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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-12

I'VE come now,' said the campaign
orator, p0using n moment to take a
drink of water, "we come now to the
marrow of the subject"
"ilow do you know 1t is the mar.
row." interrupted jcering auditor
near the door.
81 feel 1t in my bones!" instantly
retorted the orator.
Hereupon the enthusiastic crowd
cheered for five inmates, to the great
overwhelming confusion Of the othef
fellow.-Chicago Tribune.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-12
CaIifornia0iI
Development

The problem OF cheap fuel for PRODUCING
steam In all cities and towns In California has
been forever settled by development in differ
ent parts OF the State OF Crude Petroleum,
southern California producing almost all OF
this most economical fuel Three barrels OF
crude oil produces about the same amount OF
steam as one ton Of the best coal, OIL costs
about 81 per barrel while coal costs $40 per ton,
thus 81 worth Of crude oil produces as many
pounds OF steam as Si0 worth of coal
The most productive and OF course the most
profitable oil field In Southern California 10
known as the Fullerton field Wells producing
100 to 800 bbls per day have been secured. Conn
panies operating In this field consider 100 to 500
acres ample territory to make large profits from
The stock of one company operating In the Full
lerton OIL Field has advanced IN price from q
few cents per share to 800 per share in q few
months, stocks In other companies In the
same field have doubled and quadrupled In
value In few days recently
The lntorratlo' nj OIL Company has the larg-
est amount Of OIL land In one body. under one
lease OF any company operating In Southern
4,5g0 acres in the Fullerton Field The land hAa
been inspected by noted OIL experts, who are
authority, and pronounced fine oil territory.
They are az work on the first weli using their
own machinery.
They offer $4,000 shares OF the treasury stock
par value Sl.0O, for development purposes, Nt
G5c per share. 40 stock OF the original incoE-
porators for sale-lt being Pooled. No Salaried
officers until the company Is making money.
Officers and Directors all men OF standing and
responsibility In Los Angeles Cal, where they
all live and have lived for years.
References as to personnel and reliability Of
the company Broadway Bank & Trust o.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Stock bought in this company az 25c n share
may In n few months he worth many times ~
cost No certificate issued for less than forty
shares.
Remit to International OF Company, All
Douglas building, Los Angeles, Cal, or to
Broadway Bank h Trust Co., Bradbury Drild-
Ing Los Angeles, Cal.
INTERNATIONAL OIL co.
A17 Douglas Bldg,
Los Angelica. Cal
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-12

A cheerful place is SOriponjee, in
India The rainfall there often Us as
great i'm one afternoon in the rainy
season as 1t is in New York state in u
whole year, and tigers and leopnrds
are as plentiful rs dogs are on New
NOrk's east side, On account Of the
tremendous dumpneSs the cattle have
to be driven to the top of the hills, SO
that they shall not get their feet too
wet, and the tigers and leopards climb
to these high atiudes also, because
they are imbued with the ldindly desire
to save those cattle from pneumonia
and othcrills 10y eating them carefully
and with due enjoyment
AS there are no forests on the hills,
the tigers prowl about all night in the
open, lying concealed during the day
in the limestone caves, the coal pits,
and between the crcviccs Of the rocks.
The residents come upon them in all
manner Of odd hooks and corners SO
unexpectedly that the beasts are as
much alarmed MS themselves, and usu-
ally scamper Off in one direction, their
distmhcrs flying in the opposite one,
No one stirs ont at nighttime without
powerful lantern or torch, for, as a
rule, wild beasts will not come near a
light, though this rule does not hold
good I'm all cases,New York Herald
------.---------------
Ym--Are you living at Mrs. Hash
crafts?
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-12

Convict--Well did the guvnor git me
pardon petition?
WMden--Hes, and put It on file.
Cunvict (eOgerly)-S Say, tell him to
return me petition il available and
10 send de file along wid it,-ChicOgo
News.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-12

Nim--Are you living at Mrs. Hash.
crafts?
Yam-No but ! arn slowly dying
there indianapolis News.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
EEeLAuD,s ASHANTI ROW.
IA KI.r.. ~eolass Steel Figured
A ia Rseeat rprisiAs 81
uAe NslveG

The BddsA are rev sending = few
hundred troops from the coast 70
CunAsaL the Old capital Of Aahsnu.
to punish the natives there who have
tAkeh Up ArmA against their Waite
TulsrS, Killed and wounded q number
Of the Britlsh police snd PreFsntsd the
missionaries and ether whites from
leaving the town Az o4ciAl rePeFtre-
esived At the coast says the uprising 70
due to the Efforts Of the British to OBJ
tain p~osssSsion Of the EOlden stool Of
Ashanti. says the New York Sun At
the time King Prenpeh surrendered 70
the Britikh expedition which defeated
him four yeau ago, II was asserted
that the king had buried the golden
stool with thousands Of dollars worth
Of other valuable property. hoping that
some time be might be able TO regain
these treasures and use them 10 his
OWE advantage.
The golden stool was the Ashanti
substitute for a throne. and Il was re
puted TO be made for the most part Of
gold II was 4 large article Of furui-
ture sud was perhapG worth some thoa-
sands Of dollars. The British have been
searching for this valuable rehe, and,
in fact have been digging holes far
and wide around CunAsSi IN the hope
Of unearthing other treasured
A great deal Of gold wal produced in
Ashanti for nAay years and nOst Of
It found itA way into the hAndI Of the
king and the mobiles The precious
metal was worked up into radely fash
Toned jewelry OF Sdornnents for the
attire and furniture Of the wealthy
classes, and a great many Of these
products Of the native goldsniths were
buried With every man Of importance
The nAtivea say their fathers have BE-
heved for hundreds Of years that burial
Of gold in their graves assured then Of
great blessings In the next world; and
white men who lave TiEtsd the eoua-
try say thA. gold to the vslus Of . 900
or more Ia hidden In nA3y Ggrare. Per
hsps these stories are exaggerated,
but at any rate there has been IN the
past three years 4 good deal Of this
sort Of gold mining near CunGssL
II Ia possible that the whites in their
Efforts 10 king the golden stool TO
light have been getting quite hear the
object o. their search, and this fact mar
have insited natives who are in the
secret to begin this quarrel with the
foreigner King Prempeh ia now In
exile In Sierra Leone, far from bis a.
tive land, AID though be promised,
when be begged the British Il make
peace with him, that he would reveal
the hiding place oihls buried treasures,
he did not keep his word. He IL stu
permitted to retain the rude but val
liable jewslry which wGs In bis pos
session when he Surrendered, and be
10 quite . gorgeous object when be
shows himself In state at Frsetowp
wearing his yellow satin trousers and
aweight Of gold ornaments that makes
him appear Ike a beast Of burden.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
DelAnd, Florida.
Bryan Will Win.

Richard Croker OF SeE York, spoke
With much more than usual freedom Of
the political outlook the other day.
81 have never" said be, '.felt more
sure Of success for the democracy than
| do todsy. I've been sway, bat I've
kept the closest of watch on the prog.
ress of Amenead affairs. EnglAnd's q
good place to keep watch from at that.
One gets . blrd's-eye view Of the whole
Situation not possible when you are
here in in the middle Of it. Bryan will
bsai Mckinley. las in the air; writ
ten in the very faces Of the republicans
themselves. It's IS it should be.
Bryan, to my mind, and I've seen
him and read HIM and studied him, is
The nearest to jefferson, and the best
and most American American, save
Abraham Lincoln that has been pro-
duced for the presidency in my time.
Bryan is Of the people, for the people,
BY the people. Mckinley is Of the
trusts, for the trusts, by the trusts.
The trusts mar will 90 down, the
peoples man will go up. Bryan will
be the next tenant Of the White House.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
THE RRIn6K AGAIN.

In AnO,her part Of the paper Se PoN-
lish = call for 5 mass nee,ing Of The
citizens Of LsIingtou al the coar1hoase
Noodsy evening to hear and consider
$ proposition that has besn received By
the bridge committee relative to bald
Jag : bridge across the river Al this
poiui. This Is Indeed 81 Old qaesiion
aad one that has come 10 Be hooked
1Po1 BY outsiders in The nature Of q
jaks bat Il = one that never fails 10
Aro0ss Interest among or csit1ens, Ii
IS one ef paramount iu~POrtAnee TO
LsxingtOa S1d becsnss il has been %
lOag delayed shO0ld excite the more
rrteres; because Of is greater us~d.
Saeh : bridge woGld be worth
thousands Of dollars yearly TO LsXing-
too from the Increased trade brOaghi
to the toSn from the a0ris Of the river
&ad ne Tn dsrSi&nd the committee has
= most favorable ProPositNOa to submit
only AsnAl Subscription, abOGi Ss5,-
co ve understand, L asked and no,
ooe cent Of this : 10 Be paid unnl the
bridge IS completed and in AcsaAl
service
This Is By far the bss eder ever
made TO oar people, and We csa eer-
tAirly ii afford 10 lose the trade from
all the contiguous territory iOa north
Of us for this sun. The saildIng Of the
bridge Eoald practically double the
territory from which LsringtOa eO0ld
draw trade, and furthsrnOre, pat her
in position to obtain better shipping
facilities and lover freight rates.
WIKI sdded convenisness in the way
Of shipping ,hsrs is DO reason Why Ss
should Rot Be in IS position ts secure
the location Of one or more factories
We have tie nuesi coal felds in Ms
soun, Al unlimited water supply and
every natural advantage, and with in
creased shipping facilities, there Is %
reason Why q city should not become
= nAnufActuring eenter.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
"MIGHTY OLIVER"
esvernsr Roosevelt Ceasiasrs Crsn-
well sac Greatest RaIsr
Of Eaglasa.s

With divers death his memory
passed under q cloud, through which
his greatness was to be but dinly seeI
until generations Of men had lived and
died BE left many descendants and
there are nov in England. and also in
America, and possibly Australia, very
many men and women. In all ranks Of
life. who have his blood in their yeins
though in the direct line his name
has died out. Even durlng the present
eentuTy, when among the Enghsh up
per classes IL was stin customary 10
speak Of him with horror. his very de-
scendAnts in certain families felt keen
shame for the eeeds Of their great fore
father. With . ehildiGhnesa in no way
above that Of a Congo savage, 1t was
setually the fashion IN some Of these
families to make the children % pen
snos On the anniversary Of the dsstA
Of Charles l., IS 9 kind Of stonsnent
for the deeds Of Cromwell. The gro
tesqus nature Of this performances IL
added TO By the fact that IN that very
society GPseuliarly high place Of honor
waa accorded 10 the third cescendsnia
of Charles II. and his mistress. writss
Theodore Roosevelt. in seribnsr'a
One hardly knows whether to Be
most amused or Indignant At such fan
tssue incapsGiy TO appreciate whA;
vas really noble and what really igao-
BILE The men among whom such false
eonTentons obtaine3 could rot be sx-
Pected to see IN its true proportions
the form Of mighty Oliver. looming ever
larger across the intervening centuries.
Sooner or later justice will be done
him; sooner OF later be win be recog.
Mined not only A. one Of the greatest
OF al Ergiishnsa, and By far the great
eat ruler Of Engiane itsslf, but a. . mAA
who, In times that tried mas so1A,
deal, with vas, questions and solved
TREMENDOUS problems; man who
erred. who was Euilty Of mary short
eoningA but who sirovs nightly to
ward the hghtas IL -ss given him to
E the Light; . nan who had the vel
fare Of his o~ountrynea and the great
ness Of his e0uEtry very oloss to Ii,
heart, and who sozEht TO make the
great laws Of rgkteounsas living
forces In the government OF the world
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Stephen y. WhsOs, as oDe Of the
delegates from this eis;rii 10 The
national o~OsTeniion took care 70 see
tsA; Lafayette eOarsy people shOGla
Sc the great eouverton. N@ OalI
id be DO this bot be Ess % the ngbi
sids il ever hghi tAz; cane UP. Il
wAs, in greS, Psrt, due 10 his eaors
tkai VIZ. J. Sloas was elected to tbs
platform oonnistse aEd The SisPhsas-
Phelps gang received black eye thai
viii 20 far toward elIninaiing ibs1
trou NISSAN politics. Lafayette
ooangy Always seE1s representatives.
Who kghs bo.dy and well OF Tie riEh;
adt.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Sikis Ss=..oE A R Talbot, Of Ne
orAskA, Bryab's old Law partner, bat up
10 Friday . republican and president
Of the upper bOoss Of The last session
Of the legislature. comes squArely out
tor Brysn. lie ay,. 81 shall sup
Pori the democratic iiekes because The
platform adopted It KAnsss City in It,
dODinani features express ny opinions
srsesiy. Thres PlaDks 10 particular,
those covering the leading issoss Of the
Peoding campaign, particularly sPpeai
TO NE. They are Ihe PlAak against
imperialism, the one Ag1ins. trusts aud
the s~IPressien Of sympathy for the
Bosrs. They express The essence of
true ADencanrD, and | uOold sup
part any man I tbOsgb, Woald carry
out Ihsss PriSeiPIes a opposed 10 the
policy belng Porsoed b. Ihe present
neP1bltcan adninlsutitoo. sbsOinte-
~ Agres 9Th the democrats 90 these
three PrOPOsitIOOs, add beiieTs hrmiy
that Mr.. Bryan sHl carry OU, the
principles Of hs platform # elected. I
believe Mr.. Bryas 10 be the highest
type Of American citizenship and
craftsmanship. | knoE him better
than any huDg usn. can say with
oct The least eqaUOeaiiOn thai his
eAArAetef.b Of the highest. He Is sb-
soIaisly sincere IL all be ssys and
does, add his integrity cannot BE
9OssssOOsd sbAl Do all in NJ PossE
! 70 Securs lie election.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

C~sagTessnan CowbeEd uss oVsrrur
With sPPdoAtou, for uokes 10 The
~eosVsntsOa, 10, oBly from his OVn DIS
net but from al oSef tie state Hoe
BE- zanAgei Is mystery bat be ossii
with he sabies IN . mastery mAnDsr
Acd s1ooss3et 10 seeGnsg sea!s ioI al
eonen He has ingraiisted himself
more deeply than eve lEio ibe hearts
Of Ais eoaanaeau aBd The naa tia,
darss asa for bis seAi 10 congress be.
fore be gess ready 10 retire Wiil DO %
al he perl q hs Lie sad wHh =
sPlshdld chance o; getting H0Ehng
oshor than ibs n0uinG1Ion hred a. hia
had Missosr and MissOuTiAEs are
slngtA Gs1 cOshsEd . he per q Az.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

hftehsnsr Yields 10 q beer otrl.
While Lord Kitchener was engaged
In IuppresSing the Pne.kH rebellion he
ordered the destruction Of = certain
farmhouse Not seeing any signs Of his
orders being carried out, he rode over
with his star and found 81 interest
ing situation In the doorway Of the
doomed tsr1 stood q pretty Dutch
iJtr- her hGEea elutehins the 6oorposts
and her eyes 1AAhing FIRE from beneath
her dainty sunbonzst. The Irish serz-
eAni In charge Of the party Of ess,ruo-
uon WA vainly .ndesVoring 70 per
suads her TO Let them pass in. but to
al his Embellishments Of -Arrah dar-
lint; wtAhs now. AeashlA," etc the
maiden turned . desi ear, and a dead
lock PrsTAiled K~i.ehszer's shArp
Whats tkisF pat a elinAH to the
scene The girl shdsatly guessed that
this wa the DREADED chief OF stad.
and her Hps Srenbled IN spite OF her
SELF. Kitchener gszed soUrly a, her,
staudiAg brGvsly though teArfuny
there, and turned to bis military secre-
tary. Pat down be Cowled. -thA,
the eoInAncer's ordsn With references
10 the esstruotion Of RIghinAu's fAra
could rot be carried out, owing to ua-
expected opposition, Forward. gsntle
Hsn-"-Londoz ysEL
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
AGAINST ELECTRIC
nasts In rAsir Fiisht FIAG ssrs aad
Bsaasa Death "a the Brtl-
uaAt Glare,

Local naturahSts are deeply interest
81 IN the strange nigst aighi Of thou.
sGnds Of birds not supposed 10 Be ZOO
turEAl IN their habstS Uhieh have BEEN
noticed since DE big electric light tow
er was re1lluminstst after 9 lapss Of
several ysan Ths Singular tAize
about II Il, writes . San jose (Oal1
eorresponctnt Of the g. LouIa Bspuh
lie, that birds that have nsvsr before
been seen II this part Of the county,
are sbuneirty IN evidenos, hurereds
Of them beiag killed slightly BY syinS
againit various parts o. the tower.
Anong the varieties that have besr
reeogIired among the bodies 81 the
foot Of the tower are doves, ono!es
AneAsa, martina swallows. small duen
and Eparrou hawks Beaces thea.
there are al least 50 species Of snail
eireh from the sac Of al EEiish spar.
row Gown, thsthsss never betor, been
sesn IN these partS.
In former ystrs, When the tower ~,
IN use zAsy dneks and Tvsss wi,
killed By tying against IL aar4nE u.
spring arc tAn migratory seasosI, but
this year tie number Of Grad eaen "a
mall and 60 reesskAVs been found.
he hsoJ sdVanesd b. sozs tia,
tie birds are sttFaStsd to The lgAttas,
- beetles Lnd moths are seems H.
t1shls. In rsu Of the met that tAsy
were act ;Aus attracted n former
ysars. Sns Gees not ofsF . eisu 10 Tie
so!siioH Of the greatest nysterJ. tAs
PrsasEes u 90 Eany strange specssa
These s0rtratietoFy theories ss7vst 10
keep intsfsSi in the phsnonsaos Up 70
tshigkssi Iitsk and u Ia sxpee.se "a,
nsturskf,s rom tie ttais 1z.vsrsitIs.
VII b Invited ksrs 20 investLuis ths
natter. Il the meantime Tia iA1gAtsI
Of Tie inhoosnts eortirDs. aze lie a
eisa Of tAs HzmAhs society are eirsu,
latiHg q Pstitios 70 tAs city fstksu "a
have the tower ILRkts TUNED o.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

In view Of tSe fact that the Gas
Trust in New York City has put up The
price Of gas rs per cent, = lis, Of the
holders Of Gas Trust stock would make
in interesting reading As well As those
holding Ice Trust stock bu, - far our
republican friends have reirGibed from
Publishing them. Possibly they are
not democrats
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

We don't blame Governor Stephens
for not fOoling with the sire.-ear strike
10 81. Louis. A man who sGs bosy As
be 10 trying 10 defeat the uiil Of the
democratic parry IN Missouri has 10
tine for minor matters oeh IS isnd-
ing TO bis oUn bDEisess and looking
afisr The interests Of the people who
elected hin 10 osae.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

P~enins1lA, whilst there seems to be
IN unsuiiableness 10 the study Of heavy
Subjects Of books il is peculiarly veil
adapted to oral teaching oat doors, on
porhs. (As the Stokes taught, and in
ErOvs& The people II keeO-minded
IN disoassiOn and greatly given to il.
! veni to - our iornsr citizen J. p.
Tbornion and fOana him laid up With
~ Injured foot nom = fall from the
roof Of : hoase be was painting. BG,
be Is welded TO Florida.
We have = lot Of old pensioners sho
eOald cone here and end their days
IN comfort; whose savings on fuel
vOalt pay their grocery bills, and Il
they knew the fscls they would give up
their yearly 6ght Wiih winter AID
come where winter cannot come. In
= letter from = cousin OF my mothers,
sighiy-dve years old. who has lived
forty years IN Pensacola sac says she
Is not quite as well a usual, having
had grippe last winter. But who
would hope to get over it Al all At IS
in the nerth' The voices Of TIE
people here remind me Of those in
Italy, clear, strong, s~OnOrOus. BE-
speaking healthy vocal organs.
have met many in Florida from
Minnesota, and all parts Of Canada
iron Halifax TO Manitoba, One was .
very pleasant man iron Nova Scotia.
He spoke with such deep regre, At the
var and ~bloOdshed Of our day. ii Am
oae Of those who call themselves
Christians or Disciples Of Christ. bat
We do Dot want to monoPolize the
name. We were first called Christians
al Antioch and use no other name
now Wen, yell, said l, then you
area CsmPbellite from Halifax We
have plenty Of them where l live. He
lAnghted good nstursdly and spoke in
praise Of Mr.. Campbell but added,
'Christ founded the church, not Nj.
Campbell" He vas interested when
| told him my father went to school to
Mr.. Campbell
But be told me that be knew Of bis
own knowledge that through the whole
length and breadth Of the Dominion
the bone and sinew Of the people de-
SIRE and look forward TO becoming
states Of the American Union. This
vas especially interesting to me as II
confirms my own observations. "we
have nothing against Great Britain,
but o1r interests are Identical With the
res; Of North America. We too are
American, not British" He sad the
English officials Of Canada alone are
against IT,
GEORGE WILSON.
DeIAnd, Florida.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

We dout care whether Web Davis
shot that hole through his hat or DOT.
He will sboo; several holes into repub-
lcAnisn before the polls close in No
Tsuber and Mckinley and Teddy viii
fall through them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
n.s ustnAlsaaAl. nsnn

Ezaa-I zust 20 r1Esi away 70 .
sufs n kkrtnbaA
-iEoesei What tOs;or orssruA
tkatr
Ne eSSor ny eTsE=AksT.--
Easgssds B-..sstsr.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

There vas a lime when II put is
trus, 10 the people. Since then ii has
Pa, The people In is trusts. There uAs
. tine when lie stasdarcs were lofty
and snnobiing. It's only standard now
d standard oil.
Its baitle-eT yesrs ago vas "Free-
DON add the Union." II doe credit be
given 10 one Of is modern leaders, its
MOTTO for 1880 q ''GOld ond glory
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
Bridge Aeetiax.

A eozEiitss oi the L<r1Etss BtSdgs
Co2pny kG ~ p@<sts1 With . pan
fN the innsciat4 esastractica q q
bridEt serOa tss nrss Al tEis Doial ne
pa. 10 Gained A. bs.sg psrfsstiy prAe-
IieAbis. he 90 10 The stiEsss q he elsy
vtl be snail. and act osst 10 70 b paid
sorl tie hn1Es y esapls.es Gse pzi
late opsrEBos. 10 Srdsr 10 prsssoi lks
70 lhs otiEeas An6 hare thsiF co-op4u-
usu IL ths matter - have eose.sds1 10
call . zNs DStiag Al the spp<r csan
MONDAY, July Il
a. 3 p 4. sAKrp LG srsryoss Who hAs
tss iEt~rssa 81 The dig a. ksAE1 b e.
base, aad lst - TAX eoaa-sl toesshsr 10
TIE 1httsr. Joe. l. LoSo,
@. A. KKTEHH.
PRANK BoENAI,
I-AS Cc78iasA
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Tovne is . mighty good MAJ sEd
We endorse his principles, DO, be WAS
not the man with which 10 carry the
= and the convention did wisely In
refusing to nominate him.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

The man who would be fool enough
to Ass.ssinAie Mckinley st the close OF
his career would be on 3 par with The
fillow who stole these PlAnks from the
r.publican platform.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Having recently purchas,
ed the b~lacksmithing bus.
iuess of Messrs. John Lock.
hart and Charles Spry,
will continue the same in the
Quandt building, on Frank.
lin avenue. The services OF
Mr.. John LOckhart, an ex.
perieuced blacksmith, have
been retained by me, which
is sufficient guarantee TO the
public of frst.class work.
Give m e a trial.
Respectfully.
Frank HOsfeld
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

The republican editors are finding it
mighty hard TO discover any vulnerable
points IN the plA,iord adopted Al Kan
as CITY las. week.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

The brand Of enthusiasm that vas
served up for Teddy in Kansas won't
land him IN as president Of the senate.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Once declaring the people BY trsdi-
ton and interest 10 favor binetAlism
AID "eOndsDning the policy Of the
democratic administration IN its efOrts
to demODe,iEe silver" II nOW reRounees
that ancient doctrine and claims credit
for its complete destruction