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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

Pleas allrp3llI tlSaF ana a candi-
't3site t4i' the eiiic " sl;f Risar tor the
seeQft Term, sanjes, a ihe drHisipn u
he .snts'3lFali 9lis q iha plimiariss
en March IS A. A. ROBINSON.
ease announce hat VII. toa a ean-
iiGaia i9f Toe ot.ie 81 e1erv scr, subs
fecl Q the dec SION u the republican
Voters at tae primaries Maren Il.
T. ID Blu Z Chilly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20
HOE Nounty Attorney.

Syill be a eatdidate Tot ref@nination
for he o.llee 81 eollil; atEerney before
the aaXt republican primary slectipn.
HENRY STONE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20
DR.. Nichols, physician and surgeon
For the next thirty days goods will be
sold regardless of cost. j.. Armbruster.

colors OF plain tstffeta silks, for shirt
waists. NJ r. Andrews
f-nn,n,on ca,,ts ,.;,i -, sl,oas !, WI
l4,.,.'s shoe sala o. ,ial,,,, ana .sis,,t,..
tive cents h,,,s "a ~ t.,st ,ys.,,,;,,s,
ladies, SHOES il t,,e staae M q MI
Main street.
lain. OF the Glucose saear Refining
Eeoinpany. left for chicago Monday night
where he Will spsnfl 4 few DAYS with
the general officials ofatf.c company.
me nome ana eauca'l9'' saep 3,
Woiiieii ~ -
( y aa'efhonh VIII MIS-. =. -
~, - -
~ % = 'eNieN =. '.''.''. = g =
I'he case of adllte.y III which Frank
Partriege WAS the tiefendani ana which
has been pending for the past few
~ $500 ~ n.y., soi' 49,.
K. -.
=, 80 =. y : -
= Us uii'S =
- Ns'sS -
A new line Of baby oIbs and go-carts
ai,s isw on exh,bitiansli Marion CARDS.
lIapelso,ae drapeties, l4,. curtains car
Ii,et samples. fancy ,a,sytsrs and dining
room chairs are among fha late arrivals.
You. vi ii need many of tlfes,. things. ana
n5}N that YOU know NJ. hsfve them stop
and ste for yourself What we have in
lllo furniture line. alaMa Gard.
The Literary clan inee Monday exc
Ming With Miss Maybel Fscnch and
spsut tia hours in { ps.@rs ard the
Vatican Mrs A. .l8nney ana Miss Ag
mes Iho,nas, president and secretary u
tlie ,'itS- Federation, weYeS present 10 in
vi,e The Clan to join The other clubs i'll
l,lic enlsaver to do th. citx good. and il
MAS voted 10 enter the federation.
MIS-. -iassssiN.'t N'8oa NNs8tseh 81 '5ati-
/ 3ifliss. 'ti'llNsu eils, Ni1S sls.l''as
,tiss 3seests % 5e'lEse z 70 WI yls's q
- 9. me al',isl'i + ,isi. Dust
ard Mrs. II. II. Hess ana family. Mrs.
Syoodpgarah = en- route home from sa-.
III. whef.. she MIS- called recently On.
ta cum. 81 ,he dsath 81 her scn.
iieinef s eoleissi' aifsSSfd upon =
tfS@ % Nasfans'a by se'li9ef Weaver e'
SfsAs psiefe MANOR ile"es Mondas af'ssr-
T siseit @ist sentenced io SIX aftSs woIk
ts9ia rae Stone piie Martin Nil'ie;tlly, e
st'isss.Ns' a',iss''ssi i9H iisls1Siea'loh ps
sts -NAtsnisi Jones WaS ap WIS as'sf7
lsAe9a l'ss sl&sia . s'Ke sentence, as was
So, = 'ssilh ,iaeAsss' = sliafassr' arrest,
with 4gganty y.
N.r4NNdh f!llff ~ ft&per, q ne sol
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

A dollar draft in every box says that
it must cure you. If you have kidney
and bladder trouble. liver trouble and
impure blood, stomach trouble and dys-
pepsia, rheumatism or female com
plant. It's Mulls Pioneer Cure, choco-
Ilate coated tablets. See that the name
on the box fits your case it's no cure
all. one remedy for one disease. Cash
the draft il it doesn't help you; % cents
and 81. For sale by Mcbride & Will
Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

equailed for piles. injuries and skin
diseases. 1t is the original Witch Ha-
gel salve. Beware of all counterfeits.
All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

Now is your time 10 lay in your sup
ply of shoes. Goods must be sold. l..
-Armbruster.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
The backbone OF winter seems to have
been broken
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

one Of the most essential points in
I the tei5aeeo business Is the keeping Of
1.-The stock @clean and most, which can
| not he done M ordinary cases. My en-
NE flxtitses weY- sIe ally cons truotea
4 for the t9baece ll3i eesl business. with
is2iIle ftsea eilli 9'nlents ars: moisture
tanks. = dust iro0f. mus itsaring q
Wet. iftsist ttssile 81 eilsM. My aim
Is lo pleas aE customers. Yea will
in9t find q shsal piece q goods n my
entire stock Your patronage solicited.
w l.aShele Whoiesale and retail
I2tpbanconsi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

Janitor +. NJ Croft. Of the union sta
ton, is the victim Of q sneak thief who
puwloined q fine pair of riding boots.
valued at SO, a PRESENT 10 Mr. Croft
from Agent +. b. o;ary-in. The boots
were stolen from a locker in the JAM
tors tool room al the depot. and as a
party who had been hanging about the
depot for a week was conversant With
the fact that the boots We're kept there
Mr.. Croft at once suspected where to
lay the blame. Inquiry proved that the
man whom Mr.. Croft suspected had left
/ the city about the same time his prop
erty Disappeared. A woman who had
been posing as this strangers wife was
seen to take q train west Monday and
Mr.. Croft followed her to Ames, where
she left the train. and where he learned
that the woman possessed an unsavory
reputation. The man whom she had
been living with here was not known in
Annes and Mr.. Croft returned without
informa ton regarding the stolen prop
erty. 1t appears that the stranger SUE
ceeded in beating three or four board
ing houses out of small bills during his
stay in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20
IL. Il. Sjfnkins, Undertaking exclusive
". Second door west Of postoffice.

Or Bay Woodbury. building Tele-
phone, new 30 residence, All North
First avenue phone. neH. 5i9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

Mr., ara Mrs, ]. L. Gssergs viii leave
i4naarr8H isll Davenport. s here Mr.
oisarge has acesl9ted ,sositell A.
h80khsefar With II eadiae mercantile
ahishine,i.t Mr.. tisefee has been Ia
he fel several months snpleyed sss;
4 beEskeelier far lie X etciluin & john
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-20

DIS. Hrfd & Hynrss = enjoying un-
cliest i9isably one eli the largest, IL net
the lsaset. dsntai practices ~ the
state i.verg month shows q better roc
Lord than th4. preceding month Mn
Isceause We ilite giNing eveFN body inst
What they wal8 in tilges. lne9ein dental
Cork ARD a prices SATISFACTORY TO ali
that nane can eolnpiain oar iron clad
elfsaailtee on al dental Work takes
asFay the fear tria 70 the most sksp-s
tleai. ois. i1pgd & KINDS.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
Ouesti1u Answered,


Yes, August Flower still has the largest
sale OF any medicine 10 the civilized world.
Your mothers and grAndmothers never
thought Of using anything else for lndl.
gestion OF BiIiousness. Doctors were
scarce, and thsE seldom heard OF Appsn.
dIeitls, Nervous prosiration or heart fall.
ure, etc. They used Angus, Flower 10
elssn out the system aud stop iermsn.
tstion Of u~ndlgsatsd food, regulate the
action Of The liver, stimulate the nervous
and organic aotlon Of the system, and
that s all they took when feeling dull
and bad with headaches and other
aches. iou only need . few doses
OF aresn's August Flower, 10 liquid form,
to make you satisfied there IL nothing
serious the matter with YOU. SAMPLE
bottles free @ Chas. W. Loomis aud d.
W. B. reVis,, Lexington, J. A. Hudson
4 Co.. Bates City no, and Dr.. J. A. Mspn.
Wellington, No.
Sold BY dealers 10 all civilized coun.
tries. s8.ti
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
For sale by Leroy Farmer.

from C. a. Walsh, secretary Of the
National Democratic Committee.
recommending to the committee Coin
on Money, Trusts and Imperialism
and on his motion the committee is
authorized 10 purchase 100 volumes to
be distributed among the committeeman
to be used for campaign purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. L. y Benning. the
committeeman are authorized to take
subscriptions for ''Coin on Money,
Trusts and Imperialism" and as sOon as
100 subscribers have been secured the
committee will order 100 additional
volumes.
On motion Of p. ". Osborn, ii was
decided to hold all meetings Of this
committee, after April q, 1900 Hig-
ginsYille.
On the motion Of ". J. Weaver, the
committee adjourned TO meet al the
court house 10 Lexington, on Monday.
April q, 1900, at 10 O'Clock A. IN
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

~ AM|A /
ms following Ilas. w,n~Y
Or. Lansing Burrow. o,.
FRS. csp,ist csnroh ia
nov pastor Of the gin, B,,rIsg
Nashville, Tenn. Toe, ..
RAGGED As a nar'esl col. b,s.
Miss Vs'sy, 'nd leopy s>,a,,.
eaFsd from him they viii b,r.
Annie Marley as 4 colo Ia a.
tiss church '0mo'row norpIs''
Ny bruised reed, thy wilt
whose plaintiys note, In,
bnt Wit restore H. strepgbt...
And honor It's m%elOdIous slsa'
Nor wilt thou qusneh m, .D,.
Aud my remissness har,biy \,
but my poor lamp with tseb.
snail 10 thine hand burst lo1ss
sly reed, no longer brpi..a
The gladstone praises Of ny
Ny lamp, no logger faint hor
Shall shine throughoutlb he S,sa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Coaldn't help getting 4 cold never cures
Il bot carrying home a bottle Of Ballard's
Horehound syrup. Ind using It As d.
recisd, will cure the worst kind Of cough
OF cold. Price Is and 50 cents. For sale
By Crsnshaw a Young. sgni
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
The Light Harness Stallion
RUSTIC B. 3O,763.

Bred sBd owned by Joseph R Barnett, pro-
Prietor Riseaeld Stock Farm. Lexington,
No will make the season % 1877 At bis farm.
: miles southeast ~ Lexington, near Prairie
church. At ss for the sssson. with return
privilege. money due Is soon a. fact IS Ascer-
iained or mare paTtsi with
Rustic Il Is 8 years old, 10 hands and two
lncaes hiEh dark bay with black points. god
size, WEIGHS 30 pounds with h1th style sni
speed combined; gooi maine and tail
Rustic b VS. sirsd by Newcomh. ss5o: he By
Sutwocl, No. GO. record : lsS. NutvOoj Il
the premier stallion as d sire Of speed; be by
Rellm9at No O.. Newc0mb's Isl dam, Maggie
wilkes aam % three in the list. hv George
wilkes, record 2:2; Rustic B'si1 dam. Ner
irix y Merchant No. 20. he By Belmont,
80 "a 'nd dan by Al wsH. No iAs7l: b. by
Almont No s.: std dam BY Asrmsduka, No
Soe nh dam by Idol No liI; he by NsmbunC
Chisi Nom ,i-Dg
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
SENArnRI,L mNHENTIOS.

At = nsetiag Of the Senatorial Con-
niiiee Of The ITth Ssnsiosid Disirie'
u MiSoun, hsld Al Piesssn, Hill, %
Thursday. March 5, 1894, II vas de-
eided 10 call = ~ooaTss,ion Cor The non-
ia.sioa OF = state senator ron ssS
district, 81 LsIng,oa. lie Lafayette
eoasy, on
THURSDAY, JUNE . 1900.
The representation Of the several
eoualies val Be IS follows
johnson ooaniY, 5 delagSiss
Cas- county, 5 delegates
Lafayette county, 9 delegates
The county committees Of The several
counties are ~egessssi to ssue calls
ios the selection Of delegates 70 the
eoaveuiioa 81 sBeh times and places
and IL such way sBd DsnnsS a. 70
them. the said committees, shall seen
proper.
HORACE :. BLACKWELL
ChAgman.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Remember that nAms vhen you HIat a
delicious, spPetiIing, Dourishing food DRINK
to take the place Of coffee. Sold BY all TrocsH
sOd rksd By all who have used It. Grsln-O &.
uAds Of pure grain. II aida digestion and
strengthens the nerves. lis % a mmulsnt
bu, a healih builder and The children IS vel
~ the adults can drink Il With great benent
Costs about \ a. much A. eoaee. &c and ~
Ter package. Asa youI Erooef for Onin O. 1
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

To rHE pRAF-A rich lady. eursd Of her
Deafness and Noises In the Head BY DR..
Sicholson'a ArtIacihl Ear Drums, gave
$1,000 TO his Institute, 90 that deaf PEG.
pie unable TO procure the Ear Drums may
haSs them tree. Address No. 5slia, The
Nicholson lu',i.uls, 10, Eighth Avenue.
New York. lO.7,i
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
An an.r1r1H

Tbs Ladies' Aid sOeisty, Of the Bsptis,
Church will sntsftain ~ the parsonsE.
BsTt T%buisday, nom thrss 70 sisTso
O'Clock p. N. Tbs art gallery will bs obs
fsatnrs Of especial lntsrsst.
Rsifssbnssts will tsSsrFsdi eopsist'sE
Of tAadHicbss, saiads, pickles, e~rulisss.
eoses. ehooo!ats, Ices aud taxes.
FIVE hundHd diniasiiVs stooEiSu will
b ssst ost, 70 Be bsoSghI 10 By tbS
quests, Sith tsios as may es0a a. M
hsnbsr Of The ~stockiaEs worn BY each
one. Get ons q thoss 'eats' ilttis stock
inEs from the eonuittss, SD ssad Il
y0sr frfsnd.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

HI-0oV. Sion, viii formally open
The eamPsigu q. Independence today.
Bill Stone Is easily the democrats
leader IL Missouri, and Is one Of the
lesdsp 10 tbs nation. II democracy
hsf anything be wants. ell be hsi to
DO 10 20 AJAX for Il. We understand
tina, 1 large delegation Of the Lafayette
county faithful lnlsud TO spend the day
NJ Independence.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Tbs sugar tru,, added s cents per
hundred 90 The price OF ell sugar,
Monday. The consumers pay the
freight, and many Of ,hsu will Oou.
tInus to vote for tsrlh, and trusts and
combines and republicans. They ar.
81 onSpring Of the SAME mother.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Hon. Il. E. TG1bensck died At
Seattle, Warrington, March 18th. He
wa = member from Illinois Of the pop
alis. national committee. and is chair.
man. BE had gone ives, 90 account
Of bis health.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Longs hotel is being rseusd aud re.
paiatsd and We are ready 70 ssr's the best
zsslg 10 Ihs city. Thaukisg our old
irissds tor tsSir patronage 10 lhs pat
We will bail with EisSs2ts all ssW ooss
who call 90 Us. Rates, u pea 6sy; 7p'-
tomsry weekly rates. ]. W. CLAHE,
7t-IG Proprietor.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Captain Lssry, who has been ss.lDG
a. governor Of tie mIfsrsbis little
bland Of Guam, ana who recently
abOlbbsa slsV'V aad pssasgs In that
Island. 10 to bs rsosllsd. Mckinley
esnzo, telsrsts . nan who does sols-
thlFE for the poor sad suSsnBg people.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

The Standard OIL Company paid q
quArisrly dividend Of . per cent. and
~ eEtr, cash division OF 90 per cent.
Or IN o,bsr words 1; was . quarterly
dividend Of IS per cent. or % per
cent. per year, Cd Watsred stock. This
Estsf.d stock Is quoted ct $40, or
nearly Eve and . half times its face
value.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Rassis 10 complaining that American
productions are being sold In Siberia
fos less money than they can be pro.
dueed 10 Russia. The reason for this
Is, that American consumers pay iwo
OF three prices for American goods,
aud the nsnutsotursrs can AFFORD 10
ssll ebesply to foreigners. The Amer
icsn consumer 10 the chump who pAyi
the freight.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Colleges Of The sOuntry have COG.
istrse DO degrees on Mckinley yet
The people vii know him a P. R. Nc.
RinlSy (which tbs Sans I,shds for Porto
Rleo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

A telephone message tromna-,
day to the DAILY ISrEunT,~l
that SIR. Lee BsunluE caught ,
negro man, named Willis a.,
very act Of setting nrs to BsO,,,,t
dsnes at four O'Clock that por,'
seems that an effort bad Ds., \
burn the house Tuesday .uigbt !
nre was pat oct, And as II hs,
apparently from an ash bon. "A,
thing was supposed to be a. ,rAr
Thursday mOrning, AboutlS alm |
Bsnning called Clay to get % u,,.l
nres. Shortly AiterwArd Nj. Bs,,I,I
up, and going into The kitchen io,Jj
Clay bad allied the BOOd.b boz vaS
ling, and had set 1t lars. Tail
put out, and the negro taken hi
tody. he is about eighteen ys,
Two or three year ago this nu,l
Clay, was charged With setting mi
Wagner's bare. Mr. Bsunisg vwI
his bond aud probably saved alnh
long term 10 the reform school. b,
took the boy homs With bin, MI
looksd after him ever slncs. sit
10 burn BeuaIug's houss d, Ii, ID
gratitude a nrs-bug show, b, TAD.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
1ouTtI

An hsl 70 CsPt L-sy' BE Is
aeun7 governor Of shs Island Of Guam.
he IA, abolished slavery and psoDsGs
from the alabd II Tbs republicans
mAn, : osodldEis ioS president Who
do-4 ihiBE;, why dory they put ur
Ill
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Texas hss givsu The Standard on
Tus, 8 heavy blow, snd has ordered
ths robscr coaesrn 10 lssTs the state.
Tie supreme cogr, Of the Uniisd States
has Affirmed toe s1dIugI Of the stats
gourfa
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

A strong pull IS being made in the
eastern dis!rlc; TO get Mr.. Joseph B.
Hagood 10 make tie race for associate
ledge Of the county court. Mr.. HA-
good is s splendid man, and would
make sn excellent judge. We hope
the dis;ric, will soon select 8 good,
Grong mao. since the above Was POI
10 type We Zee by The Jeiersonlsn thai
Mr.. HsSood haI announced himself q
. candidate.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Ths police IN Kentucky have 20
iroub!s Clubbing the soldiers. The
soldiers EDoW they are Tiola,ors Of
law, snd have no eoGrags to resis,
arrest.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

DO toe people Of this country know
that Mckinley has us on The verge Of
Is var With CbiDs' And for Uhati
10 p:otec, Eogli,h S.ssllDgs from
beng stolen by Rustis.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

The young negro FIRE. bug, wind
who was arrested at Odess,, m
was brought here, and was it,uxI
BY the prosecuting attorney. H,uI
went to bed about ' O'Clock I'D
about i2 O'Clock aud wen, oat 3
back. set the house Oh Gre snt 4
up stalrs and got 10 bed. IL I'd
why be did 90, aDd absgtrt N
wanted to burn the house II, nd
10 he did not know the family lsA
house, and that some OF hen q
barred. He said he knew IT, I'D
went to bed to MAKE the 'aniJ N
was Asleep. and kpew roihisgd al
Ho denies having set hfs 10 ~
buildlngs. He Is a bard case, I'D
to be IS YEAR, old, but he is To Vi
about Is. When Arrs,lsd ihs
Odessa threatened 10 haHg hiu 4
them "Ail r~ight;l'm ready
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Mckinley urges congressman 10 Tots
for measures, and thea gs.s out by
saying ~ hsd nothing 10 do With it .
congress did IT,"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Congress will "lnveEigsts" The
s:o,ooo,O 900 quarterly dividend Of the
slsudsfd OIL company, What bosh,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

Republicans IN Missouri stole the
senatorship from Gen. Shields BY
eou1iIng him on. Republicans IN the
nalioa stole the presidency BY counting
out Tldsa. They bought the presi-
deney fer Mckinley. and the Kentucky
gang are trying to shoot their way to
the govepship. And they shout for .
..iair election and $ fair count" Dem.
oegsi, shoald be on their guard ST all
times.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

r39, aha be ensiil sbosl Aeniug
: peapss -s,hng Dsn % ras for ose'
g. gifay@A hiss bses mads to ibs
I'D AL arav yOv 'lgD q
p.anod voc Vsnay-lbtl Jos are .
bsz sds .rrrohTrt q The P'r'OH
Enss P~stiicEyoa sigS.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24

FoA RESI-A farm Of 10 acres; Is aerss
for corn, 10 for OaA, % In clover, and ,he
rest Tor pasiprs. Apply TO W. II. Steven.
son, At hls Hardware store. Arm
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
HuKEAE HIrTfEo

There will b. . nsstiss Of the BaptiIi
college alSmnAs 10 the oohsEs pAflou
hoaday ai~tsrnOOn, March .. at . O'Clock.
al ns1bsrs sSs Hrgsd 70 ~ pssssst
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-24
R. BARNETT.
STRATHNORE il.


This horse will make the season II
1900 at the farm Of Joel 4. Ewing, s
miles south OF Lexington. on the
Columbus road.
DsicRiPTIoS ASp tIpIasEH- Ne ia ma.
hosany bNy Is hanis high and We chs 10
pounds he 10 q horse o. aus form snd
action. q Of the hands1mett horses 10 the
county ana = splendid fozl gs,tst.
sitsghmore, Jr, Wy sired By strathnors
Thoroughbred; be BY Wavsrly First dam,
bnenna- BY Imported Knight Of " George.
see, nd dan Leyity, by Imported Trustee:
third dam, Vandars dam. BY Tranby; fourth
dam, LuciilA- BY Trumptter: nhh dam, Lucy.
% Orphan. stuthmurs. Jr's nrst dam wa
b. the kenth horse; he By SKI lark, he by
Lns Island Black HAsk; he By Andrew
iarksgnt behY Imported Grand nashsw The
dam Of the kcutt horac vas siredbv Imported
Prime. and out Of q thoroughbred ioars.
IERAs-W W serve mares a. - 00 to insure a
hNlng colt Money due when colt Is f0sled Of
mAre parted nth. A len on ciit until money
i PAID.
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p n TAfUOv. Ssey
About NJ. DoekeFy.
HORACE :. BLACKWELL,
ChaIEman

About NJ. DOekeTy.
Esitos ~IufSHgsaos
WIN sou please tel me, either throngh
the columns Of yoar paper or By letter.
IS 20 the money views Of A n. Dock
ey. and Sss be in favor az or opposed
to the boxing Of the PsThe springs
Convection in S5' he is charged with
having ETittsn : letter 10 opposition 70
the holding o. that convention, and
svsrA Of your subscribers and myself
in this vicinity are anxious % know the
facts. Ishoah Ike you to answer this
through the press; and csu VOC tel me
Why it is that al OF nearly al the demo
cratic press Of the state is for him.
Resp;. your Obedieut serysh',
HARRY ST. CLAIR
6reentOn, Nc. March Il, lan.
In answer To the shove We vii say
that we have seen the charge that
DocksD was opposed 10 the Pertls
springs CONVENTION. but We have no
evidence that it Is true. Bat be has a.
ways beeu In tSvOr Of the free coinage
Of silver at the Old Rtio Of l5 10 /.
Every democrat who was 10 congress
with HIM teStihes 10 his answering
fidelity to democracy. and his rugged
honesty. He was respected By tie re.
pablicans. and his denuncistiOn Of eK-
uayagance has saved the country NIL.
Hons Of dollars The democratic press
has been almost a unit for Dockeg be-
cause Of bis record. and because there
vas no other candidate for governor
who could show a record half > good
Mr.. BAH denounced the country press
as having been subsidized In DockeDs
behalf. and Mr. Ball thus los; the few
friends be bad The ISTELLioESCRR Is
opposed 10 the advocacy Of sny mans
claims before the nomination, bot in
this instance We bad 20 choice We
have always considered that be bad nc
opposition.
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The usurplng governor Of Kentucky
says that Il the courts decide AgAiuss
him be will pay no attention to them
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Letters testAmeuiafl oh ~
"a Reynolds. deceased b
undersigned on the gAn
leo By the probate cOu''"
Missouri. ,f,imi
All persons hAtlns ,iFa
estate arc required 10 cAll .
anco 10 tue execute thd
the date OF said letter. gJJ
gluded from any htncn, slhiR
" such claims BE- W, "a 10
ears from the date OF 'A'
" forever harTeq isp
This iith daT u Nc u wv
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WANIhD-honstI nan ~ vuman ~ travel
" for lsrzo house; nlafy Is monthly ard
nclese tslfAtdrcsssi ramped ervsiTCs
MANAGER, ~ Cation BLDG ChirssS Is14
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Marx Hanna Ough, 70 get . pardon
from Taylor for the sins be intends tc
commit dnring the campaign.
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Il republicans dsPrses,s the filiing
Of Goebsl why don'i they help TO catch
the atItssiuf