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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14
hKEa OF LIE RlILN.Ya

he Rock Islands proposition Tor cheap Hte
sIeunaOns to and fnOn Coloiado dunas uns
sunuer has been GsSaused By toe Western
Passenter Association. 10 Consequence BOuoe
"a ssrSed yesterday 90 Chairman heIsod
b. GSneral Passenger Agent Sebastian thai
the Hook Laod viii take Independent action
and pai IN eject rate Of ons fare plus saes
To- Toe round "Trip from Chicago sod All inter
msdiaie points east Of the Missouri nyer To
Denver. Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Salt Lake
CITY aud Ogden. ncketz At this rate uil BE-
sola 20 June -. Julys and " and August l.
frou Missouri nser points the same rate viii
= made o the days following tbs.e dates
h=ksts at this rate also uil be sid from Nj
souH nTer gHts~AyL Kansas City to Omaha
insiusiHe, d. July Z. sasdS. Pour spleialex
euHiDss viii s~o b nun % the Rock Isaac
fro1 Colorado ccmnon poiats to ChicAgo and
iHistnediate seatiOns 90 Jane a. July Il ana
- aud August 4. nhese eIearsiOn uckets
btu east A0d West b0ahd. v1l be limited for
rstun passAso u October 81. phs Rock Ialand
II intention o. placing 10 service
SPECIAL 'rains for thess excursions. leaving
CeieaEo At ; J. N. and naking TIE run 10
COlnudo With oaly enc Night 90 the road
Ceicago rn1uas.
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milan canal An the face OF the failure q.
The r~ruhliesn mafdriW to pass b oiil
pending IN congrrss
We condemn the Hay-Pauncefote trc.tl
a. a surrender Of American rights .nd VI
terests not 20 Be- tolerated By the Amcrt-
can people
We d~enounee the failure OF We tepN
lican party 10 carry out It's pletses 20
grant statehood 10 the territories oi
Arizona. New Aexioo ana CSlahonlA snd
We promise the people Of those tsrfttoftee
immediate statehood and home rule a
favor home rule and a q Arttorit sovern-
for Alaska and Porto Rico
We favor an tntelhSent system OF I'M
Rsoviss "a, arc sAre oa lrrxsiien
and the hoiainx o. suck lands for actual
s<ttlsru
We favor the continuance and strict
enforcement Of the Chinese exclusion law
and its Application 10 the same CLASSES
OF ali Aaiafic races
Jefferson said; Peace. ana
honest fuendsAip With All nations, entAn-
cling alliances with none" We approve
protest against the republican departure
which has involved US IN so-called wapd
potuca Including the diplomacy OF E1-
rope and the intrigue \ land,srabblEg
OF ASIA, n We especially condemn the
m-concealed republican alliance with
England which must mean Discrimination
against other friendly nations and which
has already stined the nations voice while
liberty Is being strangled In Africa
Believing IN the principles Of self-gov-
ernment and rejecting as ara our fore
fathers the claim Of We view
with ~dignatio the purpose AZ England
10 oyerShelm With force the south Ait
can repubHcs Speaking as We believe for
ths sntIrS America1 asfton sreerf ne
republican 0sheehOlders and for all free
LIN. tn ,hs s.roic snysha oIr ~ I'm,
UNEQUAL struggle to maintain their hb-
srtS ana Independence.
E.,e' me nippon SUI
Of Sscent rsnublIcan eonsIes.es Ehics
have kept taxes high and which threaten
s Ss ~ aSno.S o. me me SppTsssis,s wal az
surplu. to be squandered in such bare
.hsea naSnt GROn III me as ne
false pretsnse Of prospsring American
S~nipoSndins soaid PVT Snsarnsd millions
to a republican campaign fund We IA.
vor the redneaon n speedy appeal Of
honored democratic policy Of strict .
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From Mondsy's DAily.l

Mr.. Walter Davis, OF st. Louis,
,psnt the day yesterday visiting
friends 10 our eity.
Miss Annie Bird, Of Marshall, Mo-.
IS visiting for a few days tue family
Of Mr.. J. p. Ardinder.
Mesers. Marx Tisdale and jas.
Hughes, Of Richmond, spent Sunday
10 or city visiting friends.
Mrs Jas. and WIN. Duvall, OF St.
Louis, were visiting with Mr.. ]. p.
Ardihgers family yesterday.
Mrs. John Welborn, who spent
Sunday with her mother ia Aullyille,
returned home this morning.
Mr.. Thos. Hill, OF Philadelphia,
representing the LAndruth Seed Co.
spent Sunday here with Mr.. Ed.
Aull.
Mrs. Wm. Moore went TO LeaveG-
worth yesterday to visit her sou joe,
who is engaged 10 the barber business
there.
The Lexington Tigers played a
game OF baseball yesterday with the
Kansas City Unions, and Voc 90 a
scae OF 8 TO /.
Mr.. DayJ Graft went east on his
regular business trip last night. He
has been spending the fourth with
bis brothers here.
Mrs p. G. Allen came 10 last night
from Kansas City, where she has been
visiting Mrs. KOkendoneF and taking
10 the democratic convention.
Mr.. W. J. Bandoo returned this
morning from Kansas City, where be
spent Sunday with his family, who are
visiting Mrs. Bandon's mother there.
Mrs. John Gladish, Of Kansas City,
Kas., who came down 10 attend the
funeral OF her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Wolf, returned home this mOrniug.
Mr.. Luther NJ. keH and little
daughter, Elizabeth, arrived this
morning from Fulton, No, for a visit
10 the pleasant Nickel Home. Miss
Elizabeth will remain sumo time.
Mr.. Narcsll1s Hartman and Misses
Kate Hartman aud Flora Neale, Of
H~igginsyille, aud Mis- Claude Daniel.
Of VaDdalia- No, spent Sunday with
the family Of our editor, Mr.. Lafay-
elite Groves.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Evans returned this
morning 70 Independence. 80. Mrs
Evans has been visiting the family Of
Der father, Judge Richard Field. for
days, s0d Nr. Evans came
down over Sunday.
Prof. A. T. Hortensteiu, Of the
Terre Hs0te Commercial College.
spent yesterday visiting the family Of
Mr.. Geo. Carr. He has beeoattend.
log 10 business 10 HIgginsyille and
taking 10 the Kansas CITY eonyen-
ton.
Mr.. Robert Berrie, Of the Lexipg.
ton Press Brick Co, left this morn.
log for bUckner 70 start work on two
brick store buildings for which h.
has made a contract there. Tue
brick Sere shipped frum the company
yards here a short time ago.
Mrs Matte Littlejohn, OF Kaosas
sister OF Nh. John welhOrn.
passed through 90 the trails this
morning from a pleasant visit 10 her
neither at AullVilie.
Mr.. Flint Sawyer, Of Independence.
returned 70 his home this morning
alter a short visit 10 the family Of
MI. Thomas Sawyer. He is we'll.
knoEn 70 macy OF our older citizens.
aud IL prominently connected With
me baking business In Indepen.
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CsyIsn,s. Co..,,,.

Native rrjoieings in Ceylon ar. an,
70 take the form Of prolonged tom.,om
esA'lngs. The eobesr, may last for a
Iot'night. A native annoyed by bis
nslgbbor's music does not 70 10 n,
trouble aud expense u an Injunction.
ne repeat, some devil rhymes over a
handful Of broken sparrow eggs and
throws them over the garden wall. II
me charm works, the musicians an,
.s'ree with a temporary paralysis and
she performance ends abrup,ly-N. Y.
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".Vu'H"' HH""Fhe HteVenaon.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 6.-The silver
republicans referred the vice presi-
dental matter to their national com.
mittee, who met last night and for
mslly Endorsed Adai E. Stevenson.
Among the points in the platform
adopted were: Bimetallism; an in.
come tax and election Of United
States senators by the people are
favored; expansion il opposed; trusts
are denounced; direct legislation and
repeal OF war taxes are also demanded
and opposition to the importation Of
Ahistic laborers is expressed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 5 n. Wilson enter
tsined a number Of the ynung people
Of our city saturday evening 10 honor
OF Governor Tyler aud his sou and
daughters, vino are guests al their
hO>pitable home. Quite \ number
wee present. aud ali had a most en-
joyahle time. The decorations cOn-
sisted oi flags add bunting Of the
natiOaal cpl0rs aud the eject was
most beautiful aud pleasing, Deli
eiuus refreshments we're served and
the affair throughout was conducted
with that elegance and refinement
which was To De- expected al the
hands Of so agreeable a host and
hostess as Mr.. aud Airs. Wilson.
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q convert the Hr.ublic into an empire,
We favor an Immediate declaration Of
the nations purpose 10 give the Flipinos
first. a stable form Of government. Sec
ond undergraduates. and third. protection
from outside interference such as has
bean given for nearly = century to the re-
publics OF Central and South America
The GREEDY commercialism which dc
tated the Philippine policy Of the republi-
can adminlstraiien attempts to Justify q
with the plea that n viii pay, but oen
this sordid and unworthy plea falls when
brought 4 the test 81 facts The war
Of criminal Aggression against h I'll
ipi0oS. entalling an expense OF many MIL
Iona. has ALREADY cost more than n
possible profit that could accrue from the
entire Philippine trade for years 70
cJme. Furthermore. yhen trade is ex-
tended Il tha expense Of liberty. the price
IL always too high.
k~xpAnsaoa That IL Favored
We are not opposed 10 territorial sx-
panston when Il takes In desirable ter
Tftozy Shioh ~ Ss erected into states
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BEAD IHIs.

81. Losis, No, PED. %, 1900 This IL to
earthly that I have suffered for 90 yssrs
with kidney and bladder troubles. spd
havs been treated BY over = doEsn differ.
snt physicians and have used Dany 50
called sure cures, With ooly temporary
relief. One bottle Of the Texas wosds,,
HAlfs Great Discovery, has given me
more relief than all the remedies bsve
used 10 the % years, asd / tbIsk the
sesoad bottle will make 9 psTmsasut
cure. Respectfully.
HKBRY JKFFoRDs. 1905 Market 81.
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THE CITY OF C D
erA iAno'ations Being Intro-
laced A Curious BsdIan
In the Streets.


bagdad Ia one OF the last OF the nm.
spoiled great cities Of the east. Tn.
bazaar OF Constantinople has been de.
nied by western innovations. and Fin.
roPeAn fashions are stealing into the
shops OF IabriL BagdAd is changing
100, but Its eolors and ways are rich
Auh with suggestions Of the DAYS OF
M eAlphs and the luxurious era
OF islam The old part Of the custom.
mouse Is the palace Of the calIpha,e
hoary with the marks Of more than
eight centuries, and mosque and min.
AIet recall great names Of great dsys
WHICH VIII never come again. In thu
palace court DOW, writes Robert =
speer. In Frank Leslie's ponuIar
Monthly are iron from BirmInebam
and cotton from Manchester. mstcba.
rom Sweden and cheaper and nors
~suiphHrous oneS from Japan china
ware from China and Russia. Snlri,s
ano sugar from Marsellles, with
wheat for shipment to London ana
wool and hides for America Whsra
the ealiph's favorites once sold linz.
ooma' inspectors now take their nef.
~ brides. II Is a curious bedIsn
caravans come in from Persia. Arab.
L. Q MesoPoiamia. The laden can.
Els horses and donkeys surge ON,
east north, west and south A
hAmAl or porter, pushes by carrving
on his back a a;O-pound bale OF cot,
ton And the Bagdad native. are a..
ungnishable from the rest by NJ.
bAsdad button, a scar about IA. -.
oi date often on the end % IN.
nose always on the face, the mail =,
an ugly scab which sooner or ls,sr
comes to disagure almost every rssi.
lent OF Bagdad. Jews, OF whom re-.
are 1900, one-thlrd Of the popyI,.
uSn OF the city, Armenlans, many q,
whose women have been married -
Europeans, Arabs from the de.sr,
turks soldiers and fat clsillabs snms
osrk' some blonde az the j~ani,ari,.
eha'adraa with their carayans p
siAh traders o. all kinds, pass Ia ara
Ifo under the covered streets betwesn
.ne bazaar shoPs displaying all the
produce Of TIE east.
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MISCELLANEOUS NELANGE.
From saturday, DAily

Mrs s ]. Huston left for kanSa.
CITY THIS morning 70 visit her daugh
ter. Ms Yesger.
Mr. Vim. Siier, Of Ceatersille
Iowa, brother OF our MI. Geo. sitter
Is visiting his brother here for a feV
days.
Rev. JOHN b Andrew, Of Eminence
by is here for a lev days visit Il
tue family OF his father, Capt
Andrew.
Mrs Robert Wilson and sou, Robert
" went 10 Kansas CITY THIS morn.
lux for n visit 10 the family VI bel
father, Mr.. T. X. Hanna
Mn. J. W. Ruaier, OF Usage City,
No, has beeu spending few day:
with the family OF her son-in-law,
Mr.. Via, agent Of the Missouri
Pacific raiinoad al Myrick.
M. Jas. Staddsrd, who has beef
spending the Fourth in Lexington
left this morning for Kansas City L
attend 70 business matters aud viii
start Ga his regular Tip again next
week.
Mrs. t. II. kaufman, with heI
little daughter, Angelica, asd baby,
Helen, left this morning Tor heI
heme at Alton, III. Ms. kau1mat
has had a most delightful visit here
with the family Of her mother aud
relatives aud friends, and all regret u
see her leave.
Ms John WelbOrn, at her pleas
ant home on RrAnElin avenue aud
18th street, entertained the members
Of the title Dulci club ~yesterda!
afternoon 10 her usual charming
manner. As is always the case al
her home, the guests spent q most
delightful afternoon.
Mr.. J. K. Gray, our coauty surveyor
aud his brother, c. Gray from Cen
trAl Iowa, dropped IN to see US for a
few moments yesterday. Mr.. Z,
Gray has been al the Kansas City
c invention, and not having seen hi,
brother for twenty years took adSdn'
tige Of the convention occasion.
Mr.. Grit. Buford and wife, Of Lla-
coin, Neb., came down last night fol
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. DR..
Eckle, aud tie faulty Of Judge joe
Chlnn. Mr.. Buford was a delegate
To the Kansas City convention and
like all the rest Of the crowd, he II
delighted with the ticket.
Messrs. Walter and John McFadin.
Thos. Galway and Hugh Shelby
we're admitted TO the order Of N b.
A. al their meeting last night The
night before seven applications were
put ia al the meeting Of the Vel
lingtOn lodge. The order Is ably
represented by Mr.. Jas. Eubanks, and
Is growing continually.
Three Of the creditors OF W J.
Gabel s. CO. have filed petition ia
bankruptcy Ia the federal court al
Kansas City. L. G. PheiLing ha'
been appointed receiver. The Gas Is
set for It's first hearing on the l4tt
inst. Tue stock Is estimated 10 la.
voice about o., 500. We understand
that this action takes precedence
over the deed OF assignment hrs'
entered here aud tue cas- Is noN
\ removed to the L. ). Court.
Hon. J. Hoge Tyler, governor uI
the grand old commonwealth OF Viz
ginia, Is here for a few days VISITING
The family OF Mr.. S. n. Wilson.
Whuse wife is the governors nrsI
cousin He has with him his two
daughters, MisSe. Bell and Sue Tyler,
aud bis son, Hal. He is a delegate
al large to the national democratic
convention. The governor is = mosl
aiiaole gentleman aud We had tb,
pleasure OF a few minutes chat will
him this morning. He is delightet
With the ticket and fully believes Il
will be q winner.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
90 via the ChieGgo and Alton Railroad
the Short Line aud Best Route. ,

REDUCED BOUND TBI RATS NON
IN EfFEcT.
AL OF the large hotels Al Het SpaBgS
are o open. IN addition 10 these are
three hundred boarding houses prOyd-
ing accommodations al reasonable rates.
Hot Springs, Arkansas. Is the only
health and pleasure resort under direct
G0,emBsent oODtrOl. The eurutiye
properties % the Hot Waters are
sonched for BY the surgeon General Of
10 uuHltsd states. Send for rats, illus
Spated descriptive matter and complete
lanlcViAIH.
II G 6rIDHAM, Agent.
TIL Ne 80. Hlgglnsyille. No.
J.NEs OAARLTos, q. 7. a I. A.
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1T Is BRYAN AGAIN.
Democratic National Convention
Esmss Nebraskan for President.


Kansas City, Mo, July T.-WiIliam
JenningS Bryan, Of Nebraska, was
Thursday night unanimously chosen as
the democratic candidate for president
OF the United States on a platform OPP
posing Imperialism, unitarian and
trusts. and specifically declaring for
the free coinage Of silver at the ratio
Of is TO l. The nomination came as
the elimination Of a frenxied demon
~stration in honor of the party leader,
lasting % minutes. and giving utter
snee to all the pent-upemotlonso Of the
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Irsins NJ. Ia snd IG4 dali, e,ea,, su,s.v
NJ other trains daily
~tAcursi0n tickets suii 10 KansasCty satur.
Itf evenings. sunday mornings. and SUNDAY
stenlags AZ one fare fOr ihe round trip, rred
w setnrn up In and including Monday morn
through tickets and checks 90 ali poluts
Nouad mp tourist tcketson sale 10 ali tourist
tpf further Information call m or aidres
q 5riDHAn. Ticket Agent
Telephone No. -.
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A Texas Wonder.


One email bottle Of HAlPs Great Dis
eoVsry cures alt kidney aud blAdder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak ADD lame backs,
rheumatism and all irregularities OF The
Kidneys add bladder 10 both msu and
women, regulates bladder troubles 10
children. II % sold by Jour druggist,
will be sent BY mail 90 receipt o; q. oue
small bottle IL two months treatment,
Will cure any case above msotiosed. DR..
Z. W. Hall. sole Manufacturer, St. Louis,
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi.
moaials. Sold BY Gresham 4 Young.
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Washington, July lO.-EKports Of
provisions from the United States
during the fiscal year about to end
will exceed those of any previous
year. The total will be fully $780,
100000, thus averaging 10000 a day,
and surprising the phenomenal record
achieved by that record-breakng
year, 1sss-sg.
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fIhK TABLE

Trlipsu1li pAss LexiBgt01 Juactioo
the Wabash As folloss:
G0ing sAst-No. 20. local freight, ss0A
N; No. 2, RAstsa Express, n:1o q. m;
No. Il Eastern Express, 25B ). N /; Ne.
e. Mall aud EIprsas, 7:6 p. u; No. 4,
AIAni c RTpoess, 1901 : n.
GsiAE west-HO. Z, Mall and Express
ss0G n; No. n, Kansas city AecsmSdA
uon, ss0 q N.
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Washington, July lO.-The navy de.
Partmsnt was informed Monday tina,
the Oregon has arrived at Che Foo.
She will start for Kure, Japan, to
dock, July 70 or 70.
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Little Rock, Ark, July s.-The re.
publican state convention met her.
Saturday and nominated Hon. IA. L
hsmmel' OF Little Rock. for governor.
The convention decided to leave the
remainder Of the state ticket blank.
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Washington, July lO-During last
year Manila imported merchandise
worth S7,sOO,oOO. with siO9.sSs in gold
and nearly ~sl,sOO,OOO In silver coin.
The import duty was s.. 100000.
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Aanitou, Col, July 9.-John A. VIII
liams, judge Of the United State
eourt for the eastern district of Ar.
Kansas died from organic hear, dis
ease Saturday.
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Jack lost b, head. but MIS-. Lo,,.
'honso great presence Of mind"
VIA, did she DOR
Put hers On hiA shoulder Town
Topics
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Jefferson City, Boouville and Lrxing.
ton DIVISION.
SANTA re ROUTE.

Tnins STRIVE at North L~cIinrtuni
tApress tdaiiyJ ......... s.g M
Trains leave North lexington
No. y, Rxpfrss tdailyl I'M m
MAIN hne trains pass Le1instpn Junction
COISG EAST.
No. J, Atlantic Express. ~lcayes.. ssts m
No 10, Passenger, leaves M
a. Way freight iI4.a -
o.@Chieago Ehpir,s. ..... leaves s.isu IA
dOINQ wgsr.
., Colorado and Utah Express.
N'.e, % r-.-s--s..ss .. I.g a m
!, Mexican ami California "a
" ~ 49, "..-.-,. .. s;A. a. n
" - ""'' a"" cypress ls.l1a. o.
az RAsTKR. ia. Agent.
W J, BLACK, a.. =. A foptks. kas.
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FARM FOR SALE.


A farm consisting Of 7si acres, BE-
tween Bates City aud odssss. Well
improved. Price $40 per acre. tl,ls0
can Be carried Oh this place iHdedn-
itely. Terms easy. Apply 10 this
OdIce fE furthuf inf0rmatiOE.
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We favor the immediate construction
oansrshlD and eontfol Of the1SicaragaSn
nounee the insinSertfy ofsh1planh IN ~.
rspapheAn natlensl platt foE "a 18th
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Mr.. Lee NichOl, Of LOngmoDt,
Colo, has been visiting for 4 few
days the family OF Mr.. Harry Tuns-
tall.
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Miss Hazel Ferris. Of Kansas City,
is visiting the family of Ms Ed
Mark.
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The Phnipp'A. Qss.t,oa.

We condemn and denounes the Philip
pine policy OF the present admiHlstrs-
unneeeasaTv war, sacrificed the iiyes Of
many Of It's noblest sOns and placed the
United States, previously known and AZ
ptAuded throughout the world as the
champion OF freedom. In the false and
un-Amertcan position Of crushing Win
military force the efforts OF our former
alhes 10 achieve liberty and s~slf-goVsrn-
ment
Ths Filipinos cannot be citizens with
cut endangeripg our civilization; they
eAnnot b subjects without imperflinE our
form Of government. and Va are nod
WILING - aprrenisf cur e~iVflGation o.
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Miss Edna Strameke returned this
morning fnOm a visit 10 Independence
aud kanSAs City.
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Miss Carrie Nsgel, cashier al Fred
endsll & Wilson's IL ID on a tao
weeks vacation visiting friends near
DeBiSOn, Texas.
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Miss Mary o'Mallsy, who has been
on a visit here Ia Der father aud
mother, returned this morning To her
home 10 81. LOUIS.
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Mr.. Chas. Nelson, the accommo-
dating manager Of the Lexington Gas
Co, Is putting In q gas service and
stove at the new residence OF our
mayor, on Franklin avenue.
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WEST RouSpraAISs.


tpeciAI nles - hansas Llty tVery SlturdaJ
evening aud sunday.
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Mr. E. C. Grow, Of Kansas City,
brother OF Mrs. john c. Young, ST.,
came In last night for few-days
visit with the mayor and his wife.
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Miss Csrrie Klee. OF Fredendall &
Wilson's is visiting friends in ARen-
tine. kaS.
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W demand the honest n prompt full
nlDent Of our pledge 70 the Cuban peo-
pie and the world that the United states
has 10 disposition nor l~ntentiOn to szer-
over the island Of Cuba. except for lts
.pactneation. The war ended nearly two
year. ago. profound peace reiGns over
al the island and stiil the administration
hesps the Eovernmsnt Of the island from
lts people While republican carpetbagNers
Ptundsf its revenues q exploit their
thsories TO the disgraes Of the American
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Mrs. +. Fisher, OF Perry, Kas.,
who has been visiting the family Of
Mr.. Dave Hacker, left this morning
for a visit TO MeAlistef Springs.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

Capt. Rylsnd TOdhunter OF Hig.
giusvIlle, is in the city today. He
has to come up to see the good old
county seat occasionally.