame bsoks
rheumatism aud ~ irregularities OF ID,
kidneys and bladder 10 both men apc
women, regulates bl4dder troubles ia
children. II not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mail Oh receipt Of u. ont
small bottle is two months treatment.
VIII cure any case above mentioned. DR..
f. W. Hell, sole manufactures, 81 Louis,
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi.
monials. Sold by Crebshaw d Young.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Reward for Every Foo,paa Ru,.s

J. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. i2.-Footnod,
INV. created such a reign Of terror here
oos,a S",ol OF Police Broder yesterday
ps.eu a notice at police headousr,sr.
"s nc would pay any officer 800 for
sVery footpad he kills' WV ior
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-16
Estimate. Tor Th,- y

Washington, Dec. p.-The to,., go,
1 %s.e ST. this year are s7ss, s55, 24s, auains,
sOss,VOo' 4S9 last year. The chief In
ereases are: Army, 81, esl. oas, fortisoa-
o@u' so'slS' OS5i navy, $40. las. $50: q
ON o,nee' 70 49, ei; sundry civil, ssi. sss :