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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-11-24
AWAY DoWn East"

One OF the most substantial successes
scored IN theatricals in New York Ciiy
last season was the production OF Lottie
blair Parker's rustic comedy drama,
away Down East 1t crowded the
Manhattan Theater for seven months
and the Academy of Music, 427 eonsee-
utiye times, and nothing but the dog
DAYS of the latter end of June caused It's
withdrawal. "Way Down East has
duplicated its New York success IN
Boston and Philadelphia, and lis pre-
sanitation at the New Coates opera
house. on Thanksgiving week, is keeniy
awaited. Manager VIM. A. Brady's
experience with this play has been that
he pnblie will patronlEe an adequate
reuresentation Of wholesome life by
skillful players. He has made many
elaborate productions in his ume'
notably the "Polar Star" But the
staging he has given WAY Down
East eclipses 1t. The scenes OF THIS
pIay are ali laid in rural New England.
MIR. Grismer's elaboration has been TO
make them all natural and Mr.. Brady
has couformed to the same point. THIS
no doubt is largely responsible for the
great success the play has made. The
th~eatre-goiDg public despise exaggera,
ton, and in a play Of New England
type OF .The Shore Acre" and The
Old Homestead order this has beer
cast aside and the results have beer
highly prosperous to their owners
There is little doubt but what III
capacity Of the theatre will be testet
during the engagement. way DOW
East will be seen at the New Coate'
opera house, in Kansas Oily, Thanks
giving week.
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N. K. & I. REDUCED RATES IN INDIAN
TERRITORY.


Ever since the construction OF the NJ.
X. q T. ny. through the Indian Territory
its local passenger rate bstween stations
10 the Indian Territory has been on the
basis Of five cents q mile. Tbs customary
rate Of passenger fares on railroads, ex.
cept 10 sparcsly settled country, is three
cents q mile. The population Of the In
dian Territory during the past few years
has grown rapidly; there has been q
large increase In passenger. traffic on this
account, and the Katy officials rscoguis.
Ing the wants oil the people and the
Justice Of 30 doing, have voluntarily ar.
ranged 10 reduce the local passenger rat,
TO a basis OF three csnts = mile. This TO-
ductIon will take place on or about No
vember frat. There will DO great rejoic
Ing among the residents along the lius o
the NJ. X. & T.
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K LUEFIs
Oas se the choiesst snd Most Inex'
n~essivs Of Fishss Paiatabiy
Prepared.

II 10 hardly necessary TO remind
the good provider for the table that
the season Of bluefsh 10 here. This
is one Of the choicest among the many
excellent inexpensive fsh that are
found In our market, says the New
York Tribune. They continue TO inn
prove during the summer months UNI
Gil they are found In their highest per-
lection In September. Though the
bluehsh can only be eaten IN lite high
est condition "within sound OF the
ocean wave" IL can be transported
considerable distance without losing
its favor to any noticeable extent. In
its best condition on the table q blue
fish IL baked after being carefully
seasoned and larded. II Is 50 rich q
hsh that IL pays 10 treat II carefully
and serve IL with rich sauce See that
II has been well scaled, washed and
wiped. Never buy q fish that has not
full eyes. "A two or three pound ash
lie the best size for family use. Rub II
inside and outside with butter, after
seasoning Il with salt and pepper;
mincs up q little white onion and
parsley, half an ounce Of ham and any
herbs convenient mix them with q
oupful OF stock and moisten the FISH
with H. Lay the Ash on the skin side
on q rack that has been well buttered
Drsdge -four over the Ash and let q
brown In a hot oven for three-quarteri
Of an hour. II should be very thor
oughly done. Basic II twice with a lit
tie melted butter or with stock. See
son the Ash afresh with salt and pep
per each time II Is basted. II cal
hardly be seasoned enough. Som
cooks wrap the Ash with thin piece
Of Harding pork. These slices are lal
over the inside Of the fish, and tax
the place Of butter, II the oven Is a
hot a. II should be the slices Of LARD
Ing pork will crisp up brown an
leave the Ash To brown beneath then
u requires an abundance Of heat an
plenty Of butter or Harding pork an
careful seasoning 10 bake 4 blueish ,
perfection. II can be served with an
Tlch sauce. The favorlte French saus
10 m sspagnole. Any rich brow
gravy seasoned with herbs and musl
rooms 10 considered none too rich Il
this Ash, which. cheap and abundai
- II Il, 10 a. for q king.
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TIE Baptist MEETING

Special services have been held In the
Baptist church during the past week daily
1t . and 1870 o'clock. Rev. Il. NJ. Inflow,
Of HA~rrisonville, is doing the preaching,
asd be IL a plain, torcible, practical gos-
pei preacher, and presents the truth with
sarnestusss. The meetings are we'll at
tended and much Interest is manifested
To these services ali are cordially invited,
and It IL very evident that ell who attend
ara sdjned and instructed. Al the close o.
the worship Sunday morning the annual
oHsring for mission work 10 the Lafayette
and johnson association will be made
aud IL lie earnestly hoped the brethren
and sisters will DO liberal 10 their contri'
buttons AZ The needs. are urgent. Th'
sundry services will be at II and
O'Clock, with Sunday school at 800. Thu
nesting will continue next week will
daily worship at 3 and 1880 o'clock. lie
the people avail themselves OF these op
portuuities by coming TO Gods house an'
rendering PRAISE TO him. "Let the peopI'
praise thee, o God; let all the peopI
praise thee"
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Neaie.rIcclelland.


The marriage Of Miss sarah McCleliano
and Mr.. Isaac @. Nsale was celeorateo ~
q very beautiful manner a. the homs o.
the bride Wednesday afternoon.
Only the relatives Of Miss heciei'ana
and Mr. Nesle and q few intimate ifienas
were invited. The house looked s1'reme'y
attractive, decorated as II wa wi1a
orysanthemums and smilax, while speciAi
attention In the way Of decorating nao
been bestowed on the stairway oo""
which the bridal party came.
At half past three Msndelssoha's wed'
ding march played BY Mr.. Talbot Simp-
son announced the approach OF the wed
ding party. Miss Georgia Gilkeson' 10
maid Of honor, came FIRST, then the groom
with Mr., ]. q. Crenshaw as best man ano
then the bride on the arm OF her brother,
Mr.. M. b. McClelland. The Episcopal
service was used, Rev. J. X. Dunn
officiating.
After congratulations had been extend.
ed 10 the bride aud groom, elegant
refreahmeuts were served, the guests oil
drinking 70 the health Of Mrs. Neaie tro"
q handsome silver loving cup.
The bride, aside IRON many admiraoie
traits OF character, 10 counted one Of oui
handsomest girls. She looked unusually
beautiful IN her wedding gown oil "nlte
crepe-de.chine and bridal veil. Sns
carried a boquet Of iiies-oi-the-valisy'
Miss GiIkesou wore q becoming gown o.
white p~oint-de-sprit aud carried . larg'
bunch Of white oTysanthemums.
The bride's going away gown was
tailor suit Of blue cloth, made with oious'
and worn With a tan shirt waist aud trav'
cling hat Of tan felt trimmed With FUR.
Mr., and Mrs. Neals Left on the Afternoon
train for Kansas City aud we're th'
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Groves 10
dinner and the theatre. Thursday tnel
went TO Lexington, Kentucky, where Mrs
John Reid will entertain them Tor sewers
days, and afterward to Washington' tne'
home for the winter.
They received . number Of hanosom'
gifts from their friends, who wish 10
them. in their new relations In LIE, hap
piness unslloyed.
The out Of town guests At the weddinI
were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Groves, Kansa
City; Mr.. Sam Meals, Hieginsyille
Misses McDearmon, Kansas Cityi MIS-
Cordel, Kansas City, Misc Bette Bell
Perrie, MAYHEM, and MI. and Mrs. Talec
!, almnaon. of Aullvill0.
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half Century.

Thursday Mr.. zschsriah W. Wright
arrived at the haif.oentury mile pos
on LIES journey. He was born 10 Ed'
mondson county, Kentucky, within eigh'
miles Of the Mammoth cave. His iathel
aud mother came 10 Lexington on :
steamboat when he was seven ysars old
lapding close 70 where the water works
pumg house now stands on Baster Sunday
10 1857. With The exception Of three
! years spent In Case county, No., hs bal
lived Ia Lafayette county ever since, hi'
p~ostofics most OF that time being We'll
iingtou. To him and his vile nine chill
dfsn have been born, Of whom eight an
still living.
From 1902 10 1898 hs held the ONCE o.
sheriff Of Lafsystts county and made
most excellent and s%ficient oficsr. III
has been engaged In farming and stoca
raising aud has succeeded 10 accumuiatinl
Q reasonable share Of this worlds goods
being now the possessor Of about 900 acre
OF good old Lafayette aud Ray county
farming land.
We Wish Mr.. Wright many mora pros
porous years.
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Kruger's Triumph.

M~arselles, Nov. 22.-Today proved
triumph for President Kruger such
as even the Boer delegates ana MS
most ardent admirers failed to antic-
mate. The delirium Of enthusiasm
which marked every step OF his prog
ress from the time he landed until
the hotel was reached was a reVela-
tion even to the people Of harsei'ieS
themselves. 1t fully equaled' II II
did not surpass, the frantic demon
stratiOn Of patriotism with when
France opened her arms to Major
Marcbaud at Toulon on his return
from Fashoda.
An assembly Of such masses eA-
ceedlng even the most sanguine es'i-
mate, might perhaps be partly eA-
plalned by the ceremonious obseqn'es
Of the bishop Of Marseilles, including
an imposing religious procession from
the cathedral, but nothing can min
imize the spontaneous explosion oil
sentiment displayed toward MI
Kruger by the entire population oil
the first port aud one of the largest
cities Of France.
l, Yet the grandeur OF this demon
stration, perhaps, ranks second ln
| importance TO the emphatic mani
testos Of "no compromise, which Mr..
Kruger delivered 10 a low voice, ou'
one vibrating with emotion, accom-
panied by energetic gestures Of the
right hand, stirring the hearts OF al
within hearing.
The last sentences Of his declara'
ton were uttered with a yigor and
decision which bore out his rePuta'
ton as the incarnation Of iron vii
| and stubborn resistance. His mer'
. delivery Of a declaration Of such faI
reechlng Importance testihes to the
! Independence Of his character, as II
came as q surprise even to his init
mate political advisers, who up U
: the last, were in ignorance OF hi
D determination.
4 He announced TO the world thl
morning that the Beers would be IRE
G people or die, and the faces OF tn
. men about him, Fischer, Vessels
Groebler and the other Boer repre-
scntatiyes, bore the look Of fearles
| determination rejecting the splrl
that Mr.. Kruger declared animateI
every man, woman and child In th
Transyaal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-11-24

Every Monday aud Thursday snewspa'
per as GOOD - . magaEine-and better fol
1. contains the latest BY telegraph % vel
Is Interesting ~storiss-is sent 70 the sub
scribsr Of the "Twios-a. Week" Republic
which is only . 81 . year.
The man who reads the "Twics.a'
Week" Republic knows all about %afiairs,
political, domestic and foreign eyentsi Il
posted about the markets and commercial
matters generally.
The woman who reads the "Twice.a.
Week" Republic gs,bsrss bit Of valuable
Information about household AFFAIRS aut
late fashions and ands recreation In th'
bright stories that come under boih th'
headings OF fact aud fiction. There !
gossip about new books and . dozen othe'
topics OF especial interest 10 the wide
awake man aud woman.
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- ito an attiknda
ABOUT nes nsr ss,sa mlnistries.
- hsv ,o.. IN her family
Tnis tAct' nAs "s.o ~ m, hss
one oil unspeakhpie uenvisSu'
soue out OF the lives Of her husband and
children, that will always remain veg
precious memory ana only nat
days Of tender soliei'ude, OF "lie'y SUI
motherly care, are gone 70 return neve'
more. No one but tne lose. Gnu p'-e
value upon a loss Ike TINS. one "As NJ.
only a devoted wife, 9 loving motner' ou'
q friend as true as steel. loyal And un-
swerviug. Looking at her we through
more than thirty years OF friendly mt
macy, l BEE much that was NOBLE many
aud various traits worthy oil the fullest
admiration and sincerest es'eeu'' uEis
ing high praise 10 the nlsuu' 49,. =,
nozzle qualities. 1t is not meant that their
H.. rec aavlsas. In all the fight oil
sgaa tbere has been bat one Incompatible
and aawless life, that OF the unmatched
| Nazarsna. IA is mournful commentary
unor human iust,ce,
s,s.,,sss IN mortality
Can censure 'scape; ba~ck-woundini
calumny
Tue whi'est virtue sNA
The happy. blending OF an iupulsiv'
nature and calmuess Of judgment, enaoie'
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COIMSONERS SALE Or REAL ESTATE.
Sarah II. Alexander. Kate
Alexander strother and
Sidney Z. strother. her hus-
band, Plaintiffs,

sarah II. Alexander, hAte
Alexander strother ana
sidney Z. strother. her hus-
band. Plaintiffs
O. r. Alexander. Virginia In Partition
Chapman and Thomas in the Circuit
Chapman, hef .usonnr, Court Of
Il. Poteet, Francis \. .po- johnson
teet Mary l.. poteet, ,Nlr- County,
ainia Estelle Poteet. May u,sson,i
Oxford, MyraO Oxford, Gull "''"h
lermIna Alexander, Clara
Alexander, Fannie de Leon,
VlrsiniA Curubeto and su-
sana A. dc Laspuir. Defen-
liant.
nv virtue OF n decree and order OF sale
made by the circuit court Of johnson conn,
Court. ordering and directing the sale q the
lands herein described Together win a
larger body OF lands situate In said Johnson
county. Mo } for the purpose OF making PIT
titiOn and division OF the same amonH the
above named plaintiffs and defendants rs
the only heirs at law OF A. y. Alexander,
susan n. Alexander and Lee NJ. Alexander,
deceased, and appointing me, the under
signed, as special commissioner TO make sale
Of said lands and report The i'Te 20 nv
r. Alexander. said special commissioner. do
hereby give notice that ! Will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1900,
between the hours OF . o'clock IN the fore
| noon and S O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
| day, In front Of the court house door. IN the
City OF Lexington, Lafayette county, MIS-
souri,. offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash In hand, at public ye1due'
the following described tracts Of land,
whereof the said A. Il. Alexander died
seiged, situate and lying 10 said county Of
| Lafayette, In the state OF Missouri, TO Wit;
The east halt Of the southeast quarter OF
section fourteen uD, and the northeast
Quarter Of the northeast quarter. and tbs
north half Of the southeast quarter Of thu
northeast quarter OF section twenty-three
f2D; also klS acres In the southwest corner
OF the southwest quarter Of section thirteen
Q3l, and also e7.A acres on the west SIDE OF
the northwest quarter Of the northwest
! quarter and the northwest corner OF tn
, southwest quarter OF the northwest quaftel
Of section tw~enty-four ga, all In township
lforty-nine (tg) OF range twenty-stx t2D. ant
containing In the aggregate l73-S acres O
land and more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning az the southeast corner o
the northeast quarter OF the southeas
quarter OF section II, thence south 10 de
grees q minutes east ia poles, thence s0utl
70 poles, thence west I'D poles, thence nOrtl
lS0 poles, thence east 50 poles, thence nOrtl
% poles to the beginning; also beginning n
the northeast corner OF the southeast quar-
ter OF said section II, thence south 100 poles
thence west 20 poles. thence north 100 poles
thence east 20 po.es 70 the beginning.
Given under my hand this =. day OF No
@. R. ALEXANDER,
ll-ettd Special Commissioner
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HnTIOR.

The Rev. W. T. Church, state Geld
worker Of the Northwest Grand Division
Of the Missouri State I~nperdepomina-
tionai Sunday School assoctadou, Ia now
10 Lafayette county 10 the interest Of
sunday schools. He would be elad to
visi, any Sunday school and give talks on
the work. He is working In connection
with our Lafayette County Iaterdsromi-
national Sunday School Convention and
We recommend him 10 the Sunday school,
Of the county. His headquarters will b
Ia Odessa for two weeks aud after that Ia
Lexington. He expects 10 work 10 each
township in the county and township
presidents are urged 10 communicate with
him. Our county convention will be held
sometime this month tNovembef). Notice
Of time and place will DO given later.
li-i0i8 w.k. ECKLE, Pres.
n. W. WINBoR, 0ec'y.
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To Teachers Of County.
desire TO call your attention again to
tbs programme Of Inter. County Assocla.
tiou which lie to be held at the indspen .
denoe high school, Friday, November %,
aud Saturday, December 1. ani sure that
the programme offered la an educational
treat and l hope that q large number Of
the teachers Of this county will arrange Il
atIend. Very truly,
O. A. PHILLIpa.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice IL hereby given 10 all creditors ~,
other persons Interested In the 0lAt y
Bridget .Noonan. deceased, that The uaaa
signed administrator will apply 20 msEtllhA.
settlement OF said estate, at the No,eloa
term, lgo, OF the probate court d Lhlsa
county. Missouri. ~ be- begun and hed Mn
probate court room, In the city Of leIlasNA
NJ. D. Wilson.
i0lS-st Public Admihldra1f'
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Lexington, Ky, Nov. IVA. g.
Thompson. q prominent farm = Of
bourbon county. was held In 81. 900
eona BY United States Commissioner
NV, W the federal court. charged
With conspiracy 10 prevent negroes
from voting Al the last election. II
!, charged that crap games we're start.
ID and the negroes participating were
arrested just before the election sc
~ V ks.p iAm sway ipom Ne pollA
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Letters ~ administration on the estate a
Menonh htanner' deccuscd. were granted b
the undersigned on the 10Th day Of 0rloi,,
1910. by the probate court Of Laiaygi,
county, Missouri
All persons haying claims against IA
estate are required 10 exhibit them for Az.
auoe 10 the administrator within inc M,
after tho date OF said letters, or they M, n
prccluded from any benent of stch ed,s.
and II such claims be not exhibited WIN
two yoare from h date Of said letien, ~
will be forever barred.
This 2sth day Of October, 1000.
IKE 2. TAYLOR
i-lo-At Administering
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FINAI. %sETrLEMEN

Notice IL hereby given TO all creditors ani
other persons interested IN the cstateoi Jane
II Stevenson. deceased, thar the tndefignd
administrator will apply to make q nnAl sule
ment Of said estate. ut the November ierA
Missouri, To be begun and held At the prOtr.
court room, In the city OF lie, iugton, 90 10
second Monday Ia November. 1890
W, n. STEVENSON,
l0l36t Adminlsnlh.
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SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given to all crcdhosia
other persons Interested In the e.llp I
Henry u. Dean, deceased, that the undfrlra
administrator will apply ie make a nnd ~
Element Of said estate At the Novembd INA
1910. OF the probate court Of Lafayette cOuaA
Missouri, 20 be begun and held nj the pHhi1
court room, In the city Of Lexington, Onla
second Monday In November. lgOJ.
JAMES II. DEAN,
l0l3-5t Adminisin'0s
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A learned professor, after numerous
Dsasursnsnts, has discovered that the
fsoss Of Amsnssns srs becoming
longer ana concludes that we are
gradually rssurnlsg 10 the Indian type.
before admitting his sOuelusions w
ssuld like 70 kDOW the politics Of Tho
subjsefs b, examined and whether b
cook the measurements before or ate
~ rscsn, slsei0H'
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice IA hereby given % all creditor y,
other persons Interested In the ehe
William 4, Patterson, deceased, thaitleunaa
signed administrator will apply % 49,
nnal settlement OF said estate, At the So,eas y.
torn. 1900, OF the probate cuuh OF Lllh'
county. Missouri. TO be- begun ago w
the probate court room, IN the oH 49,
ington, on the second Monday In MOVIES
1900. .,rox
iOlsM Adminsinhf
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.u-D-- -. ~.
"a, .a"s..,s
pionp'eu u"' s"naS~
PRAISE nun oo'sy, aooo ~ a"a
Women, Gnu 60
van " n'e, "cu~a .aaTs ~ y
a.o . Tsaa,.a.,.i..
1noauo, 10 W. -,
WOE AZ -ne ~ 80, !.
KANSAS ivy a.. 1S"i..
n 80. p,.i. parras
psu $500 "a ,rs
~ ,a5sr ,Sa d,rac,;on .,
~ W. Rradv Tho niece Il mad
- $50 90 h.nron,ngs das,onad
= 1890 Tho a;mn,icitv comsdv md
raaaas ~ commrn,,v The nuritv and
swes,nss. ~ wh,ch mich, nm unintsr.
.un,od sorsvar hrt for the ~caallno
$50 90 ,ha .hadows ~ ,hs wicked
o,,v Th;s cnnoea IN tho FORM of tbs
oui,;votsd c;tv man With more none,
...aj
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This question arises In the family ever
day. Let US answer IL To-Day. Try JelLO, 1
delicious desert. Prepared in two minutes
No bakingl add hot water ind SGT TO cool
Riayors' Lemon, orange, raspberry ard straw
berry. At your Rrocers. 10 cents. a
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hottie is hereby given a. all CREDITOR nd
other pcrsuns interested In the estate0i Nt
Liam +. kriman, deceased. that toe unlesgs
ed e~xecutrix will apply To make q Anal settle
ment Of said estate. At the November ifm,
100. OF the probate court " Lafayete COUNTY
Missouri. TO be begun and held at the tnlae
court room, In the city Of Lexington, On ~
second Monday In November. lg4
MARY +. ERDNAN,
l0-lat5 RGecuifiI
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wAETED-Active man oigood character
70 deliver and collect 10 Missouri for old
established manufacturing wholesale
house, 500 a year, sure pay. Honesty
more than experience required. Our re-
ference, any bank In auy city. Enclose
ssli'addrssssd stamped suvelope, Manu-.
fAc,urou, Third Floor, SSi DsArbora 3d.,
0hdeAgo.
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La Grippe and lis Cure.

II is an undeniable fact that b. groaI
majority OF La Grippe victims fail to recover
health and strength, and become subjec I,
repeated attacks each succeeding year.
Our remedies are positive cures for Il
Grippe in ali the varied forms. For l.
Grippe, Influenza, Neuralgia, head and back
ache, pains In bones, take LA GRIPPE TAB
LETS, % and 80 cents per box.
DO you coughi Cure II in a day with OH
COUGH SYRUP, IS and 50 cents per bottle.
Are you nervous, sleepless, does your hear
trouble your Our
SPECIFIC NERvINE
has nc equal for these symptoms. tIOO pe
bottle. Ask your druggist. Take no other.
On A. v. BANEs MEDICINE CO.,
st. Joseph. No. llSml
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.
VII Iet 70 nc lowest and best bldd,, :
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~ NJ, y

tNBhk ST, l00o
a. 10 O'clock q m, at site Of bridge
east u heS dSS DoS ss,I road' about 8 @iis
construction Of one Pile Bent Bridra
feet In length, "se abOutn
Also on same day al D o'eloct
the construction OF one PiIs 10 VII Ia
about. IS feet 10 length. on old InDSiaunt bTidn
road, between sections 10 and M a vpeSpenee
range q, and near +. Naltbys. ""usnip 4
Plans ana specifications will be shawn !,
Contractors viii be requiredto give hOn, .
The right 10 reject any and All MA.
sensen, JAMES K. GRAY v
VAete tummfaI--N.