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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
LOCAL sHORT.sTOPs.

1af+t J. N. Lowe, Of Kansas City, wa
hen ~ prsday.
rlz<<Al good farms for rent. Apply II
IAttenburg. 2-l0ti.
NJ .. M. Taubman went to KansaI
tI<< ttnrsday on business.
ui1Iisy your pride In Lexington By
tt.1ttIging your premises.
N<4p(ify your homes and make Lexing'
"Nt flight to the eyes Of all visitors.
|It> tbose dirty, dingy wslls Of youl
iroie> With new paper from UT Brothers
|'s9 Lee Young returned Tuesday
t||A{tI from q visit to relatives In Hig.
s|n.>Iile.
',pf hat Cough right away with Multi
"'|1tn'nR Cough Cure. Csc. For sale By
%1<<- ". Loomie. S.s-m1
~. Walter Russell arrived Wednesday
z'||4l1s from 5t. Louis to visit bis father,
~ David Russell.
va eALK-About 70 . and 4 year old
"l''<. Will take In exchange yearling
Hti>s| Vaughan a spurlock. List
<It@ Jois Burgess, OF warrensburg.
We ~ been the guest OF Mrs. Young
-~-+1 Tor several weeks, returned home
1aeez1.y.
tN+ NAnsfer company keeps Q call book
s<I| |smmoth livery stable. and o at
t.Nt>N.4d Central hotel. Leave orders a.
1'--< tieoea. 10-37-t
"'z1I|. stonewall J. White and q. W.
+'''1'' Of Wayerly, spent Tuesday night
{. <1< city on route to Kansas City
- = |-finsss trip.
@#'t1Ns OF the peace and notariss public
applied with chattle mortgages
"a. pfhce, at s cents per copy. All
4 blanks Printed 10 order.
y @. Gordon and Mr.. J. R. Moore.
|Pnt to Mexico, NO., Thursday
<H41 . meeting Of the board Of trus-
2 Usstminster college, Of Fulton.
~ D. Frsdsndall, OF Washington,
<r's ~ senior member OF the firm Of
f''tHf-il q Wilson, Of this city, arrived
t''s'I 10 spend a few days hers on
re- ~ Internal and external pains and
E'''E ~ Belle Anti. Pain 10 an Instant
4||i|| n 10 the most wonderful main
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wish to thank the democratic voters Of
Lafayette county for the loyal support
given me Ia the recent primary, resulting
In my nomination for the Office OF county
treasurer. l appreciate the honor shown
me and will endeavor to merit a continu-
ance OF their good will by q faithful aud
conscientious performance OF my duties
after shall have entered upon my duties.
Yours Truly,
W. II. EDWARDS.
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A GARD.

want to extend my heartiest thanks 10
my many friends that stood by me at
Saturdays primary. 1 appreciate your
support as much Is IL | had been nomi-
mated to the office to which | aspired, and
| want to say to my democratic friends
that consider the ticket a good one aud
1t will receive my heartiest support In the
coming campaign. Respectfully,
JOSEPH II. CHRIsTY.
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FOUND AT LAST


Freae9erS LAWYERS Druggists Doctors M havr y come To the K,ac
hinen Medicine Co when they have any malignant disease thai oil 49,
old Remedies have failed TO cure. "' '
4 : IN easiest thng In the world to cure the most MALIGNANT dIsa,ss
AuoWh 10 human mesh II you only have the proper medicine M oFmt a -
u cure Ihese medicines We have and any Shyster doctor or Drr1
sSI at says We nave not, or that we won't permanently ctre NJ -
aneeeu IN ms circular Is liar and a fraud for a $500 note and vei Ire
"n i 10 conn up WIN rs money; 70 tO the hospital aud make the tpsts .sn
W te wohd o stop lying aud decevng people by telling then, upy ~
something as good. We mean straight business; our money is ready and ~
are here to stay. "'' y ''Ua u We
Inc great value of our medicines is that they do The work At once.
uon I walt oil one Is dead, but give relief AZ me- 'uNl
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AETI'AJUM BAKING POWDER Law UPHELD
Judge CLARK, Of the Criminal Court Of
st. Louis, has convicted Whilney Layton
Of that city, who was arrested on a charge
OF selling baking powder c~ontsiuiue
alum, and ined hun 500.
The law OF this State prohibits the
manufacture or sale OF baking powders
that contain alum. The object Of the law
is to prevent the sale OF articles Injurious
to health; the money received 10 tinss for
violation Of the law goes to the good road
fund Of the county. Thus every citizen
has a double Interest In the enforcement
Of the statute; that the highways Of the
state may be improved, and that the
health OF the people may be protected.
Many retail grocers have been encour-
aged by the manufacturers Of the alum
powders, who have hitherto deaed the
law, to continue pelling the illicit goods.
1t Is not safe. however. for anyone to
longer sell them. Retailers should throw
the alum powders out at once, or return
them, aud let the manufacturers bear the
brunt OF the prosecutions. I'll"
Any chemist Gan easily determine the
presence Of alum 10 baking powder, but,
as a suggestion, the names Of some OF the
alum powders sold in Missouri are print
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

To the democratic voters OF Lafayette
county.
l return you my sincere thanks for the
support you gave me at the primary cleo
ton on Saturday last.
Yours truly,
b. ID. WERDIN,
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BIRTHS.

Born, near Corder, April q, to the wife
OF hrvin Smith. q boy.
Born, near Oordsr, April %, to the wife
OF Harry Rodekohr, q girl.
Born, near Corder. April rs, to the wife
OF George Bell. twin boys.
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CARD OF THANKs.

Words cannot express my gratitude to
my many friends who so nobly aided me
In my race for assessor, and with no feel
ing oil Ill will toward those who opposed
me, | shall always fight for the success
aud principles Of democracy.
], A, II. CHAMRRRIIN
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WANTRD-HOnest man or woman to travel
W for larEs house; salary sos monthly and
snoloae set-addressed stamped enyeime'
MANAGER, Wv Saxtop bldg, chicago, M
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The grand chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons Of Missouri closed It's series Of
meetings Ia Kansas City Thursday, aitsi
the election OF the following officers
Arthur II. Hough. Jefferson City, grand
high priest; Thurston B. Duncan, Neva.
da, deputy grand high priest; john t
Rufiu, Clinton, grand king; Robert r.
Bainbridgs, Kansas City, grand scribe.
Noah NJ. 0lvan, H~Arrlsonville, grand
treasurer; William II. Mayo, 81. Louis
grand secretary; Benjamin II. Nelson, 81
LOUIS, grand captain host; Lewis r. Nc.
Coy, Independence, grand principal 80.
jouruer; Nathan J. 6wetland, chillicothe.
grand X. A. captain; X. F. Stevenson
Kansas City, grand lecturer; W. p,
George, Kansas City, grand chaplain
Tandy A. Dunn. Bethany, grand master
third veil; David M. Wilson, Milan, grand
master second veil; Younger Rothwell
Columbia, grand master first veil; John
w. Owen, st, Louis, grand sentinel; vii.
liam H. Mayo, 81. Louis, grand CORE.
spondent. The next annual meeting will
be held 10 st. Louis.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28

Just az Good Whenever u druggist
tells you he has something "lust Us good
Tor coughs, colds, grip, etc, as DR.. Belrs
Pine. Tar. Honey he is thinking OF his
profits and not OF your welfare. Good
druggists will sell you what you ask for,
and you can ask for nothing as good IA
DIR. BelPs Pine-Tar-H Honey. Good drug.
gists sell IL. Sold by Leroy Farmer. Ami
Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lumbagn
aud sciAtio paine, yisId to the penetrat,
ing influence OF Billiards. Snow LLuiment.
Price 10 and so cents. Creushaw Il
Young. 4.7ml
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FOR $500

We guarantee to cure any Catarrah
on earth in ~ days.
Two bottles of King Liniment and
two bottles of Blood Purifier will cure
any case Of Rheumatism OF ali pain in
nne hour; a permanent cure in five 10
ten days.
We guarantee to cure any Tumor OIL
Cancer In 80 TO 10 days. No Knife OF
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better results and more cures than any
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NO person need die with blood poison,
we q lcnre any case In the world.
S%erofulous Itching, Skin Disease, Salt
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One bottle Of King Eminent will
cure any a 8 Of Diphtheria or Cramp / u
dve days.
We guarantee to remove Cataract,
Inflammation, or any disease Of the Eve
IN hve TO ten days; no knife used nor
detention from business.
All burns, scalds, cuts, bruises. sprains
poisonous bites, wound by a rusty nail,
o0rns, DnniOns, or any disease of the
feet relieved Of all pain in one hour:
permanently cured in a few days.
Any enlargement of the glands, dis
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. LAmborn lett
Yesterday evening, via Kansas city, for
I cir home In Tacoma, Washington.
Mr.. Frank Misr, Of Pocahontas, Ill.,,
who was called here ths FIRST of the
week by the death. Of his mother, Mrs.
sussn Mier, returned home Wednesday.
The Missouri Bankers association will
held Its annual session 10 Carthage, be-
ginning May g. Besides transacting the
re yulAr routine OF business the bankers
Will visit the various mining campo In
that section.
Messrs. Oscar Thomas, Louis GrAiz and
ID. o. Healhman joined . large fishing
party yesterday at WAverly, They all
went to Boudrie's lake In Carroll county
to spend several days hunting aud
fishing. We bespeak for them a Jolly
good time aud lots OF success,
Kansas City Times: Lafayette county
democrats nominated B. ID. Weedsn for
surveyor and W, b. Wesden for coroner.
This is perhaps the only county ticket lu
Missouri upon witch are both father aud
son. II may be added that no county
has two better men on q ticket.
Perfect digestion Is the ohlyfoundation
for perfect health. The food We eat
makes all the blood We have. which in
turu feeda every nerve. muscle and tissue
10 the body. Herbine quickens the appe.
tits, aids digestion, gives tone ard yiRor
to all the functions aud iusures good
health. Price, 60 cents. Crenshaw a
Young, Ami
Mr. and NJ. F,.nk NJ Ianho,, al
Tacoma, Wash, arrived Thursday for
q brief visit to relatives. They are ON
their wedding tour aud we're aecompauisd
from Kansas City by Mr.. Iamborn's
sister, Mrs. Ed. Barnett. Mr.! LAmborn Ia
receiving the hearty consra,hIattons Of
his large circle OF friends In this, his
native home.
Couohsd o5 VAR. 4 .Dro,.a %, OF v..,.
with q conoh .na soant hnaa.aa. ~ i
Is,s mir doo,or. M ,o.massI--s~
80 n-.,uT...s n. DR. ~ n
uon., NH. ramo,n 49,. - -
stronS n hs. ..gad m~ W,~
RIAL n,.s,.h,,~ M 60 -. -"
Fs.ma, ,
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oa,n' Ou.t'eo feA' oe'euHusn'
wilma" 'osepn m0Dsr"o''
anu "h,iA" DenniS went 70 fi,sg'n'Viis
"euneSaay ~ ueiegAtes W tns nputf
i0An county conyention caiieu TOT tne
purpose VI se'ec'ins ue'ega'es 70 tue
iepuoi'oAu ''a'' Hnu eons'sSSi'naa ooh'
"'' 90
At the republican convention held in
Higginsville Wednesday the delegates to
the state convention at Kansas City were
instructed to cast their vote for Dan
Hoefer, OF Higginsville. and W. .. Dickey,
OF Kansas City. as delegates to the ma
tional convention at Philadelphia. They
we're also Instructed TO vote for william
Warner as delegate at large. &c. Kerens
received the Endorsement Of the sonven-
ton for national commltteettan. y ~
m. A,.v r,r,h., =, p,aruk,a,,.u..
z,ra ia mi, n, tho, -oo.,sd $3.50. 4
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-28
What do the Children Drink =?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
Grain-o1 Il is delicious and uourishing and
takes the place OF coffee. The more GraIn-O
you give the children the more health you dis
tribute through their systems. Graln-O /,
made of pure grains, and when properly pre-
pared tastes like the choice grades Of coffee
but cost about \ as much, All grooers sell 1t.
l5c and CSC. 3
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Eggs for Salei

sETTINas-Golden Wyaudottes, $3.50
Prize winners, $500.
JNo. II. EGGLKsToN.
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pIATHB.

H..r s., pRATHh,
Died, at HigglnsvliIe, April %, Miss
Ella Belt.
Died, at HiggiusVille, April 26, Mrs.
Henry Rine, Sr.
Died, al Concordia, April 25, Mrs. Henry
W. Borgstadt, aged rs years.
Died, at Corder, April 81, the infant son
Of Harrison and Bessie sickler.
Died. at Conoordia, April %, William
Rehkop, aged 80 years and . months.
Died, near Corder, April "a, Christ Selle,
Infant sou OF Fred Selle, aged 2 years and
10 months.
Died, In Higginsville, Sunday, April %,
1900, Rebecca L., wife OF ]. II. Burgan,
aged d years, 4 months and "a days.
Died, 10 Greenton Valley, April Il, OF
general debility, at the residence OF her
brother, Judge r. II. Benton, Mrs. 3. A.
Williams, aged rs years.
Died, In Versailles. KY, Thursday,
April 10. 1900, Mr.. Dudley M. Ball, OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Ball was O brother-ip D.
law Of Mrs. Florida Grady. Of this city
His daughter, Miss Susan Ball, IL well
H"SVh aesot VAoao heo otsoh NioiNSN'
Died, In Kansas City, April II, DR.. A. B.
sluau, aged 70 years.
DIR. Sloan vas born 10 Cooper county In
1877 and spent his early life 10 this aud
Jackson counties. He visited the gold
fields Of California and Colorado aud was
very successful. He spent four years In
the confederate army. Was married 10
1856 to Miss Mary Ann Riley. a cousin OF
Hon. J. 8. Blackwell OF this city. DR..
Sloan was a cousin Of Mrs. J. 8. Marshall,
near this city.
Died, at the home Of her son .in-
law, Mr.. Joseph Weibel, in this city,
Sunday, April ~, 1900. at 4:3O p. M,
Mrs. Susan Mier, aged 50 years.
The deceased had been sick only a few
days previous TO her death. She was a
native Of Germany, but had resided In
this country for more than forty years.
She leaves three children as follows: Mrs.
Joseph Weibel, Of this city; Mrs. John
Brown, Of Clinton, Mo-, and Mr.. Frank
Misr, OF ~Pocahontas, Ill. The funeral
services were held from the residence
OF Mr.. Joseph Weibel, In East Lexington,
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, cou-
Quoted by Rev. Charles Manly.
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iorK. -Many mixtures, made in imitation Of baking
powders, are upon the market. They are
sold cheap, but are dear at any price. be-
cause they contain alum, a corrosive polpoa.
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Pleurisy, pain in the side or breast
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Falpitation of the heart, diseased
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Headache cured with two or three an.
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Tnmor, Cancer, weakness or bearing
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For Erysipelas or Neuralgia, Immedi.
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the worst case OF Piles cured ia o To ~
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all decaying Of teeth leaving them sound
and healthy.
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There is no Man, Woman or Child in the World
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An unknown and we'll dressed young
man committed suicide by jumping into
the Missouri river at st. Joseph Wednes-
day. The only clue to the identity Of the
man is & black derby hat which was
recovered by the employees at the
public dump. A search was made for the
body, but 1t is believed that the current
carried 1t far down the river and there is
little hope Of recovering 1t at present.
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The Only Bath which Preserves tho
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Prevents Colds, Feyers, Laurippe aud
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Cures bodily ailments. Makes clear skin.
pure blood, strong nerves, clelr brains,
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SOAP and Water simply washes the surface
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-27
SECRETARY BALLOU.

S. M. Ballou as secretary of the Citi-
zens' Sanitary Committee has seen fit,
in his capacity as secretary, to take
The Star to task for an article appear
ing in the issue of January % concern
ing the alleged actions of one w. john
son which were the subject of investi-
cation by his committee
There can be no objection to Mr..
Ballous making such public comments
on this matter as he sees fit, either in
his private capacity or in his commit
teeship capacity. However when he
speaks in his committeeship capacity
he should remember that he purports
to speak for others than himself, what
he says is properly assumed by the pub
lie to be in the utmost spirit of judicial
fairness. and therefore he should be
doubly careful not to make erroneous
statements when purporting to correct
and admonish others for what he al
leges are erroneous statements on their
part.
Mr.. Ballou in his communication to
the Advertiser purports to analyze and
correct statements in The Stars arti-
Gle of January 25.In doing this he has
quoted as original statements of The
Star statements which are clearly
shown by their context in The Star 20
be the statements of others and given
as such so that each reader may Judge
for himself as to the reliance to be
placed on them. To these he has added
some misstatements of his own as when
he says this committee is informed by
the reporter of The Star that the arti-
Gle in question was published on the
authority of Marshal Brown" No one
representing The Star has given the
committee any such information. To the
extent that statements were made IN
The Star on the authority of Marshal
Brown they appear in the article as
such and the committee has no further
or additional information in that re-
spect than any other reader of The Star
may have.
But Mr.. Ballou has entirely ignored
the article in The Star of January 26 on
the same subject and given equally as
prominent place as the article of Jan
uary %. The Star is a newspaper striv-
ing to give in its news columns all In
formation attainable at the date of pub
lication on the matters of public inter-
est of which it treats. 1t did so on jan
uary 20. On January 26 it had obtained
further information on the subject and
published it. So far as the statements
in the article of the 26 are contradictory
of those in the article of January 25,
they are to be considered as the correc-
tions OF the former which later and fur
Their information makes, for a real
newspaper is constantly striving after
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later and further and fuller information
in matters of public interest.
Therefore when Mr.. Ballou or any
one else, acting or purporting to act in
a representative or official capacity
takes a newspaper or an individual
publicly to task for its statements, he
puts himself in a position where 1t is
his duty to take all the statements on
the subject together, the latest as well
as the earliest, This ordinary rule Of
fair play and courtesy Secretary Bal
lou-for as such he speaks-has entirely
ignored.