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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-04-14
Stylish Millinery.

In this department we have certainly scored a great suceess. Our
trade has been brisk ever since the opening ~and,shows lhat the
people appreciate stylish millinery when it is sold at right prices
Our line of ladies' trimmed hats from sl0O up are the best values
ever shown in Lexington.
Large bunch well made violets, the l5c quality, at &c.
2moss extra large bunch violets, the regular Sc kind, at lSc.
gross large bunch daisies nicely made, 10 to the bunch, a regular
DOC retailer for Ice
Today we place on sale 2 cases rough braid sailors in white ana
colors, a regular Soc retailer, at 25c each.
Ladies' rough braid street hats in white and coors, nicely trimmed
with velvet baud and quill, 75c.
Misses fancy colored braid Tam crown walking hate Tsneta 'Wk
trimmed, satin lined, regular So 98 value for t2.25.
Large line Of chnd's and misses sailors from 2c up.
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stores ask 40 and soc for. Wilson Bros fine white dress shirts at
sl.O0 each, the equal of any sl5O shirt on the market. Just
received % dozen of the Emery negligee shirts, all new choice
patterns and made of the imported French Madras at SLW each
Gents percale and madras shirts in nice line of patterns, made
With 2 separate collars, or with collar attached, at AZ and Soc.
Mems Balbriggan gauEe undershirts l6c. 10 dozen Mems
Balbriggan undershirts, finished with French neck and pearl
buttons, at Csc. Mems Imported French Balbriggan undershirts
and drawers at 50c each, sold in all furnishing goods stores at Toe.
0ents linen collars in all the new ~up.todste styles at 10 and l3c.
Is dozen mems suspeuders, excellent values, at lc. Boys and
mems straw hats Of all kinds and prices. Boys coat shirts, just like
Dads" Hc. Buy one Just for kid"
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BIRTHS.

Born, In this city. 10 the wife Of Mr.. y
Greyser, a girl.
Born, iu this city, Tuesday, April 10, 10
the wife Of Mr.. William Barlels. nee MARY
Meyer, q boy.
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Wash Goods.

We are receiving new things in wash goods every week and are
now showing the largest line ever shown in Lexington and at such
little prices. 80 pieces Wioma Dimity, a r regular &c CLOTH goes On
sale at SC I'd. Corded zephyrs in a fine range of patterns at Ste
Duneden Cords, a very popular wash fabric this season. lc 80
New Egyptian Tissues, just coming in this week, only 2c I'd.
Zephyr Ginghams at 10 and l2tc.
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To Cure a Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Q1inine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fails
" cure. q. W. Groves slgnature on
avery boz. 2e, s-sme
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Furnishing Goods.

We are headquarters for stylish furnishing goods at
less prices than the regular clothing stores sell them
We are showing all the newest silks in Wilson Bros.
popular and up-to-date ties at 45 and 5Oc. They are
the regular 75c grade In other shops, and In a line OF
patterns that cannot be matched in the city. Kindly
compare our qualities and patterns of Fine Imported
Fonlard Rat end string ties at BIC with what other
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We guarantee to cure any Catarrah
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Two bottles of King Eminent and
two bottles Of Blood Puriier will cure
any case of Rheumatism Ut all yaiu In
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We guarantee TO cure any TDmOr or
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No person need die with blood poison,
we can cure any case IN the world,
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10 human fesh.
One bottle Of King Liniment vii
cure any u . Of Diphtheria or Cramp u
dve days.
We guarantee 10 remove Cataract
Inflammation, or any disease Of the Ey.
IN 1ve u ten days; no knite used no
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All burns. scalds, cuts, bruises, sprain
POISONOUS bites, wound by a rusty nail
corns, buniOns, or any disease OF In
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the Only One Price Cash
In Lexington.
Fredet1da11
s. Wilson's
Kid Gloves

Just received a second shipment of Kid Gloves in all
the correct shades for Spring. 2 clasp Real Kid
Gloves in Modes, States, Tans, Cadet and English
Reds, at sl.N, without a doubt the best one dollar
glove ever offered over a retail counter in Lexing-
ton. Finer quality Kid Gloves, 3 clasp, and all
the new shades, $3.50 pair. 5doEen clasp washable
Channels Gloves in all sizes, which we will sell at '5c
apair, regular sl.0 value. We have Just received
alarge shipment of Isle and Silk Gloves in black
and white, made with clasp and button fasteners,
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NorE-Thee are many cheap baking powders
PRICE BAKING POWDER Co., made OF aum. LebR. the caenaed
~.~.>a chemist, says that alum disorder the.
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There is no Mar. Woman or Child in the World
Whom Turkish and vapor Cabinet Baths will not benefit.

Seated on a chair with the head orItslds
breathing pure ulr one enjoys ~ ho'he for
Sc each, ar OF the cleansing, curative invig-
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Mems suits, Reliable garments,
all styles, we'll made aud finish
ed from.
$3.50 to $4,000.
The sun., 1900-11-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 81.
Editor The SUM
MIR. Editor notice in almost every
issue Of the daily papers n card asking
the colorcd voters not to be- frightened
away from the polls on election day, the
9th of November by circular letters
sent them by Patrick Nculy or Will
lard salisbury.
! would like to have the Republican
party to understand that we are men
and cannot lie frightened by every wind
we hear, we have heard it blow too
often; even though il comes from Il
different cloud this time il is the same
wind. 1on can rest assured, lie down
and sleep soundly, That every coorrd
man in this city, county and State who
is registered will present themselves ut
the polls in the district in which they
live, and vote the whole Republican
ticket FROM top 70 bottom and see that
their ballots are deposited i'll the box
prepared to receive them. We have no
towards in our band.
\ Culurcd Voter.
The sun., 1900-11-01
Kent County Appeals.

Dover, Oct. 31.-Forty-th registra.
tion appeal cases We're filed with Judge
Prnnewill yesterday, and 10 were acted
on. The following names were ordered
to he put on the registration lists: .Iosonb
Henderson and +. l.. Reilly, white, and
W. I. Carney, ID. ii. ManIovc, Charles
Fisher, Charles kinslow. Levi B. Scot
Ten and w. w. Trader colored. The
Following We're ordered to he stricken
on; Jerry Tcpd, John w. Downs. VIII
liam Wesley Black, and Isaac Sockum.
.olored, and John A. Gilmore, white
Residence was the question in dispute
IN most of the eases. The other case,
will keep Judge Pennewil busy the 70
maindcr of the week.
The sun., 1900-11-01
Lawyer Accused of Forgery.

Boston. Oct. 31.-Cliarlcs $. Forbes, a
we'll known Worcester lawyer, was ar
rested here by State Officers Dunham
and Murray on Il charge of forgery. Tine
man, for whom the officers were watch
ing, called Al an express office for pack
age supposed to contain $500. 4 lcpm-
ty sheriff from Worcester county idcni-
fled Forbes, who the clerk in the express
office said gave the name of Arlpmus w.
Garter. The prisoner acknowledged that
he was Forbes and sent NJ once for his
brother, u well known Boston lawyer.
The warrant on which Forbes was ar
rested charged him with the forgery Of a
deed 10 property in Worcester.
The sun., 1900-11-01
Excursion Tickets on the
PENNSYLVANIA RaiIrnad.

ON November LIST the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company will place on sale 1T
its principal ticket offices excursion
tickets TO all prominent Winter resorts
in New Jersey. Virginia, North and
south Carolna, Georgia. Florida. Cuba.
and Central America. The tickets will
be sold II the usual low rates, with the
usual liberal return limits.
The magnificent facilities of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. with its many con
ncrtions and through train service. make
this the favorite line for Winter travel.
An illustrated book. descriptive Of
Winter resorts, and giving routes of
travel and rates for tickets. will he fur.
nsllrd free after November / on appli-
cation 10 ticket agents.
The sun., 1900-11-01
TIE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
From Philadelphia Call.

But one week Of active campaigning
remains. New York haS boon the battle
ground Of both parties for ten days. but
there is no reason to believe that with
I'LL their efforts at spectacular hulrah
thr Democrats havc changed the cnndi
tions III that state. which, il is confident
ly helicvcd. will give handsome plural
ity for the Republican ticket. Bryan
goes Ia The West this week. whcr" he
will cndcavor 10 win votes in the Re-
publican States of Ohio. Indiana and IL
linnis, OF these three states Indiana is
possibly doubtful. All talk of Ohio GO
ing for Bryan is the chccrcSt nonsense.
That state will lnyally support her hon
sred son, William Mckinley Tndouht-
edly the Bryan campaign in the East
has aroused Democratic enthusiasts.
That New York is in danger, however,
cannot lie affirmed and with that state
Republican the danger of Bryan's clec-
ti0n is remote. indeed.
Some of the most astute party mana
gers declare that McKinley'S majority
in the - u College will he the
largest Q hndidatc since 1872. With
The sun., 1900-11-01
SHE LIKES no S1ElL.
Miss Marie Weidman Had ODerated
in This City and
Dover,

Philadelphia. Oct. 31.--''D0 ynu know.
like to steal Just to see how people
carry on when they've missed Someth-
ing"
Such was pretty Marie Wcidman's
confession to Dover Hul detective.
when she was caught clothed not only
in her own miSclievous mind. but also
in Il large part of her mStrcss's hest
wardrobe. 1t was an artlcss ucknowl-
edgcnent, accompanied by bewitching
smile.
Marie is a pretty girl. There are no
two words about tnat. She is twenty
years old. has black eyes. thin red lips.
dimplcs and a petite and willowy figure
But Marie won't steal for fun again
for az least two years. She will spend
that time in the Eastern Pcnitentiury
where she has just arrived.
This curlouS young woman came from
Germany only two years ago. During
her brief stay in America however, She
has learned much more than thc IAN
guagr.
Her operations in the predatory line
have been carried ON in this city, in
Dover and in Wilmington, Del She
steals only in houses where She hires
ont as Il maid. 10 her iaicr, before
bring taken to the prnilrntiary, She said:
'Of course. ! always take things that
are worth something. Then raise il
lot Of excitement and the bigger the
rlmpus the more pleasure. Nnl then.
600. il ! ret away With the things,
They're ns"Iu! whom they're valuable.
bur tlat's secondary with ms: lis fun
I'm hlintin" when | take things.
I'm nughing yet ii the WHY shc
cnrrird ol when So SAN mo walk into
her hols" with ol her hest clothes On
Trirrring TO the theft that rot her u
two years sentenccl Oh. you'd better
try IT, ion'll have heaps II fun just
heaps and heaps and heaps"
The sun., 1900-11-01
" QCOQIE.

From New York Times. Ind. Dem.
The you're another argument has
never found Il moro ludicrous use than
in the mouth of Mr.. Bryan i'll his appeals
to the negro voters of West rginla
yesterday.
Mr.. Bryan has apparently been some
what annoyed at the inconsistency of his
passionate attachment to the doctrine of
'.the consent of the governed in the
Philippines with the suppression by his
party of the right of the negroes to any
voice in their local and State govern
mcnts rs we'll as in the national govcrn-
ment. 10 meet the embarrassment thus
caused he asks the negroes 70 consider
this question: IF q brown man in the
Philippine Islands has 10 right to Il voice
in this government. what about the black
MANI" The natural answer Of the black
man to that question is that the Rcpuh-
lican party has done all that has been
done 10 secure him Il voice III his own
government. and that the Democratic
party has resisted il in every way that
it coud-lcgally. illegally, praccahly by
fraud Or Violently Granting that the
contention of Mr. Bryan is correct, and
that the Republicans intend TO bar the
Filipinos from Il share in the government
which is the precise opposition of the
truth--the black man knows that rs to
himself the policy of the Republican
party is benevolent and just while that
Of Mr. Bryan's party is openly hostile
and oppressive.
The sun., 1900-11-01
MINERS OUT AGAIN.
Men Employed by Coke Bros. Lay
Down Their Tools.

IIazlcton. Pa, Oct. 81 After working
one day the men cmplnyd at the Der
ringer coli"ry Of Coke Bros. " Go. hav"
gone On strike again. Tuesday was pay
lazy ut the minc, and some difficulty has
arisen over the wage question: The mat
ter will probably hp settled at once. .ll
The o;hpr culicrirs III tln' region are III OPP
plHiiun, a majority Of thnm full hmdrd
More men have reported 1T Cranberry.
Forty llniOn men refuse 10 work until ia"
suspended engineers have been rcinstal-
cd The company says i, will hire nrW
men in place Of all strikers who do mi
"oturn To work.
The l.ehigh and Wilkrahnrlo Coal com
pany will resume operations AT It's col
icri"s at once. Men came here from lilc
Panther Creek valley region iii search of
work. They allogc that all who went Oh
strike at the colli"rirs of the Lchigh Coal
and Navigation company have been dis
charged
The sun., 1900-11-01
KISSED BY THE PRESIDENT.
a Little Chester Miss Highly Hon
ored at the White
House.

Chester, I'a,. Oct. a. Bcntrlcc Eaton.
the charming 4yrar-old granddaughter
"l Common Councilman Owen i. Wood.
had an experience in Washington the
other day that cuuScd many who wit
messed il 10 envy her.
She. with some relatives. attended Il
reception given by the President. and
when Mr.. Mckinley saw hcrsmiling face
he took the tot, Beatrice, up III his arms,
imprinted kiss upon her cheek and
then took from his coat carnation
which he presented her. The flower will
he pressed and preserved.
The sun., 1900-11-01
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY * Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known f.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be
ieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions aud financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
- West y TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDlNG, KlNNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole.
sac Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and muc.
Gus surfaces Of the system. Testitnonials
sent Tree. Price 15c. per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-11-01
NUMBER OF ARRESTS.
Chief Masses's s Report for October of
the Number of Arrests is as Follows.

Attempt to register illegally. 8; as
Sault and battery, %; assault with intent
to commit murder, 8; breaking and enter
ing to commit felony, |; abusive Ian
guagc. 1 carrying concealed deadly
weapons. q corner lounging. q cruelty
to children. 2; contempt. 3; drunk. 81;
drunk and disorderly. %; drunk and beg
ging. .; diSorderly conduct, 80; de-
mcntcd 2; embrzzlcmcnt, 1: escape from
Ferris Industrial School. 3; escaped from
Home for Frienllcss Children. 3; high
way rabhcry, l; incolrigable. 3; Keeping
gambling table. Il krepnk house Of i'll
fame, Il larceny, 49, non-suppnrt l;
murder. Il neglected children. A; attain
money undcr false pretcnsr. /: patients,
4; runaway girls, L receiving stolen
goods. /: selling Intoxicating drinks. !;
trcspassmg. 8; vagrancy. 4; Witness. 4.
The sun., 1900-11-01
ncpIy to Ercnch Protest.

Washington, Oct. 3l.in reply to the
protest Of the French government against
the action Of tho treasury department III
again imposing duties on liquors ana cor
dials in excess Of the rates fixed in the
reciprocity agreement the state depart
mcni las replied that the matter, havin.
gone before the United States court. is
now for the time removed from the field
of negotiation. and the action of the
court musr he awaited before further
progress can lie made.
The sun., 1900-11-01
DoCkstader's Theatre.

The Only High-cIass Vaudeville in
Town.
Commencing week OF Octobe 2gth
MR.. AND MRS HARRY THORNE AND co. in
AN Uptown Flat"
MTtinetta and Grossi.
Ad. Carlsilc's Dog Circus
Miss annie Whitney
The Flying LoZeles.
The Bernharls
Wood and Wood
The ShaciTefs.
Gaylor and Graft.
Admission always the same, 10, 90, soc
The sun., 1900-11-01
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HOW WILL YOU VOTE2
A WorkinGmnD's Plain Talk TO His
Fellow WorkinEmen.

A WorISinGmnD's Plain Talk 10 His
Fellow Workingmen.
Fellow workingmcn, how are you 60
ing to vote?
have made up my mind how / am
going to vote, and want to ask you
to vote the same way.
! am not an orator nor a scholar.
cannot make speech nor write mag
azine article. am Just nn ordinary
everyday workingman with intelligence
enough TO have little common sense
and tell it to others.
! am worknSman with wife and
four children. Eight years ago. in
1892, | was doing fairly well, and my
older boys were both ut school.
voted. az did All good Democrats. for
Grover Cleveland. In less than six
weeks after election, just before Christ
mas, lost my job. could not get an
other. Things went from bad t , worse.
The boys left school and tried to earn
a little money. We never got in the
| ban line ut Madison square, but we
| did sometimes get near the bread line
ut Tenth street. could not tell you
all tie hnrllships Of those four years
| Always behind iii the rent and half
the time without anything 10 eat. The
| Wife worked hard. and the boys and |
! did anything to earn Il dollar.
I Well, 1896 came and another cleo
!ion With thousands of other Demo
'ats | voted for Mckinley and hoped
for Il change III less tpan month |
got il job and have had work constant
lp these four years. The boys soon
went back to school. | am now getting
SIS a week. My wife and have pler-
~ to eat and wear, and we are happy
oh. So bappy-to see our boys growing
to be educated men.
Fellow worlilGmcn. do need to tell
vouhow am going to v0teI
| don't exactly understand this Ques-
ton of imperialism. except that | am
for the stars and stripes. and do not
seiieve anybody can or wants to make
.'lis country an empire
know little about the money ques
tion except that when | earn o dollar
want loo cents. and when put lit
tie money III the bank ] want to be sure
of taking out as much as put in, witt
4 little interest.
| don't know much about the tariff
"Ycept tlnt free trade woultNthrow in,
snd thousands Of others ont Of a lob
;,ith Ip chance to get another.
haven't anything to say againS
Mckinley or Bryan, but | know, ant
YOU know, that if Bryan is elected
thousands ana hundreds If thousand.
Of us are going to be out of work To-
the n"Xt four years. if not longer Will,
Il Mckinley is elected believe ther,
will not be an honest. capable ina,
who is willing to work that viii not Ia
able TO find it.
If Bryan is elected, my boys viii
iaave to leave school. If Mckinley i
| elected my older boys will soon have
complete education. and the moth"
ana | will never have to worry again
Fellow workngmen, you want bette
wages. don't you? You want NOR
:hGu a mere existence. Well you ar
nar going to get it if we have free sill
YER free trade and free soup.
The election of Bryan would throy
the workingman and his condition
back TO that of 1S95
: ask every workngman who read
this TO vote for me and my job and m
boys and my home, and I'll vote 70
you and yours. a. ROBINSON.
; New@York, Oct. II, 1900
The sun., 1900-11-01
As TO "MILITARISM," !"
From Kansas City Joulnal.

From Kansas City journal.
4 full and complete answer to the
howl about ''miitarisin" is contained i'll
these historic facts:
At the close of the Civil War more
than 100000 men. trained veteran sol
diers, accustomed to military law and
rule, returned to their homes in peace,
fell back into the ranks as citizens Of
our common country, and no one ever
dreamed then that the constitution or
Nag was in danger on account of the
probable action of either the blue Or the
gray. No intelligent American citizen of
today really believes that the country is
in danger of "militarism" on account of
the probable action of our soldiers now III
the field, and it is an insult to American
soldiers. as well as to American intclli-
gcncc. To charge such danger.
The sun., 1900-11-01
LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Mother Carried Her Dead Child to
Her Home Two Blocks
AWAY.

Chester, Pa, Oct. 31.-A ear nf The
Chester Traction Company crushed to
death this morning on the Edgmont ave.
line. the fourycar-uld son of Edwin H.
liilgrrt, newspaper reporter of the
Times. The child was running across
the street. lie WAS knocked down and
the car wheel passed over his head.
The griefstrickcn mother carried the
lifeless little form in her arms to her
home. two squares away.