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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
PUTS TIE WAITER TO FLIGHT.
Experience In Hotels Teaches the
Drummer How TO Deal
with Him.

A large man, whose jolly, smooth
shayen visage somehow called to mind
pictures of those medieval monks who
are always painted in close proximity
20 casks of wine, walked into a restau-
rant in the business district the other
evening and ordered a steak a la ere
ole. In due time it arrived and was
deposited, piping hot, on his table,
~whereupon The large man proceeded
TO tuck a napkin under his collar and
attacked the dish with a quiet gusto
that was celebrating TO witness. He
had disposed Of perhaps a third and
was working his way steadily through
the remainder when his waiter saun-
tered up from behind and leaned con-
fdentially Over his shoulder. STEAK
all right, sir ?" he asked, in a tone Of
professional Solicitude. "Ehl" eX-
claimed the large man, looking star
tied, what's that2" II just asked
whether the steak was all right" re-
piled the waiter. The large man laid
down his knife and fork. what do you
think is the matter with it?" he in
quired in an anxious undertone. why
-why-nothin, l guess" said the
waiter, beginning to get Disconnected;
81 was only asking, you know" "Bus
what prompted you TO ask?" urged the
other. ~ insist upon knowing what
excited your suspicion that this steak
was not what it should be?" "0h, |
dunno" muttered the waiter, miser-
ably; ~ just asked, that's ALL" But
] had made nc complaint" unused the
large man, knitting his brows and
facing around In his chair. There's
some mystery here, sure. Did you ask
as a matter OF private curiosity or as
a. Before he could conclude the
sentence the waiter broke away and
fed headlong TO the kitchen. The
large man chuekled and resumed his
attack on the steak. .
Its like this" he said later to a
mar who had witnessed the incident
and Vas curious about t.: "You see,
I'm q drummer, and live mostly at
hotels and restaurants. There are lots
OF things about such a life that wear
on a man, and one OF them Is the way
some walters keep worrying you all
through a meal for fear you'll forget
they're on earth when II comes time
to settle and tip. There is no earthly
reason why any waiter should ever in
quire whether a dish is satisfactory.
II 1t isn't the guest will notify him,
and he's there to remedy il. So when
one of them begins asking me, con
hdentially, whether this or that thing
lie all right I usually squelch him with
the little formula you have Just lis
tened to. 1t never fails to put EN- to
hight"-N. o. Thnes-Democrat.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
A LITTLE NONSENSE

"H.looks like q brainy man" "ghAf's
Ike judging . vacuum By ts shal."-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cause and Effect-Shart - Your
friend Graspit evidently knews the
value OF money" Long-"How much
did you try to touch him for7"-H. o.
Times-Democrat.
Master-"why did you ri swsg, my
boyY' Boy-"Because the mistress
was SO un,ind TO mel" Mskter-"fut,
tut, that is no excuse Do I run awayt"
Golden Penny.
MosorS"Do you believe In love Al
iratsightY' syndie-'ft's tho euiy dad
Of love. II a man coihd get . second
look he'd never fail" - Philadelphia
North American.
johnson Ia ceafrmed statteror>--
Bub-bub-but wing kseker-caAf you
bs-be-be-belisve mef" Mas Rsmberteo
(crudly)-"Because you AiwsSa breall
your word."-Ally Slopes.
Don't be afraid, willel qtse<s T.
ways roar when it's time for them 70 b
fed" "oh, l amt Afraid, ra1dPa.
Papa makes . worse row THAI tina,
WHEN dinners late at homs."Nugend
Why He Took His DepSrture-CAoi
ly-"f never shall marry . strong
minded woman, never" Minervs--No
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
The New York World.
ThTice-a.Week Edition.
ALMOST A DA1LY-AT THE
PRICE OF A WEEKLY.

The most widely circulated weekly
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wonder Of modern iourDalism-"Amer-
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Its political news Is absolutely impair.
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in the Presidential campaign coming on.
The best Of curent fiction is found In
It's columns.
These are only some Of the reasons;
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We offer this unequaled newspaper
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year for Sl.T5.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

You have had tho spiritual dumps
long enough. You will please the
Lord more by being happy than by
being miserable.
Heaven IL sS per cont. better than
tnis world q thousand per cent. bet
ter, . million per cent better. Take
the giaddest, brightest most tubiiant
days you ever had on earth and com
press them al into one hour, and that
hour would be q requiem, . fast day,
Q gloom, q horror, az compared with
the poorest hour they have had In
Heaven since Its first tower was built
or its nrst gate swung Or its hrst song
caroled. oh" you say, shat may
be true, but I an 80 afraid OF GROSS
ing over from this world 70 the next,
and I fear the snSpping OF the coSd
between soul sud body" Well, al the
surgeons and physicians and scientsts
declare that there ia no psng at the
parting Of tho body and soul, and all
the reatlessness ct the closing hour Of
life IL involuntary. and no distress a.
all And I agree with the doctors, for
what they say Is confirmed By the
feet that porsOns who were drowned
o. we're submerged until all conscious
ness departed and wore aftervard rs-
suscitatsd declare thst eAs sensation
Of passing into Inconsistencies wsa
pleasurabio rather than d~istreasfuL
The cage Of tie body hes . door on
cosy hinges, and when thsa door OF
thu physicsi cage opens the Soal
Alnpiy puts cut Ia wings and seaFa.
But" 700 say, Il fear 70 70 -
cause DC futare IL % fun Of myvtery.-
Wen, I Wi ten ycu how - teeAA The
mysteries. The ~nysiestea hAps ceased
bothe<tng me, tsx l do a. the Judges Il
your courts ottsn de- They hear sil
the arguments In the cass snd tAsy
aag: Il viii take these papess and
give you my dedhoa neat week" So
l have heard oil The arguments In re-
gard to the next world. and soue
things are uncertain sad full 1t nys-
terry, and 10 I fold up the papers ana
reserve until the next world my de-
oiAou shout them ] can there study
all the mysteries To better advantage.
for The light will DO better and my
faculties stronger. and I win ssk the
Christian philosophers, who have had
all the advantages Of Heavca fer SEN
turieS. 70 help me, and I may be per
mitted myself humbly 60 ask the Lord,
and I think there win be only one
mystery lett; that will be how n 90
unworthy a. myself got inte such "a
snHptured piAce. Gene up cut Of the
sePulchral shadows. IL you arc not
Christians BY faith In Christ cone up
ints the light; and II you are slresdy
Ike Lazarus, terminated, bat still
have your grave dothes sn. get rid Of
thea- The command IL; 'fSose hia,
and let him 60"
A hrst-aass watchnakcr Eets ercdit
for his good wsrks. - Chicago Daily
Newy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
LIFELIKE, BUT B A
Setter Dog snd n Covsy OF Quail
frossA a. They Faced Each
other.

There was lately on exhibition at a
general store in Marlinton, W. Va, a
curious and unusual tableau group. II
Wa nothing less than q setter dog and
Q dozen quail, all frozen, and In the at
titude usually assumed by birds and
dogs when brought into close quarters
In the woods.
The exhibition occupied the entire
Akop window and attracted much at
t<ntlOn. The dog belonged to Judge
William Green.
During the very cold weather Just
after the beginning OF February Judge
Green took a young setter out to the
woods TO give him an outing, thinking
be might see q few birds and further
the work Of training the setter. He
took no gun. II was the closed season
for game birds.
While going up a valley between
PsteSon's mountain and a short ridge,
whereit was extremely cold on account
q the sharp wind, Judge Green missed
the dog. BE hunted for half an hour,
but could hnd no trace Of the animal.
Be returned home, thinking the dog
had preceded him, but the animal was
pot there. Nothing was seen Of the
dog until Thursday, when the Judge
went back into the mountains to make
another search.
In the thicket where the dog had last
been seen. but securely hidden by the
erergreens, the Judge discovered the ami.
NAL. standing, with his nose pointed
fairly ahead and as natural as If alive.
half a dozen yards away we're about
. dozen quail, all of them frozen. The
softer had scented the birds and stood
waiting for his master TO come.
The dog, In his instructive effort to 10.
cate the game for his master. and the
quail, in their fear to move In the dogs
presence, had all frozen to death.
There had been no thawing weather I'M
der the lowering brow Of the mountain
since the day the animal met the quail.
The Judge gathered up the frozen dog
and quail, brought them TO town and
placed them on exhibition.-N. Y. Her
alb
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
RegularTourlst sleepers

VIII leave Kansas City at sos y. m,
commencing November I'm. aud Salur.
day OF each week thereafter via the Mis-
souri,, Kansas q Texas railway for San
Francisco without change. Route via
the NJ. X. Il 4. through Parsons To-
Waco 5. A. aud a +. halfway, Waco
to Flatonio; So. Pac. Co. flaionio
through San Antonio 10 California
points. The equipment will consist Of
tourist cars OF the most approved pat
tern, with the latest Improvements and
comforts. For special rates, etc, coy
erlng THIS excursion, apply TO any local
agent foT information.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
FLOODS In DIXIE LAND.
Hundreds Of bead Of Live Stock Drouasd
sad Crops wsshsd ~Out-ramily of
seven Flud wAtaFy GrGvsA

Mobile, Ala, April sG-Last night
word WIS had Of enormous losses
from the floods in the vicinity Of
Purws, Miss. Hundreds Of head Of
live stock have been drowned. The
newly planted crop has washed en-
ursy uP and several houses have
been swept awsy. The drowning Of
John Horton. q negro. with his wife
and Eve children near Jackson, are
the only casualties so far reported,
but the territory where foods are
supposed 70 be at their height sra
yet TO DO heard from and the report
OF additional loss Of life Is expected
~ loon as telegraphie communities
ten Is restored A special from Lake
Charles. La, Ia to the effect that miles
Of the track OF the Kansas City. Pitts
burg q Gulf railroad are under from
4 to three feet Of water.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Minneapolis, MINI, April sS.-'Iin-
coin republican, Is to be the name
for ~free silver republicans" and the
national giver republican party
IL TO give wsy 60 the Lincoln
republican party. The announcement
81 the proposed change in name and
platform was made in a statement
issued Saturday BY E. s. Corser. who
speaks for the party.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

prisoner" said the Maryland jus
tice, as the ease was closed. "You
have been found guilty OF stealing a
pig belonging to Col. Childers. Have
you anything to say before / pass sen.
tence?"
u has, sah," answered the prison
er, as he rose up. ut was all a mis-.
take, jedge-all a mistake. | didn't
dun reckon to steal no pig from
Kurnel Chilvers, What ] was arter
was q hawg belongin' to Majah Daw.
son, an how dem two animals got
mixed up and de constable found de
meat In my cabin am gwine TO bodder
me fill ! come out o. Jail an lick dc
ole woman fur not keepin' better
witch at de doah," - Washington
Post.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Burlington, Kan, April s4.-Jtm
HaIriR who q arrested al Ottumwa
Saturday morning for the murder of
John Alien. the wealthy Ottumwa
nsrchant Friday night has confessed
his guilt and duplicates Mrs. Allen.
the vito Of the murdered man.
Hurts sdmlts thst he and Mrs. Allen
had been intimate for . long time
and that they wanted TO get married
but wanted Aliens money.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Edith-All Is oyer between u.s.. sir.
Here are your letters, and the little
go'd iocket and the ring you gave me
Chch-ch-ristmas.
Cyril-Thers are some other things
! gave you, Edith. You mus. return
oil.
what are they?"
Eleven thousand. nine hundred and
thirty-seyen Misses Harlem Life.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Dayton. o, April t4.-Arbert J.
Deadly and his ie-year-oid wife last
night Jumped from q bridge into the
canal and wae drowned, each tight
y eisspci in the others arms. Al
bert Deadly was employed as inspector
BY the National Cash Register com.
pauy. They leave q young babe. Last
night they ate supper together and
were cheerful IL is supposed Deadly
had financial trouble
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Washington, april s4.-Recent ship
neats Of large quantities q wheat
to Japan show the growing demand
for American foodstuffs and manu-
features In the orient. Nearly g.
10000 worth Of -four went to the
orient last year, against $4.oOo,OoC
worth In the preceding year. Nearly
oil Of this went TO China, Japan. and
AsiAtic Russia.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
Pr..,a.o, NoKI.i.1 ooe, "a o.,,o

frestoent hchinisy 0oes 20 Canton.
Washington. April sA-President and
Mrs. Mckinley left here last night
for . visit Of several days To Canton.
They Will inspect the work which
has been In progress on their Can
ton homo and return to Washington
probably Friday,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
Cometa.

No comet, so far as is known. has
ever come In contact with the earth
or mingled It's substance with our at
|o'phere. The nearest approach ever
observed was the comet Of 1870, which
approached to within i,4OO,OOO miles Of
our planet. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

tAe pages Of a comic paper than OF en-
sstempt to advertise. Then came a re-
vulston In feeling and sentiment. In
stead Of the large, coarse work the
demand came in for more simplicity
and nestness. And this demand is real
ly the inspiration Of the present meth
odn Of sign construction. The letter
Ing now In vogue is exceedingly sim
pie, the fancy touches being added SO
as 10 give the general design the ap.
pearance OF daintiness and neatDess,"
Indianapolis Press.
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Traaktort, Ky- April s3.-The jury
n the case OF ex-Congressman David
O. co,son, charged With killing Lieut.
Scott and L. W. Demaree In the ro-
tunda Of the Capitol hotel. returned
. verdict Of acquittaL There was
great cheering when the verdict was
announced. The Jury was out only
10 ninutes. Seott Demsree and
Charles Julian were shot and killed
in the hotel january Is. cofson and
scoN had qparded some time be-
tore. Ccisou claimed he SHOT In self
Aefense
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
Naral APPROPRIATED nIn P,,,.a.

Washington, April ss.-The house
has passed the naval appropriation
bill without division. All the amend
ments made in committee of the whole
were agreed to. 1t carries over SOL
100000.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
TIE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
90 VIA the Chicago and Alton Railroad,
the Short Line ind Best Route.
REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW

BEDUcKD ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.
Al Of the large hotels at Hot Springs
at Tow open. In addition to these are
hi , hundred boarding houses provd-
ine accommodations at reasonable rates.
HO springs, Arkansas. is the only
heal.h and pleasure resort under direct
Government control. Tbs curative
pro critics OF the Hot Waters are
Souchsi for by the Surgeon General Of
tn United States. SEND for rates, Illus
tAi d descriptive matter and complete
Per loulaEs.
II. G. STIDHAM. Agent.
Tel No. 50. Hlgginsyille, No.
J Rs CaARLToS, G. 2. & 7. A.
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ST. Louia April e2.-The three and
foEnstory buildings at II to Is South
Sixth street. occupied By the st. Louis
Qhrosicie wue quilted ~ ere satur-
daY.
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Mlstress-And remember this, II I
have occasion to reprimnnd you, Gdon't
want you 10 answer me back.
The New Cook-No, lndade. mum, Z
Amt that blond. Five got anything
q say, I'll Epenk u plain Z y'r fNca~-
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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4. v. WINSOR
INSURANCE.

arm property insured, oc-
CT cd by tenant or owner.
Risks written in any town in
county. viii come and make
personal inspection, and name
rat upon application. Will
IN JRg ANYTHING. Write or
CO On him at office in
Le >ington.
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THE ILgIs.

THE IkBIs.
Trzins will pass LxinEton Junetiop
Tbs Wsbasb a. follows:
Going east-No. 70, local freight, s;20s.
m; No. 2, Eastern Y-press. n:i6 q. hi
No. u. Eastern Express. t2:oo p. a.; No,
q, Mall tnd Express, 7i4 p. No.; No. {,
Atlantic Express, 1901 p. m.
0,ing xSst-Eo. 7, Asil and Express
65Q2 q. n; No. Is. Kansas City Aceomoda
tton, 500 Q. q.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Cranesville.
SELDOM SEEN

Correspondence OF the Argus
Master Floyd Albright bids fair TO
recover speadilY.
II w. Robinson and family, OF Tun-
Melton. are calling in this section.
i. H. Wolfe is preparing to extend
the telephone line to his residence
Mrs Elma White, Of Clifton Mills.
is calling In our town and is taking
many merry sleigh rides.
Mercury reached its climax at this
place on Saturday morning. when IL
was degrees below zeto.
Our sick are all convalescent except
j. II hattingley, who seems to have
a relapse on the typhoid fever.
A. W. Miller, OF Hazelton, has pur.
chased the blacksmith shop and is
doing our smithing in good shape.
Cutting Pulpwood has again been re.
sumcd in this section and the last grove
OF spruce is under contract, winch wit
make timber very scarce in this section
Quite number OF our lads and las.
sizes ratified their toe nails at festival
given by Joseph Fisner on last Thurs
day evening
J. l.. Reckart, who has been mining
at the Montana Mines, is at home on 81
holiday vacation. lie reports that he
is making over $50 month exclusive
Of expenses.
The festival season passed away
quietly IN this section with the Rev.
Bedford in the lead bY giving gifts TO
the poor. Several Of our lads had their
demijohns well filed with mountain
dew, but they were very quiet aud
| peaceful.
Our schoo. is proare sing very nicely
and we have the finest on: buildings
on the school ground that are IN tho
county. yet there is trouble brewing
between the contractor and the school
board, who refuse TO comply with The
requirements o. fair sale and good
building at a low figure.
The post Office fight stiH cont 1ues
and the result seems to be hidden, but
somewhere ia the Bible We read this
sentence: Vengeance is mine J will
repay &C." When The bugle IS sound
ed and the hounds leap from the w.
formal regions there viii be some hot
chases aud perhaps some one will be
caught
SAbAMANDER,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Hudson Items.

Hudson Items.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
1000.
18th Century yet
Who would have thought?
Turkey roasts galore in this mans
country.
Mr. L. Benton Forman. wife and
family spent sunday with Papa"
Galloway.
Advice, like castor OIL is easy enough
to give but it's pretty hard TO swallow
the blamed stuff
ALERT Harmed makes frequent trips
to Waterloo, as he thinks of reboilding
the old mill there.
Rev. Nathaniel Hart didn't preach
n tNcbo on Sunday evening, as great
many people thought.
Miss Allie Forman. of Terra Alta.
is spending few weeks with her
cousin. Miss Lena Johns.
Robert Seal, of Terra Alta, spent
several days here. recently, but it got
too icy for him and he had TO leave
Chas. A. Galloway is home from
Sharon. Pa, where he has been work
ing; also j. J. Jenkins is home from
Thomas.
IL every man was as good as he says
and every woman was as good as she
looks, wouldn't this world bc g,o.
rious heaven
Miss lisa Maude Gibson, who is teach
ing school above Fairmont this winter,
is spending the holidays at home, and
to see how Bob is getting along.
Elmer Garner, of Pleasant Dale, was
down here some time ago He wants
Light, even on light night, so there
must be something wrong with his eyes.
c. c. Gibson went out to Valley Point
TO the Xmas festivities. and from all
reports Santa Claus brought him a
pretty warm present II is most toe
cold for Ruth TO do very much garner.
ing now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04
Zinas crapel

Correspondence Of The egu7
q X. Zinn's family arc down with
the measles.
John Bhcs, from Pennsylvania, was
here spending his Xmas with s A.
Rae kin
The protraeted meeting will begin
40 Zinos Chapel January 9TH. held by
Rev. j. J. Phillips.
Wayne Richardson has gone 10 Penn
syiyania to work ia the mines the
remainder Of Che win &c.
We are having some very cold
weather at present. tho thermometer
registering 6 below zero.
We understand Lager Pu linton. who
was visiting friends here aod at M
Vernon, has gone 90 Wheeling.
We understand Mrs. Watkins is go
ing 70 Wheeling to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Miller Miss Matte Zinn viii
stay with her niece. Miss Jones, unHi
she returns.
The President Of the VI. p. Confer
ence Of West Virginia, viii preach at
I'm Is Chapel January 10, 1900. q,
night. Everybody is cordially invited
60 come and hear Rev. flclmicls. as bee
is quite an able minister.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-04

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Philip Schnopp bought new mill
lately.
Melvin cupp IS now a, home from
Pittsbnrg.
Walter chorpeniug is staying at W,
II smiths
Grace Deal Is spending the winter II
Glade Farms.
Waite. Bel is moving his saw mill to
Valley Point
Geo l.. Spiker is making repairs ON
his dwelling house,
James II. smith paid visit to Nc.
Henry, last Saturday.
There was n family reunion at Isaac
Goseman's ON SUNDAY.
J Il. Bishop talks of going to Valley
Point in a Few weeks,
{. V. Cupp was on u flying trip to
Terra Altaon Saturday
Jonathan Spiker made some improve.
mert on his barn this fall
Amos Titchnell has moved into Mrs.
smiths house on Elk Run.
Charley DeBerry was visiting at his
grandfathcr's on Christmas.
Peter Hickey has built new dwell.
ing house at this place, recently.
Our young people were entertained
at John Q Kelly's on Friday night.
Mrs. Rhode Frankhouser has been in
Tor several weeks, but is now better.
MARSHALL Hileman and family have
been visiting in this vicinity recently.
Miss Nora McGrail who is teaching
our school, went home on Saturday to
spend the holidays with her parents mt
Terra Alta
Lee Frankhouser and his niece, Miss
Pearl Frankhouser, spent few DAYS
at Friendsv lie visiting the family OF
Ami Frankhouser.