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The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14
fiicient Renson.

Fannie-If you are so positive that
Harry loves you, why, for goodness
sake, don't you accept him and get
married?
Jane-IIe won't ask me- Detroit
Free Press.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14

There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires copstitu.
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by f. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken inter.
nally in doses from 10 drops to tea.
spoonful 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it falls to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggist, 15c.
Halls family pills are the best.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


State.
For Governor
Cu,RLEs II. DrrrRiCu.......... ......,.,. Adams
For Lieutenant GoNornor-
r.. 7. SAY NNGE........... .,.. .....,. 'nH'"I
For Secretary ot state
GEo. W. MAEsu. ....,,....,... ....t. Richardson
For Treasurer
WILLIAM SrEurrER",.....,.., ..,..",,.. cunning
For Auditor
CuNRLEs WESTON .,..,..,......,. ,...,. Shorhhh
For Attorney General
FRANK n, nRuUr. .s,,..... ..,....... ...'..', ""ngn
For Land CommissionCr-
GnoRuE II. fOLMER,, ,.,.,, ..'','.' 'NncH"'H
For Superintendent Of Public lnstrmction
VI X Fowler. ....,............. Washington
JouN 4. NEsmrT
II. B. WINDOW
EDWARD ROysE
n,,.,-,, X. l.. HAGUE
frosiuch'lhl hIo'torS'''''l \. u. DAVIDSON
JACoH l., JACOnsoN
JOuN l., KENNEDY
JonN j, LANCER
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14

LINCOLN, June l4.--On account of
bad roads the road race was again post
poned, this time until June 30.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14

The Northeast Nebraska G. A. r..
reunion will be held at Pierce July 10,
II, ~ and l3. Indications point to the
largest attendance in the history Of the
association. Speakers of national repu-
tation will be secured.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14
M'LEAN MEN GET NOTHING

Ohio Democrats Name state Ticket and
Instruct Delegation for Bryan.
Secretary of state ... ....,H " MCFAppES
Judge of supreme court ALLEN w SmALLsy
Dairy and food com'r ...... BALLARD IS. fAms
School commissioner ,,,,..,,.J. ID. SIMPKiNs
Member board public works PETER Y BROWN
(JAMEs KiLBoURsE
,,,, ABRAHAM ". PATRICK
I'clesh"hGbHgo WILLIAM = THOMAS
HouACu L. CHAPMAN
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South Omaha Live Stock,

SouTH OMAHA. June l3-Cattle-Recoipts.
3,40O; active and strong to 5GlOc higher than
yesterday: native beef steers. s+50b6.35
cows and heifers, s3.75tG4.75 Gamers, 81 2bG
800: stockers and feeders. s8.50(D6,0O; calves
$3.U0D7.OO; bulls, stays, etc, SB O09i.25. Hogs
Receipts, 9,7OJ; 5lgl0c lower; heavy, s4s5G
400; mixed. s.. S5 light, $lS0Gi.S5; pigs, t45C
@4sJ; bulk of sales 81 50. Sheep-ReceipUs
1,evO; slow, steady yearlings, S.5O05.5O; weth
ers, $4 25,g5OO; stock sheep. $4.OOG4 76 lambs.
IS 2Jll1.OO
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-06-14
CONGREGATIONAL.

For Congressman, Third District
JOHN Il. HANS................. Norfolk
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
st.ts Mine Inspsction.

State Mine Inspector Chas. Evans left
Thursday for jefferson City, after com
pleting his Inspection OF the miues In the
lexington district. A representative OF
the IETELLIaRNoKR called on Mr.. Evans
ct Mrs. Nickeli's home TO Inquire the
result Of bis visit here, and obtained from
him the following statement;
Tue result Of my Inspection OF all the
mines In the surroundings OF Lexington
have been very satisfactory. l iound then
IN better condition on this visit than OF
any former one during the eight year
that ] have been Inspector, with a ten,
dsncy on the part Of all the operators /,
comply fully with the requirements o
the minfng laws and keep their mines II
. safe and healthy condition. The ven.
t~ilation was found above the require
ments Of the Law in every mine aud prop.
eriy conducted around the working f4o'
10 the miners BY the use Of doors. Ever,
mice is equipped with a ventiiating ap
pliance Of sufficient power TO keep In,
mines 10 = healthy coalition.
There have been more improvement
made at the Lexington mines daring tn,
past year than ever before 10 one year IL
the history Of coal mining 10 the county
both towards ~bettering their condition,
aud increasing their output. This will &C
lar TO prove that Lafayette county will
make Q very large increase 10 the output
OF her coal during the current wear and
the mine inspectors report for 1901 will
show Lafayette county = close competitor
TO Macon county for first place 10 the
rank OF the coal producing counties Of the
state, II now being secoud on the list,
The coal OF lafayette is almost inexhaus.
tible while tits the oldest coal producing
county In ths state. and while she has al
ready put out OF her mines FROM IL to l6
mtllloas OF tons OF coal, yet, practically
speaking. the coal Is only Just tapped,
Nothing has been worked except along
side Of the river. while twenty times as
much is still underneath her whole terri
tory, and some OF our present large pro.
ducing coat counties will yet be supplied
with coal from Lafayette.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
Baptist College Notes

Mrs. Thos. RiRR. OF Knob NOster, cam
10 wednesday TO place her daughter Ia
D. r. o.
Miss Johnston and sister arrived Wed,
nesday from Talequah, |. T., as pupil
OF B. y. Q.
Mrs. J.. Blair ~shoenfelt, Of Muscogee. I
T., who has placed her daughter In tn,
Baptist College returned to her home.
Mics May Cox, an old girl, and bel
melee from Colorado. came IN Wednesday
from Dover, to enter Baptist College.
Mr.. u. Harding, representing the Carl
Hoffman music house, arrived Thursday
TO place . Baby Grand Piano In th,
Baptist college.
Miss Dsnham and sister arrived Wed
nesday. Miss Dsnham will teach
vocal 10 B. T.. &, aud her sister hal
entered as a pupil.
Miss Grace Kelley, one Of the old girls,
arrived Tuesday to pursue her studies
10 B. +. @. Her sister, Miss Blanche,
arrived Thursday.
Rev. r. II. Jones. Of Edgerton. who has
been travelling and soliciting pupils dur.
ing the vacation for the Baptist College,
arrived Wednesday from the VEST with a
large delegation OF scholars.
Mrs. J. blair shoenielt, OF Mnscogee,
l. T., came In "Wednesday to put her
daughter In B. +. @. Mr.. schoenielt IL
the "Indian Agent" at Muscoges aud lie q
very prominent politician.
Miss Gardner and Miss Chafin, after .
pleasant vacation spent on the Atlantic
coast. have returned TO B. +. Q. to resume
their duties. Mics Gardner 10 the English
department and Miss Chafiu In tn,
siocution department.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. The Lafayette County Bank. /,
corporation existing under the laws OF th,
state or Missouri aud transactlng business
70 Lafayette County. stute OF Missouri, b,
recorded In the Office OF the recordei
OF deeds, for Lafayette county, Mis-,
souri,o In book IA, ut pages ISs and $50
conyeycd 70 the undersigned as trustee. th,
following described real estate, situate II
the city OF Lexington. Lafayette County
Missouri to-wit: That part Of lot Is. Il
block ~ In the hrst addition 20 the tow
fSnS elf 20 81 6fng n %ihisi,ts had-Sssf a
the northern side OF Broadway street wher,
said Broadway street intefsecis with Main
formerly North street, thence east Will
the north line ot said Main street 90 feet u
The middle OF the party wall between CHI
property herein conveyed and the part d
said lot 10 heretofore sold 10 KITE 3. Wilson
by the Lafayette County Bank by deed re
corded In book Is. ~ page ~, IN the ~
corder.s Office, Of laaf iyettc county, thence
north nt right angles with said Main stree
along the middle OF said party wall 10
point where said line intersects the line o
the southwest side Of the alley between lot
" and u y said block. u, thence 10 north
westerly direction with the line Of said allie,
to y point where a line drawn Ut right nnglel
10 said broadway street NJ the point of he
ginning lnterseciS with the iiue 81 said alley
being the nurth-easterly corner Of the pufI
or said lot W heretofOre sold by Rohert Aul
~ bNtfh fhNAA W W Nit mlltlt Vi INT DAII
wall between the Lafayette County Bank
building and towards Aulls building, form
erly John Aulls. thence Ia Il southwestern,
direction one hundred feet along the lin,
between said Banks building and Edward
AulFs building to the place Of beginning
respect being had TO and exception made 4,
TO the easement named In tho deed OF Lafay.
ette county Bank 10 Kate $. Wilson abov,
mentioned In trust to secure the payment
OF note la said deed described
Dpfaulf huNfuG hann tnula IA, naw,.an. aI
said note. ! will. at the request Of the holder
% said mote; soil publicly at auction To thu
highest bidder, for cash, at the front door o.
ne courthouse In the city OF Lexington, II
Lafayette county. Missouri, on
Tuesday, THE sTH OF OCTOBER. 1900,
the above described property for the pun
pose of satisfy Ing said debt, and the exI en-;
OF %executing the said trust.
JOSEPH A. WILSON, Trustee.
Lexington, Mo, September 8, 1900 g-st5.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15

Mr.. J.. L. Gririth, Of Sedalia. supt OF the
ssdalia Gas Co.. ana slso Of the gas COM
pany here, WA 10 the city yesterday look
ing over the plant here and also 10 meet
Mr.. u. b. Ramsey, Of 1t. Louis Boms
new retorts will be put In the plant herr
aud other improvement will DO mads
looking to the bettsrmsnt OF tbs service
Mr.. Charles Nelson, The local superin'
tendsnt Of the plant 10 alert to tbs Inter
ests OF thecompanv and wants to have the
plant 10 first class shape.
The Lexington Coal Mining Company
ls now driving entry and taking oul
some coal at their Valley mine on tbs
new track south Of town. They hav,
reached a depth of seventy feet At the
Midway shaft. The company did . very
nice business during the month OF Au-
gust, and with normal conditions pre-
vailing 10 the coal trade business should
continue TO increase. Mr.. Louis Pstsct
takes care Of the eompany's business Ia
the Office and Capt. Wiley looks after the
large amount Of outside work going on
and between them the company's Inter
ests are we'll cared for.
The Richards aud Prngle's Famous
Georgia Miustrels that appears at the
New Grand Opera House Wednesday, Sept
10th, will give its usual street parade OF
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
THE LOVE OF TWO GIRLS.

There is q thrilling story Of dagger and
OF lost love 10 the October number Of The
Deliueator, II 10 dated back 10 the ro-
mantle Acadlan days BY the master Of
Canadian fiction, Charles @. d. Roberts.
A wounded ensign beloved BY two girls IL
saved by both, solely because Of the sell
reconciliation Of one, who goes back TO die
In order to delay his p~ursusrs. II is q
skIlliul piece Of heart snkuish done Into
words. . The same number has 9
picturesque Chinese article illustrated by
several genuine photographs Of Chinese
women; a rare thing 10 tue present rush
Of Chinese literature. . The Dslinea-
tor is quite up to date 10 the eighty OF
more sketches Of preseat-day styles which
are shown In Its pages. For Thirty year,
1t has been trusted by Amsricaa women
for guidance In home dressmaking and
home management.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15

Al Grsgits. the new Chicago. Rock
Island 4 Pacific Railroad own on Red
River. In New OKLAHOMA, Sept. 18th, 10th
and 2ist.
The second homesssksr's excursion in
September tuesday sept. lsih) grants
one-half rate plus q 90 to that district,
and tickets are good q Gays. You can
arrive 10 Granite IN time to see the Grand
~Uomanchs Indiah Dance, the second day
of the reunion.
Remember thai our route IL through
the beautiful Indian Rslsfvstioa 10 be
opened up for settlement early summsr Of
1901.
Don't miss the chance 10 see this RsseF-
walton. Any G. II. 1. a p. ticket agent
will quote you rates, conditions time Of
trains. etc., or address,t
JOHN SEBASTIAN. q. p. A.. chicago.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
oOuNrY uouRr rlIR pRrnnra

IN following premiums. as Advertised
In the catalogue OF the Lafayette county
lair, win be paid by the couaty court, the
court havluR donated 500 Tor premiums
aud designated where Il should be offered
aud in each case being the same In
amount and to take the place Of the
premium offered by the fair association
Tor same entry, and no entrance lee will
be charged competitors for any Of same.
viz:
Cattle sweepstakes-Best herd, bull and
i've or more cows. SIS.
Sheep sweepstakes-For best buck and
i've ewes, $40.
sHine sweepstakes-For best male, apy
age or breed, slOi for best SOW, any age oil
breed, $40.
swespstakes-For best jack, asy age VI
breed, $40.
Mnles-For best pair mules, any age oil
sex, first si0i second s..
For best stallion for all purposes, any
age, $40.
For best mare or gsldiOR, oil purposes
any age, $40.
10 addition to the above, Campbell,
Hunt n Adams, live stuck commission
statesmen Of Kansas City, NO., have offered,
through j.. p. Greer. an additional pre-.
MUM Of $40 for the best herd OF cattle,
consisting OF not less than five head 10
either Of the following beef breeds, Short
Horn, Hereford or Polled Angus.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
prEaIpRnr MoKInLRYa nIEoE.

The marriage OF Mas Mabel Mckinley,
niece Of President Mckinley. naturally
arouses interest In 1.-THE Brides Of the
White House." because Of Miss McKinley'i
close relationship to the chief executive
Of the nation. Mrs. Schuyler Crownin-
shield has written for the October Delinea-
tor a charming article regarding the few
women who have been honorsd with
White House weddings. 1t IL both
dramatically aud historically Interesting
The October number OF The D~eiineator,
In addition to Mrs. Crowinshleld's article
aud the eighty or more sketches OF pres
ent-day styles. which are prominent
features Of the magazine. contains twenty
other valuable contributions. For thirty
yeara 1t has been trusted by American
women for guidance IN home drsssmakina
and home management.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15

A marriage 1Icenae was ,asued FRIDAY
morning IN l. ID uamar. n, Cordar and
Miss Lille Weakley, OF Wayerly.
Mrs. IT.. O.. Butts Ian "Wednesday for a
visit Of n iew davs with M.rsbalI friend,
ana IN s,,sna the s,res, fair ,hara
J Mr.. Geo. Wilson ls,, "Wednesday IN,
| sedalia IN snena a taw sava ~vi.l,,ne
frl,nda and a,,and,ng ,ba strsst t.iy.
M. c a.,-m-
the river Tbursdav a~tternoon Al about
tbrse o,elock and stonned hare IN take nm
coal.
p.r ,o.. p,a., =, ia.a. A.. ,r,,
preach At the Chanel next SUNDAY morn.
ing aud evening. Everyone is cordially
invited In attsnd.
NJ. p.,. su,,. .,,.. p..t.,. .,,,..
,-a,.ss.saaas -, c.. -. ~
Santa Fe Thnrsdav IN visit her dauyb.
Ter. Mrs. Gee. Jamison.
M. " c.u.A.u =, ~. N..,o,
NJ :. ,ha a,,n Tno.a.. - No.
h,s asnah,a. a. CO.., COLLAGE "a ,a-
turned home that night.
NJ. u "a s,x,o. =, q, ,..,. ..,,u.a
rhnrsaa. 90 rts,, IL ~" - $500
III. ,...-n.a,h..
mo,ha- A.. tn. s,..,nor.
Mrs J.. +. King, sister OF Mrs. Sanford
Sellers, who has been visiting her here for
some time returned Wednesday 10 her
home at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Tbs Richards A. pr,nSle,s Famons
oaore;s M,ns,,als BASEBALL c,nh w,l, NAV
the Lexington Tigers at Howard Park,
Wednesday, Sept. 10. Game called al $3.50.
The Lexington Triumph Press Brick
Co. has a contract to ship 10 car loads Of
brick to Sedalia. Outsiders are Hndlpp
out that they can get a good quality Of
o'i'N iro~ 'n'S nr"
Miss Minnie Weedin and Mr.. Joe Tai
bot returned Friday morning from a two
days visit to Marshall, where they have
been attending the street fair and visiting
Mrs. w. ID, Black, Miss Weedin's anot
inere WIN . p'ea'u'uE ounuay "of
,os ana e'eo,1s ~ .ne s"ap'' ~ Has'
nSA''s'o" ~ Nus' VIM WV.
"eV. Seu n'''ou eouuo'eu . re'''A
meeting A''ue 0oape' 'o"e "eeAS "s''
Richards q Pringle's famous Georgia
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
Ladies, Attention /

French Tansy Waters are compounded
from the receipt Of Que Of the most cele.
bratsd French physicians. who used then
In his private practice Tor many year,
with unialling c 10 the treatment Of
painful and suppressed or irregular
periods, aud they can be depended upon
70 give relief Ia all cases. French Tahsy
wafers Ia not . new remedy, having been
sold Ia Missouri for more than ten years,
and thousands have found salvation from
suffering and complete rsllsi iron irrss-
ularities. Be surs to take only the genuine
In red wrappers, printed in gold. Price,
f20o La France Drug Co., importers, San
Francisco, and for sale by VIM II. LOOMS,
1911 Franklin Avenue, sole agent FOL
Lexington, Mo. 7.2Syld&w
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
AN OPEN LETTER.
LEXINGTON. NO., July2l. loo

LEXINGTON. NO., July 81, 1900.
To Whom it May concern:--
we realize the fact that during This
extremely hot weather one Of the last things :
man thinks Of is Clothing, hence we AXE this
method OF reminding you Of the fact that we
are still doing business and hustlino for
more In order TO gain new business we have
decided in the face OF an advanci Ing marker
TO make a big reduction in the price of all
our Clothing. We have the largest stock Of
clothing in Lafayette Co., so we know we can
suit you In Style, FIT and Quality. We will
make the price 10 suit the times. We have a
nice line OF summer suits, including, Summer
I lannels, Crashes, Linens, etc., viii CHI we in
CRUDE In this big reduction sale. A moments
glance In our TWO large show windows, where
we nave a lew OF our bargains, will show TO
you that this is not idle talk, and then If
you can spare the time and come inside and
investigate, WE WILL SHOW YOU.
We did not wait until TOO late TO wear
Straw Hats before reducing the prices on Them
All Straw Goods reduced and you have a lone
Will lie 10 wear them yet.
Hoping to see you and assuring you Of our
desire to please you
We remain yours for business,
THE GOOD LUCK CLOTHING AND TAILORING co.
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iEsr s,ha,a GsssA Sickness d Heart Whsl
salMEh lM / fsNrE nlr.,L

There are many different proprietary
medicines and some very good ones. In
selecting take the best, because IL Is the
cheapest, We call attention TO
DR.. A. v. BANEs SPECIFIC REMEDIES
which have Effected permanent and lasting
cures Of the diseases they are advertised to
treat. II your a s is a complicated one
write us your history In full and mail sam
pie Of urine, which will be tested free Of
charge. Women especially, are INVITED TO
write freely-as their letters are answered
by one Of their own sex, who has made a life
long study OF women's ills. A physician o,
ripe experience and skill. the result OF thirty
years OF practice is yours to command.
DIR. A v. BANRs MEDICINE co.,
St. Joseph. Mo. g-iml
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Jursen Never and Mary Never
his wife, by their deed OF trust, dated Decem
Der 18th, lsyl, recorded 10 the recorders oiic,
for Lafayette county, Missouri, In book la, a
page ~. conveyed to the undersigned, Al
trustee, the following described real estate
situate In said Lafayette county. towiti ThG
NWA Nwk OF section "a. township 40, rang,
20, In trust 10 secure the payment OF the notei
IN said deed described. Default Laviug beeI
made In the payment OF one NJ said notes,
will, ut the request Of the legal holder Of SAID
notes, sell publicly, ut auction. 10 the hfBhesI
bidder. for cash, at the front door Of the coufl
house. IN the CITY Of Lexington. Lafayette
county, Missouri, on
SATURDAY, THE oTH DAY OF sRPTEM
BIER, 1890,
between . a. m. and 5 y, m, the above des
tiibed real estate. To satisfy the said debt and
the cost Il executing said trust,
J, o. LkSUEUR, Trustee.
Lexington, Mo, Sept. Sth, 1917. p-sml
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LOCAL s~HORT-sTOPs.
pAloE sAkiHo poweEa co.,
CHICAGO.

battsl mortgages for sale nj this office
BITS each. n
|ysral good farms for rent. Apply ID
. PlattsnburR. 2-i0ti.
b. Gus. Haeris returned Thursday
y 81. Louis and DE Soto, Mo,
|rc Cured by CLIMAX salye. Satisfaction
- or price refunded All druggists.
D.. W. B. Hsmlett returned Thursday
b from q short visit TO sedalIa.
sscond-nsnd No. one COLUMBIA.
~ for sale. Apply at this ONCE
=. L. b. shelby aud wife left Friday
ing for Kansas City to be gone q few
John Gordon came In OF OF his iriI
Fsday and will remain with his family
after Sunday.
". Walter Peas, Of Owassie, /. T.
I'D Thursday for q visit with bis
D, Mr.. John Peas.
Clarence Shelton, OF Malta Bend,
has been hers several days on bus.
left for home "Wednesday.
Newton Henry, OF Kansas City,
I'D yesterday looking up the bus
Of the Mccormick Machine Co.
d Laura Hyde, who has been visit
fs%laIiyes 10 Cooper county for the
nenth, returned home Tuesday.
Martha Littlejohp, OF AuIlville,
Thursday afternoon for a visii
Der daughter, Mrs. John Welborn.
E. A. Gardner, lady principal al
nptist college, arrived Tuesday to
p her duties for the ensuing school
q call ct Lexington Transfer
Please report any neglect on th,
our employees TO O. L. Kenney
No. IS.
Gus. Weber returned Wednesda,
10 extended visit TO Colorad,
Denver and other Colorado sum
orts.
ransfer company keeps call booi
Mammoth livery stable, and o n
nd Central hotel. Leave orders q
laoss. l0.27.tf
pa. Moorman aud Mr.. Jas. Ter
~ Tuesday evening for Liberty
kir. Terhuns goes to enter colleg'
ensuing year.
Of Christ Scientist, sunda,
as follows; 1880 a. M, Sunda,
l;so q. M, at Knights Of PythlaI
~ are cordially invited. II
John wslborn was called TO Kan,
Wednesday on political business
probably make a few campaiRl
IN the near future.
MONEY TO LoAE.-op good rea
purity. 10 sums Of $500 and up
cent. No commission, no re,
pply to J. q. Plattenburg. u
ens Haerle returned wednesda,
from a short trip to McAleste
where he has been drinking tb,
nd taking the sulphur baths.
emile Hopkins and Miss Nslli
returned Tuesday evening from
visit to friends and relatives II
er and Wayerly peiRhborhoods.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15

Genessee Pure Food Co, lie Roy, N. Y;
6eutlemeni-My mamma has been a great
coffee drinker and has foundit very injurious.
Having used several packages OF your
Grain-o, the drink that takes the place Of cot
fee, she hnds II much better for herself aud
for us children to drink. She has given up
coffee drinking entirely. We use a package
every week. Iam ten years old.
Yours respectfully,
Q FANNIE WILLIAMS.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER lgrn. 1900.

ut II O'clock ~, A 40 foot hip truss span
over Black Jack Creek, y miles west OF G, II.
Nandiyer's
On same day, Immediately after the above
A 10 foot span, 2 miles further west, between
lands OF Howell and Fitzgerald.
Plans and specifications can be seen at time
OF lettings. COntraclsrs must give bonds az
required by law. The right 10 reflect any OF
all bids Is reserved, JAMES X. CRAY,
elbt5 Commissioner.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-09-15
2. W. xs. MIssouri CIV

The Fredsndai 4 wtIsoa's and the
Missupri City teaG pisya5 . ssms OF ball
Thursday at Riverside park, but the game
was too one sided TO be Of much interest.
The Fredendall q Wilson's won on q
score OF l6tob AT no stage Of the game
did Missouri City have any show to win.
The score BY lnnlngs follows: