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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17

We guarantee TO cure any Catarrah
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All burns. scalds, cuts. bruises, sprsin'
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There IL a Class Of People

Who are injured BY the use OF coffee. Recent.
ly there has been placed In all the grocery
stores q new preparation called Graiu-o, made
Of pure srains, that takes the place of coffee
Tue most delicGt0 stomach receives It without
distress, and but few can tell It FROM coffee.
IL does not cost over \ as much. Children
may drink II with great benefit. 10 cts. aDd
70 cts. per package. Try H. Ask for Grain ., !
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LEXINGTON, Mo, March IL, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that there will be
q meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Lexington Milling Company, q corpo-
ration, in office Of said company at rooms
s and 10 in Haerle Building, Lexington,
Mo, on
SATURDAY, MARCH. oisT, 1900,
between the hours OF ten o'clock q. N,
and one O'Clock p. m. Of that day, for the
purpose Of eleoting directors of sald
corporation for the ensuing year.
q. W. ELLIOTT, President.
8. N. WILSON, Secretary. SING
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Born, In Brooklyn, N. ", March :, 10
the vile of Mr.. Willis B. Powell, a gin.
Born, 10 Dover township, March Q. TO
the wife Of SIR. Hilton Lewis, twin boys;
one has since died.
Born, near Odessa, March 2, to TO the
vile Of MIR. William Harmon, two boys
and two girls; all OF them died after birth,
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DRY ECZEMA, TETTER. SALT RHEUM AMI
MOIST ECZEMA or sCROTUM.

All eruptive diseases originate In the blood
and Kidneys. Blood " impregnated with dead
or drcayed tissue and poisonous slemsntt
which Kidneys and bowels are unable to eI.
pei. Pores Of skin become clogged, and thus
The system is a hot-bed OF malignant poisons
which generate parasites or insects. that bur.
row their way to the skin, causing various
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flO0 per bottle. No more soothing. healing
ointment can be found than Dr.. A. V. Banu.
Ointment of Q, 10 cents per bottle. Strength.
cued II necessary,
DIR A. v. BANgs MEDICINE CO.,
st. Joseph, No.
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Opportunities such as we have to Offer
statesmen are rare. We want both local
and travelling representatives Good pay
to Intelligent men. Experience unneceS.
nary. Write for full Instructions and
Handsome outfit which we furnish free
oLyER BROTHERS COMPANY, Rochester,
New York. SINS
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Longs hotel is being redtted aud 70.
painted aud we are ready to serve the best
meals In The city. Thanking our old
friends for their patronage Ia the pass,
we will hail with pleasure all new ones
who call on US. Rates, 81 per day Gus.
tomary weekly rates. J W. CLARK,
! 2a'lm Proprietor,
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IN MRM0RIAH

IN hEh0kIAh.
The following poem is published IN
memory Of Mrs. Mary Harrison. our
dear mother, by her children.
THE BEDS BENEATH THE SNOW.
The cold, cold snow il falling,
Aud the trees OF the woodlapd groan,
As their shorn branches waving
Utter weird, unearthly moan;
And their voices seem 10 whisper,
10 mourntul cadence low,
OF those who are now sleeping
In their beds beneath the snow.
They who led the merry circle
10 the bright days long ago,
Whose laughter cheered the household,
Lie beneath the frozen snow.
No more they'll cheer our sorrow,
No more With US rejoice,
For death has chilled tie faithful heart
And huIhed the gentle voice.
They sleep, nor smile to welcome
The glorious Christmas morn
With JOYOUS hearts and kindly deeds
Add sorrows meekly borne.
My Lord, Thou kuowest how bitter
This cup Of mortal woe,
And forgive the thoughts that wander
To the beds beneath the snow.
But ahl That blessed solace
To the mourning one 10 given,
Our loved are with the angels now,
Chanting "Gloria" In heaven.
That He has crowned their brows
With immortality, we know,
And our darlings are not cold
In their winding sheets Of snow.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. s. NJ.
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In
Winter
TRY lirnin.nI Try Grnin.nl

Ask your grocer today to show you a pack
age OF Grain-O, the new food drink that takos
the place Of coffee. The children may drink
II without injury ~ well as the adult. All
who try 1t. like Il. Grain.O Inns that rich seal
brown OF Mocha or Java, but It is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives 1t without distress. X the price OF
coffee. lie ana % cts. pei package. Sold by
all Rrocers. l
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FOUND AT LAST.

Preachers, Lawyers, Druggists, Doctors all have to come to the King
Liniment Medicine Go when they have any malignant disease that all the
old Remedies have failed TO cure.
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The great value of our medicines is that they do the work at once;
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Services at the German NJ. Il. church
Sunday morning. Subject, "Besetting
Sins" (AnklebeDde Suenden). Sunday
night: "Der BarmherEige samariter."
c'The Good samaritan). Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Rev. II. A. H%ohenwald.
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WANTED-Honest man or woman TO travel
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MANAGER, yO Caxton bldg, Chicago. 1m'
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10 cure La Grippe in Two Days

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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FOR So o.

ease OF the throat, mouth or chest cured.
Pleurisy, pain in the side or breast
cured.
Palpitation of the heart, diseased
lungs, Inflammation OF the Bowels, PER
manently cured.
Headache cured with two or three APP
p%lications. Positive cure for Influenza
or LaGrippe; will remove any inflam-
nation or disease Of the Scalp, restore
the hair to health and prevent falling
out.
Tumor, Cancer, weakness or bearing
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For Erysipelas or Neuralgia, Immedi-
ate relief and a permanent cure. Also
the worst case Of Piles cured In ) TO 10
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We guarantee to cure all disease Of a
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No person need have sore, loose teeth,
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JULIUS caesar. Act III, scene /.
Brutus and pOrtia


The Gum Swamp Debate", 900.
'The Shadow Of a Song. ........
Story Of a girl who Sings to her
dead, blind, twin brother, whom
she had tended with marvellous
affection. Her lover overhearing
her sing, suspects her Of COM
muning with a dead love and
accuses her. She is so wounded
by this suspicion that she leaves
him forever, saying As she goes,
that she will sing the song again
just before she dies. A year
afterward, the lover, who is
alone and d~isconsOlate, hears
the song, and realizes that she
who is u%nseen) is dying.
a. Over the Hill and Far Away.
b. "A Similar Case. .AnOi
"Since She Went Home .........
d. "Pickaninny's Lullaby. ........
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1t requires no experience to
dye with P UTNAM FADE
LESS DYES. Simply boiling
your goods in the dye is all
that is necessary. Sold by
Leroy Farmer. '''~'
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THE OLEP CLUE

An entertainment wal given at the
chapel OF Baptist College Tuesday night
by the Clef Club, an organization among
the pupils of the school. The house was
crowded. as it always is when this school
entertains, and we are sure every one In
the audience was we'll pleased.
The first thing presented was the "Fair'
lea OF the Seasons" zach season being
represented by four fairies, properly
costumed, who sang beautifully Of the
Joys OF that season, and the whole number
OF about thirty fairies joining in tbs
chorus. The singing Of each qusrtettt
was unusually good, and all the choruse'
were splendid. The winter fairies had {
sleigh bell accompaniment, which was a
pretty as II was unusual. AT the close o
the cantata on effort was made to give til,
performers an encore, but they would no
be recalled.
The next thing on the program was th,
famous "Mrs. farley, and her wonderful
waxwork s." A show OF this kind depend
on "Mrs. farley" and we are satisfied
that no more competent "Mrs. farley
could have been found than the one VIII,
conducted the show Tuesday night. Mis-
Fannie Clatterbuck kept the audience in
laugh by her original and amusing re
marks. She was well costumed for he
role, her corkscrew curls aud wonderful
h~eadgear setting of her handsome face t
good advantage, She was quick witted
aud never hesitated to make some origina
remark, and-the wonder is she did no
make the "wax iggers" break int
laughter.
Following is the cast:
Nina IARTHy-
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DhAInb.
Died, at the Confederate Home, 10 This
county, March Q, NJ. JamNsC. 0'Rou1ke,
aged IS years.
Died, at Mayvlew, March llsh. Of cancer,
Dr. ClArkson, aged about 70 years.
DR.. Clarkson was the father Of Mrs.
Taylor B. BennlnR, OF MAYHEM, and OF
Mr.. Hunter U~larksou, Of Galsus, Kansas.
The body wa buried at Mt. Hebron.
Died, At bis home 10 Sugsrtres town
ship, Carroll county, March ., Of pneH-
monia, Mr.. Robert A. Austin, 10 the HIh
year OF his 2 I.
Died, at Kansas City, Mo-, March Q,
James Beddow, aged 10 months, grandson
Of Mrs Martin Murphy, aud nephew Of
Mrs. H.. ). Cavanaugh, Of this city,
Died, At her home in HigginNills, Sat-
arday, March 10, Of q Complication OF dis.
sasss, Miss Rosa Thornton, aged 70 years.
The remains Of Miss Thornton we're
brought to Lexington Sunday morning.
for interment in MachpslAh osmstsry
and were accompanied by her brother,
Captain W. A. Thornton, OF Higgiusviils,
aud her nephew, Mr.. VIM. T. Tutt, Of
near Corder. The decaased had basn an
invalid for msuy years. Che wa. a siat.r
Of Mira. Anu t. Tut. of Kan.a. Citv. a
former resident OF Lexington.
n,s =, s..k... w...... r.--
morning. March istb' Al i,S o;olocS
Miss Mary Young, oldsst daughter Of the
late Dr. leo W. Young, oil this city.
A telegram was received here Monday,
from Miss Lizzie Young, stating that
Miss Mary was very sick, and but littls
hope for her recovery. On Tuesday morn
log the sad message came that Miss Mary
was dead. The news was a shock TO our
whole community, where she was so well
known and so greatly loved.
Miss Mary went out to Ralispell, Mon.
tana. in September, 1898, and was engaged
In teaching school. One year later shs
sent for her sister, Miss Lissie, 10 come
out. Miss LiEris's school was at Haszard,
fifteen miles from KaIispeil. About Q
month ago Miss Mary's health began "a
fail, and she temporarily gave up her
school, aud went to Spokane. Washing.
ton, to visit some friends. She fully ex.
naotad 10 return ko har acbool In q wa.h
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PATENTED AUGUST ,, 1897.

PATENTED AUGUST =, 1887,
King Tonic for Weak Persons. Gives Strength and Vitality to the
.' System and Purihes the Blood.
A Sure Cure For Ague or Malaria Fever.
We Guarantee all kinds Of our Medicine to Cure as represented in this Circular
For full proof we refer you unimpeacha6le evidences
From first class citizens of San Francisco, Cal, Denver, Colo, Cincinnati, o.,
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When George Washington was wound
up be brought up his Ratchet by short
jerks, aud exclaimed "I.did.i 1t. with my
little. hatchet." When wound again he
he again raised the Ratchet aud declared,
II cannot. tell.a'liei" The words were
jerked cut as though the machinery were
rusted. Admiral Dewey looked stunning
with a w. NJ. A, coat and cap, aud with
huge moustache, Jennie Lind's solo Of
Three Blind Mice was lovely. oliver
Twist was all right, aud the Sleeping
Beauty was no dream. Katrina Van
Tsssel, Simple Simon and Maud Muller
were we'll carried out; Paderewski wal
about the correct thing, and the Licking
ton Street Cleaning Commissioner" bill
the audience a hard Jolt, which they ap.
preciated. The whole entertain IN ent wal
an unusually successful one.
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||npaign for the legislature. We hope
geader's digestion may be equal 70 its
a pur'iarmer ireGds want 10 pick up
: or three dollars, they ought TO sieze
q +hance to get the St Louis Journal OF
culture and the great American Far
~ Horse Book. This Horse Book is
'l|s sold at s3 60. Look at this combi-
I'M: The INTELLIoEYcER 81 90; Jour.
n q Agriculture 81 90; Journal Almanac
4 'Rges, % cents; horse book 80 90; total
the whole scheme for 81 90 II you
1NId rather have "America's War for
tSsrity," and not the horse book, we
4 Make the exchange for 10 cents.
mi Tor Humanity" 10 a book OF over
eges, in two volumes, 200 splendid
lone e%ngravings, and sells al ~. 80.
~ price is Just the same as picking 1t
Z n the road. THIS offer will not last
'ong. Come quick. Can be had only
'.| ihe iNTRLLIGEHoER. u
81 feinsvllle Jeffersonian: Edward
Hand, a coal miner, was caught Tues
| morning about 2 O'Clock In an at
"'rt to %burglarlze the safe Of Payne q
q saloon at Corder, The cash drawer
Z been robbed OF 1918 and he was Just
|'-Ipg ready to drill n hole into the safe
arrested. Cleveland, commonly
1N@n az "Grover," had planned tho
with a companion by thu name Of
|0IIpny Martin, who had given the
'Q1'ae away to the otiicers, and who wat
~ % 20 forward 10 the matter aud he
cN'1 get into no trouble. About ten
'''0of Constable Wiley AID several
'1|I' secreted themselves In the saloon
4 N o'clock Cleveland aud Martin APP
1aI.4 and went into the blacksmith
1rr pf Armbruster's, lust across th'
'f<|ii Here they secured a drill, etc
non arrested they had dynamite, cap
-'- PIC, and were just beginning Il
|Ni iuto the safe. Constable John Wiley
'1'Iat Cleveland to this city Tuesday
and kept him here until Thu
NC passenger train went to Lex
He is a young fellow apparent!
or % years Of age.
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The Misses Peak Entertain.

8. N. WILSON, Secretary. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-17
UN BAND ESPLENDIDO

William X. Vanderbilt, hijo mayor
de la familia mas RIGA de America, esta
oonstruyendo un palaoio en- Long Island
que serA una maravilla en- ell continen'
te.
La coronation de la oora sera una
enorme piscina bafera que sobrepuja.
rS los esplendores balneSrios de la an.
tigua Persia, del Egipto, de Grecia y
Roma, ( juzgar por 10 que dice ell Chi
cago americana.
Ell bafio solamente costara un million
de dollars.
Ell palacio ocupa ell mismo sitio que
otro destrufdo por el fuego 81 afo pa
sado durante la luna de miel de Gui-
llermo Vanderbilt su esposa. Esta
oeroa de Oakdale, NY.
Con una modestia que resulta ironica
el palacio es conocido con la denomi
naoi6n de Horas de ocio (Jdle hour).
Para alimentar La hermosfsima pis
CHA 80 ha construfdo un canal de una
lnilla de largo. Por el viene eI aqua
salads del mar hasta las mismas puer.
tas de la casa. Esta emplazada en- un
patio oriental, suefio de hadss, en- fren-
te de la magnffca mansion. El techo
de ese patio estA sostenido por arcadas
de acero cristgi, siendo los muros de
marmol.
La arquitectura ca de gusto, pero Sc
ha exigido al genio de la ingenierfa
americana que haga del banjo una ma
ravilla de oomodidad y lujo.
En 81 puede sentirse Ell frfo en- los
dlas mas calurosos del verano; pu9dese
tomar an baflo placido en- los dfas mas
Crudos del invierno.
El propietario sfortunado que gobier.
ma todo este luio suntuose puede prohi-
bir la entrada q los calores del estfo asf
como dar paso franco & las balsamicas
brisas 8 calentar las aguas, al gusto,
durante los duros frfos de la estacion
inVernal.
La piscina mide SEQ pies de longitud
Dor 100 de anchura. Ii aqua Sc renue
va constantemente para que Sc mantenga
slempre Pura.
Puede contemplarse, traves del de-
lioado color verde de las aguas del mar,
ell fondo brillante del marmol pulimen-
tado.
Del frente del pslacio encsntado par.
te una magestuosa eacala con anchos
peldafios de marmol que sirve para bs.
Jar al banjo. Alrededor GORE una artfs
tica galerfa embellecida con adornos
delicadfsimos de hero FORBADE
Este lugar sera an delicloso retro en-
los dfas calidos para aquellos que hayan
gozado los plaoeres del banjo, asf como
para los que GUSTAV de la holganza y de
no hlOer otra cosa que Deber te y fumar
cigarrillos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-17

En- atenta circslar nos maniiestan
los sefiores Meyoral Hermanos, almace-
nistas de la playa, haber conferido po-
der general d don Francisco Barnes,
gestor que fu6 de dieha casa mercantil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-17

volvamoa en- busca del buf6n. que deapu6, de
amordaxar o Ssrafn lsnx6 la carrera para legar
cuanto antes Ia IL que habs entrado 81 rey.
En- vano. dominado poT funestos presentlmlentos,
llam6 varas veCes La puerta tan a6lids, que no
podfa pensar en- eohars abaio empero Af donde fata
Ia fueTza obra Ia astucis. Eel baf6H dlo 10 Vuelta
la caaita que, come sabemos estaba aslada
Tenfa husrto, cuYss tspias no eran muy eleVa-
das estaban formsdas por pedras ain cimentar, 10
que permig6 escalaras apoyando los pies en- las Jun
turas De este modo pudo saltar 81 huerto una veg
en- g. vi6 luz on una ventana del piso bso se acer
c6 ella de puntillas procurando no hacer ruldo
eacuohando con mucha stencl6n
Al observar que continuaba aqusl sllencl0 tan per-
sstente 90 encaram6 IL Sentana examine el inte'
rior de In habtsc6n ls que v6 sl rey dormldo en-
una otomana tsniendo a6u, entire sus dedos crlspa-
dos al ramto de hores :,
En- el primer momento 20 estremeclo' cFeyenoo
que hsblan aaeainado al rey, pero n mismo tempo
flo en- una abertura praotcada ell fondo dc u naol
tsci6p vic relumbrar 10 sombra Ii mirada GEN.
teeante Jacobo al que aquel instante, deca ei
carmelits:
-IHisre al demonioi
FL buf6n se puso pie sobre 81 sntepecho de 10
ventana, abri6 de puntapi6s en- 81 momento
en- que Jscobo iba arroarse sobre e rey, cayo como
rayo en- medic habitsCi6n Jscobo se detuvo dan
do IN grito. E buf6n e habfa dsdo una estoOads On
Ell pecho, dici6ndole:
-IAht IPareOe que llegus tempo, traidori
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-17

Hun Chang. Aprueba tambien las ges
tionea que hace este fnNde establecer
ell antique estado de cosas y que las tro
pas aliadas salgan de Pekin.
Af&dese que Li-Hun-Chang ha decla.
RADIO que investigar& quienes fueron loi
que sc pusleron al frente de los 6Orers,
exoit&ndolos rebelAndoles en- CONTRA de
los extranjeros, castigando los culpa-
bles tan severamente que ell recuerdc
permsnezcs para siempre en- muchas ge
neraciones.
Li.Hun- Chang conffs mucho en- el
6xito de las negociacicnes para la paz,
nombrando la Emperatrfz al general
Yung Lu, como Ministro Plenipotencia-
rio para que syude los principles Ching
y Li.Hung- Chang d los efectos de las
negociaciones.
En los cfrculos diplomaticos de Euro
pa confrmase que la China sera desmen-
brada repartida entire las potencias.
Alemania pide una fuerte indemniza-
cion; los Estados Unidos piden terrenos;
Francia aspira tanlbien como Russia, d
obtener territories y sucesivamente to-
das las demas naciOnes que han interVe.
nido en- los asuntos del Imperio Chino
TRANsvAAL
FL viaie de Kruger Europa es aeon
seiado por ell DIR. Lyds cuyo viaje es de
gran esperanza para Mr. Kruger, CON
tiando ell mejor exito, pues los name.
jos diplom&ticos que pondra en- juego en-
Europa asegurara la eicscis de la ac-
cion militar de los suyos en- ell Trans
vaal.
El general ingl6s Lord Roberts ha
publicado una procIama declarando ter
la guerra anglo-boer. La prensa
francesa juzga que dIcho documento es
solo para satisfacer la opinion pdblica
de Inglaterra, pues la campafa prosigue
con extraordinaria animation en- estos
1ltimos dias, habiendo tenido IN refli-
dfsimo encuentro entire las fuerzas que
comands ell general ingles Kitchener y
las fuerzas de Bolna y Dover.
EsPANA
Neticias recibidas de Madrid, dicen
que ell senior Silvela, presidente del Con-
seio de Ministries, viene trabajando ac-
tivamente para dotar en- breve tempo
Espafla de una formidable marina de
guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-17
AGENClA CONSULAR De FRANClA
pf Ponce, PuertO-FicO

.Bebiendo proceder formar la lists
.ze los j6venes frsnceses de la clase de
1900 sea los nacidos en- 1880, invito
& todos aquellos que sc hallsn en- este
case, presentarse en- esta Agencia Con
sular antes del so del oorriente mes de
Setiembre, para inclulrlos en- ella.
Los que hubiesen salido de Francia
sntes de los 10 amos, podrku obtener, 81
10 reclaman, Ell benefcio del artfculo SO
de la ley del Is de Julio 1889, que los
dispensa del seryicio active en- tempo
de paz.
Ponce, IL de Stbre. de 1900.
El Agente Consular de.Francia inte-
r. L0renzi. 2-17
A las personas que nos piden los seis
tomos de la novela La Juventatd de
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