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cows, OR sTBAM-ENGTNEsa
Who Caa Tell which Have Doae the
Most for the Advancement
ef Maakindf

At the beginning OF this century the .
continent Of North America was one
vast and teening game range. Not .
only were the buffalo In millions across
the Mississippi. but other large game .
was fully as abundant. though less con
spicuous. Herds OF elk, numbering ten
or fifteen thousand, were commonly
seen along the upper Missouri. The
antelope ranged the higher plains IN
herds Of thousands. Whitehall deer.
though less gregarious, were seen in
bands Of hundreds; while bighorn
sheep. though still less disposed TO
gather In large Aocks, were rarely out
OF sight in the lower parts of the east
ern Rockies, and II was quite usual 70
see several hundred blacktail in the
course of single days travel
But 8 change set in when the pioneer
Americans, with their horses, their
deadly rifles, their energy. and their
taste for murder. began to invade the
newly found west. The settlers In
creased In numbers and the rifles be-
came more deadly each year; but the
animals did not improve in speed, Gun
ming or feeundity in an equal ratio.
and 30 were defeated In the struggle
for life and started on the down grade
toward extinction. Aside from Ienti-
mental OF esthetio reasons, which 1
shall not here discuss, the extinction
of = large or highly organized animal Is
. serious matter.
/. II is always dangerous to disturb
the balance Of nature by removing .
poise. Some OF the worst plaques have
arisen in this way.
Z. We DO not know. without much
and careful experiment, how vast q
service that animal might have done to
mankind as domestic species.
The force Of this will be more appar-
ent IL we recollect how much the few
well known domestic species have done
for the advancement Of our race. Who
can decide which has done more for
mankind. the COW or the steam engine,
the horse or electricity. the sheep or
the printing press, the dog or the
rife, the ass or the loom? No one in
deed can pronounce on these, yet all
on reflection feel that there 10 reason
In the comparisons. Take away thess
inventions, and We are put back cen.
tury. or perhaps two; but further
take away the dsaestie animals and
we are reduced to sbSOlute ssrsgery
for Il WIS they who first made IL pos.
sible fer our aboriginal foTeistAers &c
settle in sne place and learn the rudi.
ments Of civilization.
And It 10 quite possible, though ot
eourse net demoastrsble, ih.l ii,
humble ehqede barn fowl his been 9
I larger seasfAetE 0f eur rses than al .
/ mechanical iEvs1ti0n In our posa.ssion
fOr there 10 no Inhabited esantry OF
/ Earth to-day where the barn fowl Il
, not . nsinEtsy Of health. There az,
VeEt regions Of sOo,h An-ie. sns
Europe where IL Is the nAinsisy, sus
nowhere 10 there known anything tia
can take iia place. which IL pTseabil
nrs than eaH BE- sAid 81 anything Il
! The wSVld Il aeuAauiea.-Erzssi seton
: TkSLpsgn. IL Cszfury.
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Pvteris, MarSh E-0sssrsl J5ubsri
eisa lss, sissi All % O'Clock. De he'd
besa tUssf!sg ifsa . sioEssh oonpiGist.
Tue teuh a PLACED into uposrsisg for
Tee tFss patriot. KAilsEt essersl Gsd sp-
rigst Gss h0aorasl. gsntlsasu.
TIE gsssr.l Wts Q. ysart Sl5. Abd, With
iss 1aaiGiSa Of some polish, va q typical
Bssf. He eazs siss cd Rpsss HsEss-
.ct faniiy, lag Ssstlsa ls s0sth Aires,
with . RrsnE i1issiSs q Dzlch blood
Hh fan name uEs Pislrsa Jssoos,
gsussrt, and hia last naDs uss pro.
nosaosa aIOsbsrt" His fanily moved
io he TrassvsAi uhss BsRlahd ssssIsa
EstAi asa hs sooa ssisfsd p0eiie LIE.
Ike Prss,3sst KruEtF. be Eas bora is
Caps Cssosy. He uAs bfsa os . lara Ase
bsrAs nfs "a iar1tF Ihsrs. Be beans
sAts sltorssy 10 TIE sosts AiTiesh re-
psblie sHd afisrukre vis..prssiosnL De
hs1 losg bssa snsigio1s 10 b pfssidsst,
au1 In lsss cane Withih 81 I0iss oi uia.
alag this hossF iroa KrsgsF hlnsslL
as SgSsl - Ne LbsrL sAEei3AtA
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STRONG EVIDENCE.
doebei's rIurderers WIN Undoubtedly
Be Brought to Justice.

Louisville, KY, March 20.-De-
tectiVe Dee Armstrong, who has been
working up the case against the
assassins OF Governor GOebcl, has
returned from Frankfort and tonight
talked about the case for the first
time. He said: I'VE have all the
evidence now necessary to convict
the murderer OF Governor Goebel,
and We feel confident that seven men
will be hanged for the conspiracy
The case against Youtsey /, ,trouE
ous, We have evidence TO show that
be furnished the gun aud steel bullets
with which G0ebel was murdered;
that be carried the gun out OF the
building after the deed was CON-
mittedr aud that Taylor ADVISED him
70 leave town. We know who fired
the shot and have four witnesses tC
prove It. We can srrsst him when.
ever ueeded.
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- q -.-,si isst, f,r SsqresS rtstive iu Tie STATE
EsstslzIu7e. sUtic't O. the sci'oa q t@r
hss-g1crzrtc partT
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Does II Paw 70 RnY Chenp =

A cheAp remedy for coughs aud colds
Is all right, bat you want something ihSt
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results OF throat and lung
troubles. wha, shall you doS Go 10
warmer aud more regular climatef Yes,
II possible; II rot possible for you, then il
either case take the ONLY remedy tina,
has bsen introduced 10 all civilized
Countries with success In severe throat
aud lung troubles. .'Bosohee's German
5yrnp" II not only heals aud siimulstes
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but aiiays irhsmmstion, causes easy er-
Psctoration, gives q good nights rest,
AOd cures the patient. Try ONE bottle
Recommended many years by ali drug.
Risis 10 the world. Sample bottles al
Cbss. W. Loomis' or d. W. B. TeTis' Lex.
ington, and j. A. Hudson a Co., Bates
City, Mo, and DR.. J. A. Mann. Vel.
( liogion, No.
Sold By dealers iu alt civilized coun.
tries. 3.25-tf
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Ala meeting Of the Senatorial Con-
mit,ee Of The l5lh Sens,orisl Dis,Tie,
Of Missourl. held At Fiesssa, Hi, on
Theodsy, March s, 1900, II vas de-
eided to call 3 oouvention for the nom
iusi,cp % a state senate: !-c. said
district. at LeIiugton, in Lafayette
eoua,y, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 9s, 1900,
The representation of the several
counties will be as follows;
Johnson county, 3 delegates.
Cas- county, 5 delegates.
Lafayette eoun,y, . delegates.
The county committees Of the several
counties are requested to issue calls
for the selection Of delegates to the
convention At such times and places
and in such way and manner as to
them, the said committees, shall seem
proper.
HORACE +. BLACKWELL,
ChaIrmsn.
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COMMODORE !!
THE Best
3 for sc Cigar
Made. Ask your dealer for it
TIE BURLINGTON ROUTE
pEaETrur

TIE BURLINGTON ROUTE
BEsf LIyE.
WEsT: Kansas City and St. Joseph 10
NebrAskA, Denver. Utah. Pacific Coast
two Trains daily. Weekly California
excursions.
NORTHWEST: TO Black Hills, Mon.
tAna, Washington, Puget Sound, via
the short Billings route. the time saver
30 10 so miles saved Tourist sleepers
Tuesdays and Thursdays Kansas City
and ST. Joseph 10 SeAttle.
EAST; UnaueS;iOpsbly the bes, trains
Vis Chicago oT st. Louis.
NORTH: 70 u Paul, XinBeapolis and
toe Northwest region.
Honessekers' excursions to the Wesi
and Northwest.
7SO miles VI standard railroad The
nam Travelled road IN the Louisiana
purchase.
Wide yestbuled, Pinisch lighted.
complete trAin Of chair cars seats free,
Pullman sleepefa
All ticket agents eau ticket via the
Great Burlington route.
J. c. BRANHALL, l.. W. WAKELY,
IrAv. PAsssAgt- Gsn1 Psss'r AEt.,
- NAin street St. Loui.. No
Kansas City, No
HOWARD ELLIOTT;
OeAsrnl Manager,
81 JOssph, No
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The Richmond ConserTa.or has
closed It's 4oth year of usefulness, and
starts on volume ~ with unusually
bright prospects. The people Of Lex.
iug.on will be surprised 10 know that
John B. Sioops started the psPer.
Stoops was, for = long time, prsssman
90 the old Lexington Express. Jane,
o'Gormsn, formerly Of this cry. was
at one time a partner. Col. Jacob I.
Child owned and edited the paper for
tWsniy yeau. Mr.. Geo. ". Trlgg
hss owned and edited it for the past
fourteen yssrs. For Ihir;y-four years
ths paper has never missed an Issue,
though the once EsI wrecked IN g
tornado SbOB. twenty year, ago. The
ConserTstor has always bean . good
paper, aud uili live loog after Ih,
prssent gessrstioR bs, passed away
Success 10 It.
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Bourke Cochran, in a speech 81 New
York, Sunday night, said: "Tbe
Presiden, Of the United States said in
= speech last night that We had no al.
lance with England. am inclined to
believe it. It is a surrender. 1t Is 8
surrender Of the control Of our foreign
policy into The hands Of the English
Foreign Office. This statement is not
nade lightly. There u the fact Of the
Alaskan boundary. Our State Depart
men, discharged our Consul to Pretoria
because be complained that his mail
had been iampered with aud displaced
HIM with boy "a years old, the son Of
the Secretary of State, who got bis
final Instructions not from the State
Department, but from the English
Foreign Office. This iSci is accepted
the world over as proof Of sn alliance
with England and has prevented any
interference in the wsr from any Olhsl
power"
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Platte City Landmark; Laiaye''e
democrats came out boldly 90 the 'u'i
aud endorsed Hon. ". ]. Stone and
condemned ". II. Phelps Lafayette
democrats are true blue. Lafayette has
9 candidate in the person Of Judge
Richard Field Tor the appellate court
OF Ksusss CITY.
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The Rsssisn goVsfansni hn Gsked
tt. Unilsd States to say wbs,hsr or
no: Rusl.Dd has the rlgh, 10 oPen let
tsrs from other governments TO tbeiI
eonsals ia foreign countries. Our
country remains dpub, Because EH-
gland opened lel,eu from this govern
met, TO AT. MseTpm. II ue Gay En.
glsnt h.s 10 right 10 DO 90, RGssis
will ask why re dont call Engianc
doun on s1ch conduct. Thea W
Eo5ld have 10 setaoSlsdge the tserei
sllmaee
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AK your Eroeer todsy To show you pack
sge Of Grain-O. the new fcot friuk that tGkcs
ghe place Of o1aes. The children may drink
II WITHOUT injury ss well rs the adult Al
Who try it like t. GrAin-O has that rich seal
brown Of kochA OF Java, but it is msde from
purv grains, and the most delicate stomach
reoeiye. II wltb0ut distress = the prize u
cOss~. Is sna = ets- PEI package sod BY
ell srceen.
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.t eandidste for Assessor Of Lsfaystts
county. subject 70 the action Of The demo
cratic parry.
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EsElapd, The gfsag eiViliSing poser,
sAi bad Ogpirol oi India for ysAu
she eVsu l.vss "a sIirs tar OF lb9is
people to provide IgAinH iAniHs 4
famine 10 Eou rsEing. Ene The people
Of KAnsss Are Esksd TO c0birihuis .
1illlor 51sbe,f o. scra f0F TIE Tslisi Of
be ssGsrers VIII somebody tel "a
ssIi EBgisnd IL aOing Tor The PsoP.,
q ts6n'
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The Liqht Harness Stallion
RUSTIC B. 3O.763
REcoRD

Bret Sad owned by Joseph R. Barnett. pro-
prietor Eiseaeli Stock Farm, Lexington.
No. will make the season of ~. at uis farm,
' miles southeast OF Lcrilgton, near Prairie
chureh, at IS for ihe season. With return
privilege money due rs SOU As fart is ascef-
tsined or rnHr- parted with
Rustic B Is 5 year. old. 70 hands and ta %
inches hlsh; dark bay Eith b.scs plints. good
size wei1a. 90 pounds, with h,,h style ana
speed combined. good maine and tail
Rustic q Els sired By NeEe NIB .l1s; be By
NuiVuod. SO 80, record ..lss NgtwonJ Il
the premier stalliun is a size u speed: be by
Bolmout No -; Newc1mb's Isl dam Maggie
wilkes, Gam Of three IN the l.s, b. George
wilkes, record !:si; Rusuc B'sl-t dam Mer
trI BY Merchant No. 10. be by Bsilmout
No "a; .1l dan BY Al West. No lIs,l; h. by
Almoni ~. %; lrl dan BY Namsdlkc. No
s's9; 9Th dam by Idol. NJ. III, Be BY Membrlno
Chiei Noll si7m7
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skAAN y - - 49,
a. eaud;date fur ASSESSOR Of Ltfsyeus
eslun,r. subircf &c ths seuoa Or the dsua0
cratic parry.
yr..-, s-.st,,-s.aa - aur1rnes
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Children often inherit feeble digestive
power sOd collie Of Z more or less Severe
character results, when food is taken
which is at all dlficult to digest. Whites
Cream vermiipge acts ss general snd
permanent tonic. Price, IS cents. For
sale oy Crsnshsw & Yong. s3nl
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NlA AArMNNANN NNAANNAHH
Mr. John Dillon, Irish leaGer ia The
Eaglish ParliNment, Vas invited To-
s,nd = message TO Be read r tie
recen, bsnque, Of the Marquette Club
st Kansss CITY. which developed en-
thusiAs,ie Bovr senIimeaL Nr. DssSz':
reply, which wss delayed 10 t.s1si,,
has Just been made Public. It Is dated
Dublin. February y, and SAYS 10 part;
.ln ireland We regard the war nov
being vagcd by the British Govern
ment Sgains, the two Republics Of
Soaih Africa as the mos, urjusl,
criminal sud coUSrtly Wsr Of The
century. 10 ogder 10 deceive liberal
opinion ia Great Britain and abroad, 4
preieNi Vas put forward-lha, the OBJ
ject Of the attacks on the Republics
was TO secure equal rights for the
URlanders, The fAlsIty OF the PreteKt
has been exposed BY The fact that
Uitlaniers Of al races eNcep; English
are dgsiing IL the srmies OF the two
Republics. To Use the words of Sec.
reiary Eeiiz's manifesto TO the Free
Siaters, according TO the Colonial
Secretary, Eaglaud has constituted
herself champion Of sll the Cillanders'
And What do We fiud' Ga the borders,
side BY side with our OuIgbers, we fed
these sane Uiiisnders in hundreds
Germans, Irishneo. Frenchnen. Del.
glsns snd Sesnd,navaas, and even
Englishnen-re.dy to lay down their
lives ia order 20 rid themselves OF their
seli-eansinu,ed Champion.
"All the civilized world nov sees
that the real object of this conspiracy
snd war sgAins, The Republics of South
Afries has been snd is to deprive the
Republics Of their liberty, to steal their
gold mines, to increase dividends by
reducing the wages of ls5Orers 10
johannesburg and to establish the IS.
tendency Of The Epgiish race over all
other races 10 SOUTH Africa
WAS war ever urged for such in
famous objects?
"ln pursuance of this conspiracy
against the liberties of South Africa
that press IN Great Britain and South
Airlca which is financed or controlled
By spectators aud mine owners, who
are chieny responsible for the war, hai
s,sailed the Boer people with $ torrent
Of cslumuIes snd lies unparalleled In
: human memory.
The Irish people who know irou
experience the bitter frults OF race as
, tendency aud the denl.l Of liberty
stand today for liberty and justice II
J South Africa, IS they stood In l1I5 to
liberty and justice in Americs, and ",
LOOK with confidence to the citizens o
b tha, greatest of Republics, whlcl
4 throughout the Nineteenth Century ha
A been the MeccA Of all lovers Of libert
and the refuge of the oppressed, 10 ex
tend its sympathy and aIl-PoWerful al
to two small peoples who are hghunI
with splendid heroism to vindicate j
6 South Africa today the same principle
which your ancestors fought for an
d died for in the great gar which CAV
i, freedom 10 America"
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"Tbe OPsa door POiie!- ssI sig
sart for Mack tsd Marx vhsa they
Etuist 10 msts far9r 10 cotsasung
sss FsiliPplsss- Bat tie open door
policy 10 FealHy InsekI . li,ils Of free
utds, ssd iss trsIs dsnAad that tie
door os iAsi. Il vii 10 ,bu with =
.gs3 report
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To TaE DEIT-A rich lady, eartd Of hsI
DsaiotEs Ead Moses 10 The Head by DR.
Nieholsoas AruneiAl Ear Drums. gays
ti0loo TO his Insiltate, 80 thG, deal peo-
PIE soasls to prosare ihs Ear Drsms may
have iassn Tree. Address No sSlIA. The
Siesolsoa iussisgts, 80. Eighth Avenue.
New York. ic.TyI
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Bourfs Coekrsp; They tell us that
the overthrow Of the Bosr cause will be
advantageous TO civilization. l car
understand that ihn view might be
popular With the smart sci, because
among these homsly people drunken
ness 10 rare, divorces unknown and
every uAn lives With bis oWu wife, Bot
If these people are indinsrsu, to even
iug drsss they are .sntciou, Of evening
prayer; II lbsy slight s,iqus,,', they
are ds'o,sd 10 morality Ind Il they
have the fear Of God before Ibsp, they
k.1, no, Iks fear Of psn. We are told
tasl We must bs nsstrAl. ! ask Holh-
ioS better, bah I dsny that Ihh govern.
nsni has bssn neutral. Long stioTs
the var tie question Of the Ala,ksr
boundary cane up To 10 nssif.l 70
quira that DO Bo,Iss bs taken Of war,
70; ths very Nousa. The var threaten.
ID ID, claim vas 10, pushed and thai
N lm.nl ws esaSsd 10 bs psgirAl"
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cAlsb POWei, Ihs u'urPing secretary
Of state, Of Kentucky, haI been hslc
Wl.boui bail, charged With Conspiracy
TO murder Governor Gosbsl. The
evidences shows that the democratic
seretsrJ Of slate was also 10 be killed,
20 Possu could bold the otes.
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Longs hotel Is being refitted and ra.
painted and we are ready 10 serve the best
meals 10 the city. Thanking our old
friends for their patronage In the past,
we will bail with pleasure all new ones
who call on Us. Rltes, 81 per day; Gus
tamary weekly rates. J. W. CLARK,
2A.im Proprietor.
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The Frick. Carnegie nght has result
cd 10 the organization Of more
abomln.ble trust than the old one
The new trust is capitalized at two
hundred million dollars, and will rot
the government and the citizen alike
Mark Hanna n largely interested
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JUsT oUT.-A new history Of the
most important era in the annals ot the
state of Missouri Tie scope Of the
Work Is well outlined IN the title, Bat
ties and Biographies OF MiSsourisns or
the Civil War Period OF Our State ."
The war period began here with the
Kansas troubles IN ISL, and scarcely
ended with the surrender at AppomAt-
toT. In volume Of over 80 pages the
author has carefully portrayed this
shining period aud the chief actors In IL
Solicitors wanted. Write fJT paI,icu-
lArs. Give references,
" L WEBs,
Iaiependeucs. No, B1I.T0
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ADMINISTRATOR's NOIIVb

Letters ot Administration IN me e' y
Mary Harrison. deceased, were ~ 'y,-i
ihe undersigneA on the 9th dal y.t,,fJ
lslQ, BY the probate court ot "T
county. Missouri ,.., "
estate ave required ~ exhibit ihem lM .ls ~
aucc 30 the administrator Withlh ~
after the date nf aid letters ur lleI ,stih
precluded fnom any bcncat 0i w. 30
aud II such claims be- not oNh ~. nd
tsu yolfu from the date " sAid 'e''''
viii hg forever harfci.
rhis .th day Of March, iyh ,utspL
ava i"V~'' admiuisIrsid.
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kensUeEy loG bst ssiirs'Pscs ;v0
y'su ego, s1t sle1ed . rtPsb.issr
sale sdniHis,rhliOa Jas, see uht'
T-Psb,iean5m can do for = happy
pt0sperO1l state 10 iSo ye.u
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The Iowa house Of representatives
have unanimously adopted a resolution
declaring that the people Of Iowa are
unsItersblT opposed to tariff on Porto
Rico goods. This will no, keep these
same fellows from voting for McKin.
ley and Mark Hanna, who imposed the
tariff.
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4 telegram says Cleveland viii vote
ior Bryan; and another ssJI Clsys-
iAai declines to say bOW he will vote.
We wish the Telegraph wO1ld drop ,ha
dead duet. Nobody cares bow be viii
vo,s.
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Tlrss years Of McAinley prosperity
have put the trusts 10 . condition Ia
die;sls the policy Of the rePubllesr
parry. Three year. more Of MoKiaie,
E0ald cause The trusts TO dictate ic
elnETess.
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Russia wants to know whether
England has right to open other peo.
pies letters, and has asked the United
States to answer the question. We
must hide our disgraced and disgusted
countrnances while We answer
"Y-a-eAss."
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentRry on the estate o. ~ h,
n. Reynolds. deceased. were granuS Ma
undersigned on the l1th DAY ol .1sstt,
10 by tae probate court Of LaiAJ eve WV
Missouri ., al
All persons having claims agaiuA ~
estate arr fcquir,,d 10 exhibit ueI1 ~, 'fs
ance 20 the executor within one ~. AZ
the date ~ sid letters or they ul. ~ n
clldcd FROM any benefit of such go, IA
u such claims b. not exhibited wy, ~, III
years iron the date Of said lriici' N'
be forever barred
his iith day of Msrch. lso .,,,vs
SAMUEL " WilLlAS,,,
h2l-I hANI
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NII -0llIT--77- y = = ""
FRED BUXTON

- eardidsts fur Assessor Y Lstsyst
,,,.1tg. sup5sCt 70 ths acton of The deu
crai.c part.
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The Kaasas CHy Times Is making 8;
ho, .or The rePGblleAn orbsrs, Ebo ATE
!iy ag their sire, 10 seal The siiy
siection.
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TAs cealn l.. ~ ~. 3. iaisrs u he
PhaiFpisss Sh5s thai 'asts mast be a
wtr g0isg 90. o. sI. ;ssi tie eSansfy
81 TOO subsAlihy f7F tie vhts nat.
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HAY dld not believe % that the
British opened Maerum's letters, but
the British have apologized!
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Emperor William /. and Duke
HAMA AID Cognl Rockefeller HoW
90 The AnsrieAs people like lbs 'oand
oftbess tiiles'
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nss. tbs iaborlsg usn q LeIlnGioa
b.lsys binnii 10 bs Pro,Psf0o'' Wan
hs bsiisVs tsn b Is happy ssd eoa'
,ssiss beeAs.- q. nPstiicaH Poiai-
eaEs al hin ks %
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DID MsGislsy .sd Hay ksosinGly
h'soiiais for EOlss properly 81 4
hey paid Spain iusniy nilliont
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II blenders By ICE nElDS can uSfs
tbs dead turn over 10 their gfaVs',
1eKIslsy u01id make Old Andy JteE'
sss', boues wssr ont hs en5n.
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Where q Sh.fIsr' he ought 10 be
=, San Francisco 10 call The returning
soldiers .s.fi r.h
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n. ersss snip Ssstay T,sil is tie
ntTi gno that MARI HsSsa asd
RoSts,sllsr vi HSft TIE FsPss-
.icsr pIfy dare IOi oppose the seal
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

A iss cssst O. 5sb0sis Pisgss s5t ,
iss eIisi Of lsFs0sy 10 sss Fitseiseo
pil sooa eoEvinos cor people o. tie
W5sserf1i raias Of oar HASti2s
pos,saious
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

There are ;,iao slsrts employed II
ibs gar dsPsnme8,, dfsUiBE iai
Itlafiei. II voaid probably reqslTs
Ole Aan4fs1 " iEsu - DO tks sOFk.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

RsP3ris from S0ash Africa ssy lkI.
Gss J5abss; Is dead he un ths
s;0hsu.ll IEstton q ihs Beer.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

Ths EsE q the Hdle1ss delight, In
taljAS rerestisa In ths ssldi Ke e.n
pow, sat aBe lind ssrz. nllk esrl.
spd IL &G1. 4 Necessary. Keep farm
gOiHg Eagis hzndea--rhacsgo TiEes-
hsr1I3
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

To Care La Grippe in Two Days
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggisis reiuud the mOaey " II falls
10 cure. &. W. Groves signature on
every box. 2S2.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

The ns1s EE-conieleEs.s si.is Te.
nnion will be held At WArrsns6arg
Sspisnb bsr 9Th and ssh.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31

I,tsePs Us humping to Keep uaeE Of
Nsck's Poro Rico policy. We never
b .ts iouad o.. b, philippine policy.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-03-31
The uh1II OI SCUM AhLIcl
!s sgg2 u 9ss
BOOK L-"Pictorial History of South
Africa"
Book 2.-"Life of Paul Kruger.
Book 3.-''Life Of Cecil Rhodes
Book 4.-"British-Boer War

The sbove gives the ti,ies Of the four b''h
tbe Monarch Blok Publishing Hou.s ,A,l
publish The author is DR. d. Nchensi' q
Scotch parents, born Ia South Airic--h
father was a missionary Tor forty veAf' ~
author. after graduating from Edlnborjaa
University and German institutions, 'p,a
over twenty years Of his life In south Airi
His brother "a now In Kimberly lthe seals
war; and will assist in getting the lii''' :"
news aud furnishing photograph, iron I"
scene Of conflict The book will have iS''
500 page, sHl0 iucaes, aud proluseiy i'lu'''s
vita about leo hnlf tone engrsVinss, .ai -
At the very low prices OF ti.Is sHd .HF
copy. according 10 binding.
r. TROTTER, Agent.
LEXINGTON, Nlssouh
Can b had At Posg once News Stand.