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B. F. G.

tGIoEet b RrOE ". A waSoa. 81
u1s tr - hag tsst1eet uEs IA
seeO& ssd akss S0ea grsAi sssrs< u
ks SEXES PrOL wlsos sPoks 49,
vor3s u bShah q he Eaeo1iag Pux-
asss Ass srgSd he grseGAis 10 ~
member tksir T0ws Of frissashiP.
Nn- J II. CazPssIl iatrotaeet
Prot Z. W. wa,s. The Roo1isg pre-
Sssss, Il = rsy ehoies address Prof.
Eaiis aads q sSoa stdreS, in uheA
h Eoks q The Uork - kSd nader
taken and assured thsa that hs tsli,
tha, shh The AID Of the loyal frends Of
tie eo1egs, he uO1ld Be abe to make
L s great ssceess and = power for goOd-
.FJBoEIag IN, tie rstHiag PCes6sni,
PNL BeAoeAAzR made = short talk.
in uheh bs assured The quests pressoi
tat rs interest in The school uas DOt
severed Shsa be retired from L. He
tod ,hsu ks had tOss The best ne
knew, aad that uhils he had made
urlakes. Ibsy seFs error Of The bad.
sod thai he had ever been AeaAted b
= desire to PrODOte The growth Of The
s,hoo-
Dr. Nasty followed yah = tsS uerds
ard sfssr . teE niuutes spss, in =
social ~Ay. the meeting w.s adjourned
70 nzes DsTt yesT.
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Ey., NsrcA :, lssS; aze - Nissan
il lsse. uas cd = ISS; SHsa
ssaars hvi.g; 4saHE& 10 eASreA'
PostoEcS, H|U1ElS
AEzI. a. nysNioa was eHtsatse 10
asy rs uay ssh 70 1akssu1E- Ees-
A. A. WAlncs. NsSsx Joea 3 CO.
tert asd J J. C0okssg r=Poa4E
Tie elub "a. soSis-a q he seaih q
sTs. De1e<a ssss he SFs1sr
asssiag-Esos E Arsrbe-y, A J.
AOz, c. J. NasE. Jo<sPA Wartsr,
Casper Wager, Elaa Harris ss4
Joosthaa slseooS 1e2ora eo1-
-A,sss bei-g ~APPoistst A. foIS~s
o. the cath Of EsG r Artero<rE-
JoAa =. Nsill as1 S.1sel L S1Eh-
De the data Of A. J. HORT ".
Jaeks5o Ant J [. Hg,chEsoa-
Ga The osa.h Il CoxasiissI MllG-
G. 5. Kssgsoa a1a ". B. R0osEts
On the csAis q Joseph Warts
Rafas YSssg ana W BOOus Mag
o. the data Of Casper W4g1G-
Dyer Sherwood .n5 n. ". LO~g.
"a the de.iA Of william HErs--
n. Kelly ana J. H JOhnsOa
On The deAih Of JozsshAs Si00Oz-
James A Euisva asd Sa1oelk BAL
An InviiS;ioa vNs sue.cSd 1sk1g
that the slsb boA ~ SsPsDAr meet
ing Al Odesss, aEd 90 0ONs01 The n.
EIialoa vAs aaans0oszly secsPsS
he ioHo~i.x rssol1tioo Uss rad
ssd adOPed, b 4 uuani1OG EOts-
Rssostei, nat the tha.ks q ss
Old Meas Cg15 are de- ant are ssreSy
rendered the gOO1 psope ot Hlsgl1~
vile for the vsFJ gsnsu1z AID bOsPu-
able mAnssr in uhieh Isey have ester
this elab on this oeesst02
Rev. Wallace tosn ebossd the 0sss-
lag ukh PRAYER. and the cab .aisrz-
Cd 70 meet II Odessa % Saturday, SsP
n. 1890.
This eieb vas Org.aaed August g.,
1855, ard tuo mestings have bssz
regularly held each year sisee that
Tine, lTs PersOas oTer 20 years Of age
being admitted to Membership Thsrs
are - members still living
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OLD MEMS CLUB.
Meeting at HRzinsTilIe. June 2.

The regular semLaruual meeting Of
the Old Meas Club Of Lafayette
eO1Dty vas held in HiggInsvills l.s,
Saturday.
The meeting wss called to order By
President Yo0ng, and the folloEing
members answered 10 roll call:
S. P. Bsscon, Green Bedford, $. S.
Benton, John r. COlvert, ]. J. Cook
ssy, J. H DeBoit, A. W. Douihe,i,
Jesse Doll.rhds, james A. EmisOn, S.
]. Fitzgerald. john C. Ha5dly, Jesse
HsrgrAys, J. q. Hutehasou, B. ".
Huiehasoa, c. W. Jackson, J. II.
Johnson, John II. Kelly. w. n Little
pbn, NJ W. Lowry, A. II. Major,
Builer Moore, John P. NsS, John :.
Nell, Larkin Norhes,, John I. Patton,
d. I. Pngmors, 5. l. Smith. Jas.
Schooling, Albaa Stewart, Dyer She =
wood, B. St0edle, Turner williamson,
Aboer Ward, John W. White and
Raius Yong.
Memorials upon ibe death Of Asa 7.
KItley and 2. N. Harrison we're re-
ported and ordered spread 90 .bs
minu,ss.
Under the head Of miseellaneoas
bosiness. feeling aud impressive talk.
were made By Nsssrs. Z. I. Jess,
LArkin Sor6ees, J. J. CoOkseT, J. II.
DeBoli, Frank Campbell, Rev. n. II.
Mccain and L. II. Quo.
A recess UAs then taksn for dinner.
o. re-Assenbhng the frs; order vas
the reception Of any sho desired to
become members Of The club.
The names Of Messrs- David J.
Pozell, Sanuel X. BealI, J. Frank
Campbell, Robert MArtheSs Aad George
Kennedy usre presented, and ihsI
we're unanimously elected.
They gave the fAeis relative 10 lbeir
lives:
David J. PoEell uss born in Wash
ingOa toSnshrP, Lafayette eO1ni,
No, December Is. 1875; married
twice; Eve esiidreo By hrss narrlsg'
and ssTsa b. seoosd; member Of Bap-
tiss ebureh, b<iog = deacon therein io'
tie P.ss forty pears; farmer; soldier ia
MeIisn uAr Pososes, NayTNu.
saD0sl x. Bssll uss fora 10 Most.
goneTy eooay, NHryiADd, November
?. lsSs; cane 70 Nissosri Ia lsS0.
ussbss CanbsriAsd P~resbJt<nas
ehsrch; bachelor; farmer; Pos;oGce,
6fssniOa.
J. Fnnk Campbell uss brru il
Lnesio1s eo0niy, Alabama, FebrBsrJ
p, Iszs; cane 10 Nssoan 10 less
u.rrisd Mar = Fishbaek, October 10.
Is4s, si1 eAildrsa bLessing lki. eros.
osnbss Of Cknstan ebsreh; lArnsF
Pos,o6ee, HgEinsUiIs.
Eobert NAttkess uGs bora u Coasij
As,na. IrslAs4, Oa n, ls5s Gs1
cane 20 America IN Isfz; s~&lled Il
LAisysste oOassy, il is44. asd sIeep'
oss year has o~OstirDe4 10 live thsreis
nsrrls1 Macy A. DsEidsoa, Feb. q,
1888, tHssse ekldrs. beng boB u
ike-, tee 81 ubO1 m ali HTizE:
MEMBER Of Niaioaap BsPis esursA
hrssr; PosoSa, Higginsnns
George kesbsdy vas borH 10 Paris
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Gnnd Coseer.

The most important Great Of The
season sas The grad oooeeTf IN ukHh
the grzdnEtes in the different brsasAsi
Of the music dePsnDeot appeared.
The performers seemed to Be IL PEI.
feet coodi,ion, their members Uers
Performed in . clear Gyle, Phrszi.s
ssd ,eebaie Ase geserl eoaoFDo
ssrs bey0sd eut1eEz-
Ths Dos s1usesd players we're IL
SOshsdly Mis- Grace Lsng3s asd Ms.
LYDIA Saith Mss Lingis's szse-ttOs
q As,oaahinE ~ i Also Mss s@i-As.
Bob sh0ssd unoslAl ialszt snd COS
eRSoa-
Tsz eboruass azd vocal solS gsFs
sIesllszi - Esre also the tHo
toectS0shEA, Mas HsgAes s.d Mis-
AsbzrE-
Ths ooly tEo 1sEssal ss1b<s o.
Oo@zss<zss1 sTssi-g Esrs q vocal
o1s 6T Ma GEsas, sko ID ven
Pro7az.g yOc.g ToeAlHG, Gs4 . Piaso
500 b MIS- D-1Psy Bo0., a. o.
sistsss PsAso tsaeheg a B. 3. C., vks
ia vsg bsillia1i Psrtoruex Lsz .
FPl 4 kr. RGkseE f1r lie la& ihgss
jean
T< PsuSrz.2s d cEss esks q
fail
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SOME SLY SHOTS
Aimed ~ the weak Spot. Of H.
manity,

Aimed ~ the weak spot. Of h.
nanity.
In adtitio1 70 being igzoarL lot, o,
Eea ARE internally mean
We have r0ticed that a hvTer uhs
TIA after cheats rsy-r has apv
Or tang al people agree o And ,h,,
. Eekng about the u-ather.
Wbsz raa dosztutGtAing VIE,
Ae : mad, be uIlAny doesntzyt
Nhea . Doctor eAzt tel What Al. =,
p~'<si. he eda i -rsryOus pros,ra.
uo7-
N0iAtzg nAkss . a Zee, mo-, ,oo,.
hA tAAn 70 be unable 10 rad Us owl
~ritIy.
"h~a fdkI give a party. all uho ar,
nos Invited uoo6er hos a. -
Gs0rd j.
hyoa want 70 - The bas5e;nano a,
.arts. just Hk = Io&fer to DO a li,t4 T..
fer JOG.
Iae SeA who ikink 4, Is 70 ,,oub,.
y axe ous q ekl5rea, Usually =,
tSr wives do IL
A itl0~ dozul mind uasisr ,
naAe - much shea be can az IN.
eA7 o. somebody de
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BLEACHING IN WINTER.
~ onlJ HethSS % Whftsnias
oetkss IN Tkf. $780,

fAs only HethSd 81 Whitsnias
CiSthss n Ihis Season
10 otts1 zscsAsaFy 10 b,saah elo.As,
In ututsr, use. IL q izpo41lbz 4
s7re~d tssz % Tie FrsSs n tie S1a
Were hnen oT ooisoz eso.A@ A.,
$1,000 vita sap esztAI1inz ssaA q
b~l1 !. uaisF Il ukEA sodA 10 uNsd
nsg III grvu yelgE @ tina srd thar,
u 70 EstA1 q UEuzizztAszin utn.
t>T sHasH b. hs - Ot = b.eAeklAs
kzA
CAorses Q. As., u sssa !. 20. proper
EA-ser Iss gzA1;ity. q srtseuy
LAE=sss e1eAi.s poE6er Il y u.
-; And SssP-; EAEnL tkai 81 3
sGPoJ@ f1f Ia P--pa@s PureAA..
tDo au7ss-o-AydrsE ose poana
q SODd eALrAe u Ina Dusosu Il
= s1olzA ed uLtsE - sSzGEo1.h
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National Convention Quarters.

The ISIHLLlGESczR has made Errangs-
5snts with The COMMITTEES 90 oonVeasiou
E,nsgements for the aatioaaI eonTestion
At KAasss Cry by which Is eaa secure
good aeeomnOcHti0os at fair rates Tor
every psrsoa Ia this eoanty who wishes
10 sttsad the e~oavsntion.
By eAiIine ct This ones, where a coupon
viii e< providsd, yOa can engage yoar
rooms 10 sdrasos. Call Al this oGses sud
suEAgs your quarters ~ yoa wise 10 make
sure Of sdsquats aeeonnodsriosa There
will Be . rush iof slesping rooms daring
the ~eoaveatioo- IL d expected that 6nY
thooasd visitors will wanG slsspise
qsArtss IN KaasAs Cty. Ia order that
ali dtiEsns Of this ooaaty may b assursd
Of GOOD seoon1odAsloss this paper has
made b arsagsnenu nsatioasd above
with the local KAnsas City eonni,tss.
II yoa nail 10 get rOo0A, nov that pro-
Sisioas have h~ss made By which proper
sstsriAinnest will b g~pArsntssd you, 3,
will b your Oun f,alt. The soosss your
applie&tioa 10 Died At Ibis Ofhos The better
AeeonDOdAtioas Ind rates yOa ea secure
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kExAIORIAL CONIENIIoN.

AZ zsesisg q tie SsoaiOrL Coz
mntss Il tie ITih SeaEioriL Disrc;
q Miss0zrL hid g RezssaS Hi, &C
nzrs4sy, AAsek :, 1870, i Vas De-
ez1sd 10 cal = eoaEszioa fos the soU.
i.ass5z q . sats ssuSior froz sd
e<sxes, Al LnsgOs, Is LAtAye.iE
so1nsy, 90
THURSDAY. JrSE .. 1872
Tbs rPfessaiGiea q he ssEsrHl
>uoas6iss uLi Be a f5l0Es:
J0hnsoz co1s.T, ; dsl,gs,ss
Cas- eoan,y. : dsaegs,s-
L4fAyscts eoaEiy, . 6segHls-
IL eossty eoo9Aisa q he REeul
ooz.sss Kss re4sss.ed 10 hs1e eAlA
fsr tks seseczoa q ddegHtss 70 IL
eoaEeut50s q sssk lines ast pisces
apx - sseh say ase nssDe - %
tk.n. ~ sasa So11kisss, skAi sen
proPsr
HozACE y. BLACKWELL
Cb&H2sa-
n TArJoS, sssJ.
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B. 2. C. C0mmeaceasut Sermon.
The eoune0es1ent sermon Il the
Baptist church. S0adsy, b. Rev. VA
Wls0o, PrSideni Of Baylor College,
Baylor. Texas. vas attended By =
large crowd many Of whom hsd
k8Osn Mr.. WIlsoa when be Was PrssL
dent q Tie Baptis College 81 this
place. He took As his text, The thirty
seoond verse Of the twentieth chapter
OF Acts: IL eoGnesd yOa to God and
70 the uord Of hi. grses uhieh Is abe
10 bald yOa up
He spoke Of the frieadship Hhkh
makes the text ~signi6eanG- He spoke
Of the fries1sbP belWeeo yosaihan and
David. The freodshiP that lbksd the
Pb01s Addi~0n. the sarcastic swim aud
the rOIlrkIng Dick Steel. OF the ten
der ties Of Friendship that we're about
10 be severed a. The close Of the
present school year. uhen teachers and
classmates must part He dwslt Bpon
the important eonnsodaliOn 10 God
ssd laid great stress upon the COO
str1esiye power Of Gods word
We regret that time and space viii
bo1 permit = more extended nOsice or
the p~ubleatiou Of the whole sermon.
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Lexington, Mo-, June g, 'oc
am selling out the entire
stock Of Hardware and Store
Fixtures Of w. II. Stevenson
without stint or reserve and
wish to call your SPECIAL atten.
ton to
Fire Proof Sale,
Show Cases,
Floor Scales,
Counter Scales,
Drop Front Desk,
Spool Case,
Err41E,s sor aas
Clipper flaming Mil,
Parker ormb pipe use,
Large Stove.
comprising the fixtures in the
above store.
Respectfully,
JNo. ?. ARDNGEs, Trustee.
Lok cot IL or AID bsn ssst g
seal Rsod, ss sil oes' At bar. llsa
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Laza Of D~.al.,t0.

Tie new Ig1nx-SIbsrsn rziluav rms
tAFO7ga tnnense Steppes. where 70,
eEen eaoe Of guSs I'll gro~; IN fact.
tbs country ssPrteet lard 0. desola-
ton TAis arises from The fast tia, Ii.
ground Is frozen an The year r9uaa Be
iSesn kro<.oiAEk and Nariusk therr
l. . steppe where the ground Is fruzen
u a depth svezgiHg nise feet IL 9th.
Fl PSra Of the eoUntEy the ground B.
oaly fru1en to the depth Of a fe~ inches
but a. II remains in this eonditio on
tero1gbout the year nothing VII grow
N it-Coinnsti E1quivr.
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0s-Cs


B1cfCArC
Weds=61y Was tie Gay Ct days in
the ooDegs year ot B T. c. for On ih.i
sTesiag hs- twenty gr.a1rss received
theE diPas7ss and bs6s f1rvueIl 70
aHege life Aftsr the i~uVOesiiOa The
Es1<oee ras favored VIA SusIl res-
dsrsd 500 D Mss Ere GFbbs, Eho q
cnzn5-ree one Of tie sweetest zngsrs
tai has ever Er.dasied fro0 this Do-l
sxeeiiss, sesool
FOBou.g this solo, cane the baecA-
lszre4ae sdtr-ss by Rev. r H. VII.
HAas1.. ooe Of The most slO9Dsai
preachers n the BApsizs ehareh- Rev.
wllan%os q knished orator Asd .
desP thinker. a.d tkOs< uko ssjoyed
hs Isasre we're sorry uhea he closed.
Awarding The diplomas TO the isea.
~ grA1a.fss wss Psesssn; DUTY per.
t0gn~d By Dr. G. VI. Hyce. president
Of ihe Board q Trustees, And ons d
tss SCHOOLS mos faI,hfal irie.ds-
TAs Paaso solo By Mss DsnPsY
BroEs showed the true .rtis; ssd "a.
~esgtzIsly the highest recommendation
for The sHeeBey Of The nosieal depart
meat q the college usder Prof.
Richter The school Is to be eJn-
mtzlGtsd for having secured his ser
Tiees for The coming year.
Following the music the ineomIng
president, z. W. White. President
whks so1es 10 NSsoan from Ken.
.tGeky and bsais the highest endorse
nsuts fro0 thOss Eik whom he has
beea associated. He Is : 6se ge1ile-
man and vii make friends for The
ehool IN places Shere they have bad
10 frisnds- Under his direction Se Be-
1--we the college viii grow until il shall
Be second to nO1e IN the stale.
Pnzss we're awarded 10 the following
yOuag lzdIes, after Which the benedle-
ton EAs pronounced and the curtain
fell on another successful year for B.
y. c. Nay fOrture eTeE attend be'
steps and Der influence yer grow i.
the wish Of the ISTuuGScER-
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Art Exhibit At B. 70

The art exhibition 81 the Baptist
College last Saturday A~fternooa vas
one Of the most attractive features Of
the elosing exercises, and The large
crowd 10 attendance vas eTdsses Of
the popularity Of this department. The
walls Of the large an ball At the co.
.lege were tasteiuIly decorated With
pictures; and, artissieally arranged
around The room on tables snd eassls
Of vHried designs, were many pieces Of
h0e work executed By the Pupls and
tsaehsrs daring the year.
Miss Lena Fel;s Is teacher Of pastel,
water color, aod painting and many Of
the pieces done By Der paPEls we're
specimens Of which even more ex-
p~erieoeed artists nigh. Be proud. The
work in these branches consisted Of
drawings in charcoal from plaster
casts, some Of which showed marked
sail in the principles Of drAHing.
There were . number Of pastel and
sA,sr-eoIOr drawings OF animal life
and landscapes and many drawings Of
sill life from animals and flowers.
Miss Lavish WsrreB has charge Of
the ehiss WORK and there were many
elegant pisces 90 exhibition.
Teese eoosSted u handsome tea seis,
bowls, tsnksrds, i.rdinieres, Poueh
bowls. table top. and many smaller 10
diTiduzl pisces.
Some pieoes in figure uOrk. . mott
di6euli brzneh Of the department,
usrs Noticeable for their due finish and
p~erfeetion Of desAn-
Teachers and PaPls AliEe are 10 Be
eounssded foF the eIe=llsut results
sttAised, and Al. nav veil feel prood
a the years. voEk.
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The democrats Of the fifth eo8greS
sIonAl distnet committed an unPsr6oa.
able crime wbea they failed 70 AK Ia
advies Of the editor Of the News II
regard to elsctor iron this district.
Tie present Bonlnes does no, soii hin
At ali, and nov after II has AL be<l
set;led and 4 Etoo late to do anything,
he assumes As fsVoriis roll Of "kieEsr.r
II tks democrats party had : fen more
orgIzs q the ratars Of the News, Jo<
nOgy vo1la have 4 good ehASes d
Carrying Missosi
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Kansas City . already talking abou'
beng made into 3 congressional dis
tnc; al By ilsei after the new sPPOrt.
neat has been made. We would b
sosry 10 loss Mr.. Coubsrd - on
representative, bot aside from that ~
believe that Lafayette coun,T EOuld b
perfectly wiling 10 part company viii
Jaeksou-
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The Marshall RePOblican, and II
osgbi TO know. says that the Missouri
republicans are an optimistic body d
nsa, and they may be. They have
lived in . good democrats state % long
thA, they can't understand bow it l.
their party succeeds IN making soeh .
mes Of Il IN states under IL control
bot vhen they try to make themselves
bslseTs that FIoy stands ,uy chance Of
being neIi goEsrnOr they are simply
dreauing.
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A great many hard Ihings have been
said about Cleveland, bat The gresi
difference between Cleveland sDe
Mckinley u Tia; be made his oUb
mistakes While MeKiulsy's are mad
for him by Marx Hanna.
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To TEE 5EAI-A rseh hAty, earsd q her
Deafssa Es1 S0.ssa 10 tie Had sy D..
sishoAsoas Auuh<4AI Ear Drs1s. gave
t1alm 10 his Iassitsfs. % that deaf peo-
PIE saaeis TO pr0ears tie Ear Dfsns nay
have then irss- ADDRESS No sslIA ne
S'eholsoa l~aSSitats. "a Eishth Arssss,
Ssu York. lo-7,l
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Gene-sS Pure Roodco- Le Roy. r.
Dear sn;-ss1s caps ssoe a paeEaEs q
yaf 6nino PrsPa7,soa vas Hn AZ ny
s5oe. itok Ek0s Asd rave n q ufaL al
have 70 ~ "a VeEy 10es piess-d VITA &
a. . s1hstftafe fr eoSe- We have GluGys
usst he tsss Java And hoska Ia oar tAzay
eziI an frsst0sayI Hks TIE Grzib-s A. ss
- TIE hsG oosssf eTsr 3uak.
EssS~ssfailY !0zr.
-
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Tie IndePendeOee Progress Ia;
iOissd The Newspaper Combine De
tee.iVs Agency and has sdded Cas-
county 10 he lis.-
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC 1lCkkI.
For Prsz3sct IN 100
William ]. Bryan.
Representative
JOSEPH B SHELBY.
Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE F. BLACKWELL
Colecfo-.
u.
ShsrIH
c THOMAS
Treasurer,
WILLIAM H EDWARDS
Assessor,
GEORGE W. MARQUIS
Publc Aimiustrztor.
MAI. D. WILSON
caoosr,
DR WILLIAM B. WEEDIN.
ScUeyo-.
BENJAMIN D. WEEDIN.
Coanty ICdge-EzssTu DISTINCT
JOSEPH B. HAGOOD.
County Jsdge-Westsn D<trId
I. HENRY GREEN.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09

TIE sJszisgs exercises we're oPss@d
D. The Ns.6Ota Cioe, RizA = pleasing
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Ms Belle Asbsl il the REsrLl
ssor ssseeti0ss Ehch ale resdsrsd
sboE1 h>rssh Tie Pos~asOr Of dAci4ed
uAhsz, in E-PSrsosatnz Ls1 uOa the
.rsps@ies ard AsarTy aPPlsase Of hr
.aztzsss- Sc E.s % very nAtarsl n
Getting SksYH thai one EO05d
tsi.k j. boki.g q ks- ihr her sleepy
usr rEs tie real thiaz-
Mss Ecgsan Ia Ras CkA6a de-
sue 11sGisisd praise TOR the ez
esllsri uGsnsr IN xtrh she executed
bsE parts Of the programme Her
sleg.ns eosume, her Enshed and
Zraesfnl uoTezests and th0roaZh con
esptioo Of bsr paris eOnbiasd to shOs
. degree Of his,ri0aie talent that Is moi
often Witnessed in the school eIhEei-
hoa.
Miss S.TilIa King did bonor 10 her
self and tO her Instructors By the e.
eeIleui nanssr in which she reneered
her .o,os ard be, s.Floseg Song" from
.Faus;- Vas very sweetlJ s1ag.
Miss Nay Coz gave 5 most faithful
representation Of the negro character
10 her rsndition Of Xmas in The
QuArters'' and ELECTED the warnes,
applause from her hsienefs-
Mss Zoe Balletts in her pisno solo
showed most excellent training. Der
Technique and erpressioa both gITins
evidenee OF Der knowledgs Of Der work,
Mss Hsles Berry hs little uosdsI
IS &C sctress. She b % perfectly
natural in her recitStioas and acting
hat you SEEN to actually SEE betors
yOa the Characters themselves which
sle i~mpsrsoastss. She Il ; liiti'
artist AID Won repeated and hearty
~sPpla1ss-
aiss Eva Carey il Der vocal sole
sAs quite pleasing, and Der very svee'
voice aud tiGinef enanSiaiOa son bel
. very EARN reception uPon The par
Of Der sadieaes-
Miss Mar BOJt played The "SOesty
Belle to perfection II she makes %
great = s0ecess - . frs year PuPd, We
PITY the yOang mar HbO CONES uiEhir
the circle Of her charms il later Jean
vhes she becomes . graduate 70 tAs
school Of s1PressiO1.
Nis MKttie PeArOe IN "HtgAr'
faithfully portrayed the deep and
iooching emotions Of the fosd uosher
ADD hopeless o0ieast - shs sLS being
duyen into the wilderness with the
blAekness Of despair before ksT.
Niss NA0d MeIstyrs in Ia series Of
picture poses vN very attractive and
pretty and Els 3 living nlasirHioo d
the Po<,J Of Douca and iDfn.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09
OFFICIAL RETURNS

o. the City Eecsioa, Jsse oh, 1890.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-13
~, BREEZY TINE. 7

Fritz & Websters "a Breezy Time
apncared before a good house, last
evening. ana was a decided success as
b mirth producer. On account N the
celebration in 1fr. Manley's honor IN"
curtain did not rise until o'clock 4 r.
companys band which was very we'll
received at its noon parade, Joined WHIP
Augusta in receiving its distinguished
citizen.
The Play was lively throughout. ana
several side-splitting situations We're
Developed that were intensely funny
and made the entire evening 2 breezy
time Excellent musical situations
were introduced and good scenery al
ded to the pleasing effect OF the ehtirc
production.
Miss Geo Benoir was easily the stAr
Of The Young ladies'. and proved Il
charm to the audience. and Hubert m
graham took very we'll. especially in
tho traup role. John Mack aad ". n.
Wins took first rank, as funny men
Tbav are comical artists Of the first
water. A rare gift Of ludicrous racial
EXPRESSION is possessed by both and
eroas far toward making them Il sue
cess. Tie evening closed with Il grand
cake walk that was Wen eNecuten.