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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
The New Petti(OdtS

q making many books there's end and detailed list
sorofu Of Pettcoa would be tresome Prices start
see and rise in easy steps $22 so for the beautiful
tNch Underskrts. Want bargain
lse chameleon shades thangcabe mode
Fs Fed rest s. nounces and rafhes
R Mscsrd Pecoats with deep ACCORDION poated
h@A c1
h1gt OaeEatct stripes black ground with isinch ae-
NNN peacd Tufnc worth SIS here Tor 'se
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OF Shirt v diStS

70 say we had 'he finest stock in the city" would be
say nothing because the term is obsolete, and then we
be different We have enough Shirt Waists to go from
end Of this city 10 the other 25c to SIS Sizes for the
esnl miss or the matron.
percs backs tucked front 7Sc
Ako Walsts
Nhte Law
Al nndr eda more
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Dresses

White Camhc
trimmed months to arranged this
25c for to
or p
for vaIu m O
or
with a days
washed and they're quite
Why do we do 1T Mainly to show you that when W
the Bon Marche principle fair wage added for gath
principle. Do you wonder why this is crowded stores
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
Notion Needs

s.
Carlson curriers' sewing SILK. rs.
Leather Belts, iu coiorz and black,
worth ~. tao 20 customer. AZ lsc-
New Belts made - innnu4erah bic sinks.
gold silver az 0xidizad ssc
raark seal Coordination Pscketbooks.
s1~
watch Chains. with charms. az half
the usual price. &C.
Mems l4-karat Gold-hned ChalEs. guar
nnfeea 20 stand the Acid test. &e-
leather shopping Ngs, one TO cas-
toner a. &c
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: Che Daily neW$ 81 the Bon nlarebc. .
Of Dress StuffS and Silks

Some day we shall give up the whole
of this broad store to an exposition of
Fine Dress Goods, for in no other way
can we tell you how many hundreds of
styles there are here. A careful esti-
mate says four times as much as last
year, and still more cautious estimate
would add-"and four times better"
You will probably miss the usual
descriptions, and this is because the
stuffs are altogether too fine to be told
ST in mere words and type, and because
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
New French Np(kwpdr

We told last week how We were lucky enough buy many
hundred Handle embroidered Ties from globe otter who
bought them the Sisters OF the Holy Cross in the south
Of France Ever many 10 these master
pieces Of patcnt toll and wondered how earth the makers
had the patience complete such tasks the whole story
told in the sentence. Made in the converts Of Europe
We had to buy all or none and this irregular deaeror
pr,perlv pedilcr-let us have hundreds to sell
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(dpeS and Goats

(dpeS and Goats
Flannel
collars S
25c for he sorts
o
he
for e op
get bargain share it broadly and generously that
erng and distributing The entire structure hinges that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

Tvs Ice around TIES II rich tat
feta SILK these make a stock col
lar and a fie wlth one plcce IN
usually long ard exceptionally
pretty. 15c. ssc and tl%
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Six Thousand Sample Coats 0peS and Dresses for Children

ant sneusbut is hmo important pt since it heraeaq to tn
greatest mer
hare nd get and Dress 10 ell less
bead to Jet NukD Dresses to sell a 10 f ahe baaumpr
of cotton he soaring u uth ii Ihenuct
a huanfp ecsqo ale
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It Half, Two-Thirds Off, and More.

al maA fin mot muh, mark u)whl of
a per H an as
for an " ma bu from OF yn tt
fir cent apiece On u2h TO tB makes them as q a men, s uhh rest Al md
1y fancy yOu phyF h lace and in
O& npt Hf o H is 1 OF dAaw Dozen
al ouwh FRS get tro hunlrta nd
Of
peoples d yl o of dfpr.
O he al ~ Of % Their
nleraT These drpam ar of eeg because o IL garments re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

ChBarou's side H1astes reg lar price for here for &c.
All Metal Belts ready WaeR you are, - - *ts
SOUTH AIsLE-old store,
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Al 90 Cts Apiece.

Machinc-male Ties ut $3.50 finer. They're made
al the finest white French lawn with hmstched edges and
en- ends You wash them dozens of times and
they'll be always new Nor Is the show limited to these
alone We only stopped gathering when all the beauty Of
the Neckwear world had been garnered for Seattle.
,gan5kerchisf In all
pS1ii siG club and VITA
HIat
ca and plain eoiors pretty, sec and ti&
Frngod Ties in every color $l25 that afraid
would he unapproaehabe dollar and half. Chiffon
Strings with embroidered ends endless variety Of color
and design though Paris is mad after the white and black
effects. And 50 We've only skred the subject with
all we've said,
NECKWEAR-LOWER AISLE, NEW STORE.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01
Mr.. HowELIss IMPRESSIONS or LOWELL
An u L a.rnnnn

~ - 0ObH 1
HIS lie ct Elmwood was Of an entire
simplicity. Ia the old colonial mansion
10 which be was born, he dwelt 10 the
smoowering LEAKAGE, amid the quiet Of
lawns and garden.plo broken by few
noises ruder than those from the elms and
the syringas where the oriole clattered
and the eat'bird sang. From the tracks
on Brattle street, came the drowsy tinkIs
OF horse Car bells; ana sometimes A.
funeral trAiled Its black length past the
corner OF his grounds, and lost itself from
sight under the shadows Of the willows
that bid Mount Auburn from his study
windows. 10 the winter the deep New
England SHOWS kept their purity 10 the
stretch OF meadow behind the house,
which a double row OF pines guarded 10 a
domestic privacy. All was OF a modest
dignity within and without the house,
which Lowell loved but did not imagine
ota immortal presencei he could not Con
eeal his annoyance with an over enthu-
s%isstie Accouu OF his home in which the
simple chiselllng OF some panels was
Wanted rs rich wood carving. There was
a graceful staircase, and a good wide hall,
from which the dining room and drawing
room opened by opposite doors; bshind
the last, In the southwest corner Of the
house, was his study.
There, literally. he lived during the six
or seven years In which | knew him after
my coming to Cambridge. Summer and
winter be sat there among his books, sell
dom stirring abroad by day except tor a
walk and bv night vet more rarely, Ne
went to the monthly mid day dinner OF
the Saturday Cub In Boston; he was very
constant at the foriniRhtiy meetings OF
his whist club, because he loved the old
friends who formed It,; he always came to
the Dante suppers at LonRfellow's, and he
was familiar In and out at Mr.. Norton,a,
OF course. But otherwise he kept to bis
study, except Tor some rare aud almost
unwilling absences upon university
lectnring at Johns Hopkins or at Cornell.
From "a Personal Retrospect Of James
Russell LOWELL" by W. ID. Howelrs, In
the September ~Scribner's.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01
Japanese entertainment.

Mira. IN. w, Wiusor aaye q Japaneae EN-.
tertaiumept Thuruday night in honor n,
MIsa Carrie Bun,er. who IA visiting a,
her pheasant home. She was ably aasis,.
al nv Miss Pearl Reader.
The following gussts were invited.
Mis.a. pinkia and Rattle Cblnn. MsrcIa
and Pauline ssllers. lillian worthington,
Im,a, ga p,anoha F,Ika,.o, w.ans
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ATTENTION. MEXICAN YBrREANsl

nlo huRus Ia, w
The 22ud annual meeting Of the state
Association Of Mexican Veterans Of Mis-
souri,, will be held at Moberly, Mo-, on
September 18th and 14th, 1900. All
Mexican veterans and their friends are
cordially invited. Preparations for the
entertainment OF veterans have been made.
Hon. W. A. RothwelI, Of Moberly, Mo-,
has been chosen to address the veterans
aud friends on that occasion.
THOs. P. HOY, President.
JAMES MARTIN, Secretary.
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ERNEST sErOsrHOHPsOs SAYS TIE Bah.

N Ahb
The lovely Hawaiian spring was touch
lug all things 10 the fairy Badlands. oh,
why are they called BadlandsH II nature
sat down deliberately 90 the eight day OF
creation and said, SNOW work is done,
let's play. Lst's make n place that shall
combine everything that is finished, and
wonderful, and beautiful. A paradise Tor
man, and bird, and beast" II was surely
then that she made these wild, fan
tsstic hills, teeming with life. radiant
with gayest flowers, varied with sylvan
groves. bright with prairie sweeps, and
brimmiag lokes and streams. In fore
ground. offiag, aud distant hills that
change at every step, we hnd some proof
that nature s~quandered here the riches
that In other lands she used as sparingly
as gold. With coloriul sky above, and
%colorful land below, and the distance
blocked by sculptured butles they are
built Of precious stones anu ores, anu
Hinged as by a lasting ahd unspeakabls
sunset. Aad yet tor all this ten times
gorgeous wonderland enchanted, blind
man has found no better name thano
which a y 'tho road TO It Ii hard,"-
From "Tito--the Coyote that Learned
How," by Ernest on-Thompson, 10 the
September Scribner's.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

Before the sun had fairly risen Wednes.
day morning the people began to arrive
from the country u be on hand for the
show. They came IN wagons and bug
Ries, two horses and four, from the east
and from the west, from the north and
from the south, the white aud the black,
the old and the young, Samantha aud her
husband, John Piowman and his best
girl, all forming one great caravan Of
jolly, %joviaI, happy humanity on pleasure
bent, and for one day forgetting all cares
aud troubles. The watermelon man and
the lemonade vender were abroad 10 the
town and their voices are heard on every
corner. The happy kids are eating pea
nuts and sucking candy aud the Older
ones enjoy the fun and for a day become
young again. Lexington has not had q
show In three years and the people are
show hungry. The largest crowd is In
town today that we have seen foI
years, and 1t Is estimated all the way
from 5000 to 10000 happy souls.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01
EHsn Deferred asa!A sataaa Heart What
Sorrow b 800 \ FuNyH n,vsrs.

There are many different proprietary
medicines aud some very good ones. In
selecting take the hest, because II is the
cheapest. We call aitantiaa 90
DR.. A. v. BANEs SPECIFIC REMEDIES
which have effected permanent aud lasting
cures OF the diseases they are advertised TO
treat. II your case is "A complicated II
write us your history In full. aud mall sam
Pile OF urine, which will be tested free OF
charge. Women especially, are invited to
write freely-as their letters are answered
by one of their own sex, who has made n life
long study OF women's Ills, A physician o,
ripe experience and skill. the result OF thirty
years Of practice Is yours TO command.
Oh. A v. BANRs MEDICINE CO..
81. Joseph, Mo. tlml
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

NJ, u. church Sunday morning.
The I.dls. aid .oolsty oi tn . a,rmau NJ.
u cbnrrh w,I ma, a, ,hs m 4.
Phetzlue on next Tbur.day. september 8.
a. c,.m a,.a..a ,.,ur-- T.s,.a.v
t. ,-sa ~~.-,. - N u.r,.o 90
he a looking AZ n his trTD agreed with
him.
NJ. Oh. u.a.,.L o,Ia-...,o. In,c-
to- - p,Ia.v --o.",.s s,,ar
+. ~ A.. v,.,, I'm ~ 80, Mr..
smack
wo,k nm ,ha ,-n,s,,o, ds,or.no, nj, the
Mathoalst chur.h i. nrogr...,ag nioslv.
and ms ceiling w,Il p,oba ~ = n. asi.hs6
This wsak
VS. wc"mnha,,
1919.
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NOTICE TO COAL MINERS AND DEALERS.

NOTICE TO COAL MINERS AND DEALERS.
Sealed bids will be received at the
Confederate Home OF Missouri, near Aig.
ginsvills, up TO IL, m,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1900,
for furnishing 500 tons OF good screened
lump coal in bins. at the Confederate
Home, the board of Managers reservlng
the right 10 reject any and all bids,
Address II. A. Newman, secretary Con-
federate Home, Higginsyille, Mo. ITS
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

rha small hov and his father were very
h.no, wednesd.v.
,oo
..Ionaa. wadaa.d.y
c,,
~. "" W 80 49,,
NJ. n n smith
m
MISS o'mms' o' 'oD,n'
.as
NiSs hnnA ~
from hlHg,u'vl'o v ~ W
'''''
MI iAe hyianu 's'a'"u
luesuay r'e".us'
mere win n' 'a ~
Mr.. Lewis starke' OF memphis, renn''
Is mere ''S'''ns 'ne fanny
1onnSon anu o'"o 'e
The thirty'hfth annual convention OF
the Missouri STATE SUNDAY scnoo' soc'e'y
Mrs. Swearingen, of WarrensbnrR, who
has been visiting Mrs. swearingen at
Longs hotel, left Tor home thursday
Miss Kate Hartman and Mss Emma
Higgins arrived from Higelnsvilie Tues
day evening to visit Mrs L. W, Groves.
Mr.. J. b. BentIy, bridge contractor, who
"a quitting in a number of ridges in the
:" fNN
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

Walkers Tonic Ia the link that picks
up the vital force OF man 10 bis rundown
state and binds him 10 heath aud strength
by recuperatinR the brain, regulating the
action Of the heart and neurishing the
nervous system. Try it. For sale by Leroy
Farmer. 9 1m1
About a dozen couples Of young people
had a pleasant hop Of Farmer hall Tuesday
night. The marine orchestn furnished
their usual qsality of sweet music add
the dancers enjoyed tn emselves until the
wee hours OF the NOR ming, A nice crowd
and a nice time was the verdict of all
present.
Thousands suffer with torpid liver, pro.
ducing great depression Of spirits, indi-
gestion, constipation. headache, etc. Her.
bine will stimulate the liver, keep the
bowels regular, aod restore a healtbful
buoyapcy OF spirits. Price, 30 cent?. For
sale by Crenshaw 4 Young, clint
W. @. Musgrove left Tuesday evening
for Kansas City. From there he goes TO
Oklahoma City, where hs Is now In
charge OF 4 branch office Oh the Kansas
City Times. The Times has made no
mistake In putting MIR. Musgrove In this
important position and bis long exper-
renee 10 newspaper work lisa guarantee
that the Times villa be we'll represented,
Miss Anna Worth Rton left Tuesday
evening for Galena. kaI., where she will
open her private sch Dol about September
10th. She taught n short term there
earlier 10 the year and her success then
warrants her 10 expo sting a large attend.
ancs this fall. Mas Daisy Powell goe,
with her on a visit 10 Galena and may
possibly decide to re I'M ain there and teach
music.
The lNTELLIeENCER acknowledges the
receipt OF q basket OF hne grapes from the
vineyard Of Mr., Nick Haerls, for which he
has our thanks. It is a large white grape
and the punches are also large and ex'
ceptioually we'll filed. II the friends Of
the IETELLdGENoER contluus 10 remem.
Der US as they have been doing we think
we will inaugurate a home product show,
Just think what a IN O wing could be made
at a street fair.
The good people OF MAYHEM request us
to announce tina, there will be an ice
Dream social at With era Lawn 10 that city
on Thursday night. September 8, for the
benefit Of the Baptist Sunday school. II
the night is bad the supper will be post
poned until the next night. We take
pleasure in making the announcement
aud assure you from our personal kuowl'
edge Of MAYHEM people, that II you at.
tend you will be treated royalty.
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AN OPEN LETTER.
LEXINGTON, MO-, July 81. 1000

1T. f.- LSNA"NlON' N.Y., July Il, lSUO.
To Whom it May Concern:--
We realize the fact that during this
extremely hot weather one of the last things a
man thinks of is Clothing hence we take this
method OF reminding you of the fact that we
are still doing business and ~hustling for
more. In order to gain new business we have
decided. in the face of an advancing market
TO make a big reduction in the price Of all
our Clothing. We have the largest stock of
clothing in Lafayette Co., so we know we can
SUIT you in Style, Fit and Quality. We will
make the price TO suit the times. We have a
nice line OF sumner suits, Including, Sumner
flannels, Crashes, Linens etc, viii h we in
elude in this big reduction sale. A moments
glance in our Two large show windows, where
we have a few of our bargains, will show 10
you that this is not idle talk, and then If
you can spare the time and come inside and
investigate, We WILL SHOW YOU.
we did not wait until too late TO wear
Straw Hats before reducing the prices on them
All Straw Goods reduced and you have. long
while to wear them yet.
Hoping TO see you and assuring you or our
desire 70 please you
We remain yours for business,
THE GOOD LUCK CLOTHING AND TAILORING co.
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LOCAL sHoRT-sTops.
,slcs sAklno POWDER co..
CHICAGO.

sral good farms for rent. Apply to
Plattenburg. z'ioti
but 3 1900 q. A. RS took part In the
u at Chicago Tuesday.
! Mollie CheAtham left Thursday
\ lslt to friends at Hughesville.
becond.nand No. one Columbus
for sale. Apply at this Office. u
Clarence shelton, OF Malta Bend,
the city visiting friends for a lew
= Blanche Llewellyn reiurped Tues
Rom a two weeks visit with friends
terloo.
Rose Doran returned Tuesday
D two weeks visit TO relatives In
} City.
Lucille Buck, daughter OF N. +.
d OF Wayerly, IL visiting the family
II Z. Ii. Barron.
viii Nicholson went to Kansas
Thursday to visit relatives, and will
. over Sunday.
May Powell and Mrs. John Tyer,
Pkner, are visiting with DIR. fuckers
for q few days.
Chas. Schultz, OF st. Joe, arrived
psday for a few days visit with the
Of Mr.. J, p. Coen.
Emma Ayers, OF Levasy, who came
Dor a visit with the family Of DR..
/, returned Thursday.
Chas. Quinlivan, who has beer
d MI. Ed. Meyers for a few weeks
to St. Louis Tuesday.
b. b. Silver left Thnrsday ovel
nta Fe for Chicago aud northern
Ind will be gone some time.
John Tyer, who has been visiting
ther, DIR. Tucker, returned Thurs
prniug to her home al Buckner.
w. N. Conoley, wife OF Evangelis
OF the Methodist church, Is visit
!. 2. NJ. Williams at Central Col
N. Wilson left Wednesday 70
nsburg and will remain over Sun
lis wife has been visiting there 70
me.
arriage license was issued Tuesda.
pn to Mr.. Hughes Bryant, OF 10
pnce, and Miss Florence Lowe, Q
City,
f%ansfer company keeps a call boo
hammoth livery stable. and o a
nd Central hotel. Leave orders a
aces. l0-27-ti
leo. Johnson sold recently 10 Nj
Walker, of Lathrop, a bandsom
Polled Durham bull, and shippe
Aesday.
a call at Lexington Transte
Please report any neglect on th
u employees to Q. l.. Kenne,
No, IS.
MONEY TO LoAN.-On good rel
ecurlty: In sums OF $500 and u
cent. No commission, no re
AApply to j. q. Pleit@nburg. Il
Musgrove, who has for some tin
Biting In Canada, left MontreI
for a two weeks tour OF q nun
pstern cities before returninR her
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

FADEI.ESS
DYES do not spot, streak or
give your goods an unevenly
dyed appearance. Sold by
Leroy Farmer. SAM
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

5000 barrels Of appels. will open a
packing house one door east Of the brew
cry on franklin, St., about the irst week
10 Sept. and will pay the highest market
prices for all kinds OF fall and. winter
apples, Special prices on Jonathan.
Respectfully,
8 % u DAN H.PHLKaAR.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01
PLANS FOR BrLAReINe TIE WHITE HOUSE

PLANS FOR BELARGIEG TIE WHITE HOUSE
The October Ladies' Home Journal will
publish plans for the proposed enlarge
meut Of the White House, at Washington
and Colonel Theodore A. Bingham, U. s,
A., custodian Of the Executive Mansion,
will urge their adoption in an article
pointing out the great need therefor. Our
Chief Executives have been poorly housed
for a long time but the obstacle that has
stood In the way OF enlarging the White
House has been the fear Of destroying the
fine proportions and symmetry OF the
building. This has now been overcome
by q skilled architect, whose solution oil
the problem will be given In the October
Journal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01
MARRIAGES.

Married, in the recorders Office, by Rev.
Chas. Manly, Thursday, At S p. NJ, Mr..
Fred Leeate aud Miss Grace Coffman,
both OF H~igginsyille.
Married, in lexington, Mo-, Wednes-
day, Aug. ~, Mr.. g. A. Alter, of Oak
Grove aud Miss Ora Davidson, of Bates
City, Rev. j. W. Withrow officiating.
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Quick Relief

from the nervesplitting head
ache comes with glasses properly
fitted, to correct eye strains.
You perhaps reallze the necessity
of protecting your eyes with
glasses, but don't realize the
necessity of protecting yourself
from poor opticians. Exercise
the same Judgment in selecting
your optician that you would in
choosing your doctor. You are
sure of accurate and skillful SER
vice here, Satisfaction guar
anteed. ,,....
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Born, In Lexington, Mo-, August -, to
the vile Of Mr.. Frank Mcdowell, a 10
pound boy.
Born, In Lexington, Tuesday, August
Is, 1900, 10 the wife Of Mr.. Jas. Robinson,
IN 5 pound girl.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists reiuad the money II II fails
to sure. 3. W. Groves signature IL on
each box. 25o.
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srOps THE COUGH AND WORKS OFF TIL

Laxative BrOmo -Qulnine Tablets cure a
cold In one day. No cure, no pay. Price
rs cents,
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An Extraordinary lnduoement

Although the regular rate is $iO per annum, we offer you The Verdict by mail
for ak months for one dollar and aHy cents. AS a further Involvement we will
send you without cost, postpaid, the World Almanac, itself a mine Of In isps-
sable political information. Thus you will receive for one dollar and a half VIA
would ordinarily cost you two dollars and a quarter. This offer stands osa
10 you for ninety days from date.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from
alum. They look like pure powders,
and may raise the cakes, but alum
is a poison and no one can eat food
mixed with it without injury to health.
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Missouri Valley College, AAfSiH I..5arl.

Course Of Study Us High as In any Eastern College.
Beautiful grounds Marshall Is q beautiful city OF 5000
population, In Saline county, the richest county In Missouri.
j Is located az the crossing OF tho Chicago& Alton Y, X. and
the Mo, Pac. II. X. For catalogue or other infprmatlon write
President W. n. BLACK, D. D.. Marshall, Mo.
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@M%~.~

This signature Is on every boz Of the genuine
Laxative BromO-Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures = cold In one day
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

Used in Millions of Homes-40 Years the
Standard. A Pure Cream Of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known. Makes
Delicious cake and pastry, light, flaky biscuit,
Rridd1e cakes palatable and wholesome.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-01

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