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BIG STORM FOR BRYAN.

Georgetown Union Republican.
Bryan i advertised III .paak A,se au
the 24th AMI Hicks. the weather imam.
has predicted III; STORM fill that elate.
Wonder Il the Democrats will blame
that III tlc Republicans. They have
blamed tAein With other tAiH-, equally
foolish.
The sun., 1900-10-15
will Give a Dance.

What promises - be delightful mas
!acrade dance will - given III Wee
aacoe Hall next "Wednesday evening.
Those III charge arr Mrs. I. Miller. Mrs.
j. Clarksan. Mrs parel Conner, Mrs.
j. Monaghan, MISS Kata Mckinney
anl Miss Kate Miller.
The sun., 1900-10-15
LICENSE APPLICATION.

N0TlCE-l, EMIL ENGEL, lie tenant and oc.
chpant 81 the house situated al n. +. corner of
Nlhth ana Nalnnt streets, in the sixth ward III
NE, CITY Of Wilmington county at New castle
and state 81 Delaware in CONF lance with tile "a.
4Mfements of the acts Of the General Assembly
~ such case made and provided do hereby give
notice that s1all apply in writing to the Judges
q the Court 81 General sessions of the state Of
Delaware, IN and for New Castle comfy. of Moii.
day the 18th day oi November, Al d.. 400, being
me next term OF said court, for a license for said
house a. an inn or tavern for tile sale therein 81
intoxicating liquors III less quantities than one
quart 10 be drunk on the p,emIseS and the fol.
lowing respectable citizens II said ward Al
least twelve OF whom are substantial fteahold
ers OF said ward, recommend The said aptiica.
tion, viz:
Peter Waltz Aaron W Cov
r. kopnson Chas. Gaata
fIank sGhhelder Ghas. H. Lawson
John y. hlelnstuber, X. p Falk
Wilhelm Schneider George Hirzel
Frank Boehm, Chas. r Kelly
Jhp. +; Mlller Henry Kleinstueber
James Lewis George " Yomng
John B, Justison ii AT Spoefl
JoIh HlrAeI Vim. Young
r =: hely ]. Y. Pote
RMIL ENGEL
The sun., 1900-10-15
VIII Meet on Mednest,ar.

rhc Union Republican city commit
tie meeting will lie held 1t Fifth and
&LiE,-s .Lsssa !. A--ass4aS evening.
The sun., 1900-10-15
FREE TO INVENTORS

The experience OF G. A. Snow and q IN N
tanning more than 10000 patents tar In inyantors i
ns niea them to helpfully answer many
tna propertH gat1S io The protection Of ntelle
let treating briefly Of United STATES and ltaIeigi,
Se,,, with cost OF same and how TO procure
ments sGe marks designs caveates, infringe
This Sar,S1 sons IN leading patent cases, etc. etc.
"i''iiis 10 Z, A. Snow and Co.. Washington D. 9
The sun., 1900-10-15
New
Suits
and
Overcoats


Suits at $40, S12 and SIS.
Have you setn any of The
black and blue fine Cheviots
with white stri Is we are
selling at SIS, short military
cut coats, vests single or
double breasted, trousers cut
narrow with welt seams. A
new black and white stripe
and grey and white stripe
Suit at SIP, same cut, vests
high button with collars.
New fall Overcoats in oxford
gIeys and blacks, full silk
lined for $40. Swell Rag
lans in heavyweight oxfords
at SIS.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
Say ex,er1ir1rc
The sun., 1900-10-15
TO THE DEAF.

4 rlcn lady, cured of her deafness and
noises IN the head by DIR. Nichelson's
h.tlnclal Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to his
institute, institute, SO that deaf people unable to
paoeuie tne Ear Drums may have them
i,ee' rs address No. ll7S. The Nicholson
iusil'lte $50 Eighth avenue. New York
The sun., 1900-10-15
MINGTON, della WARE. MONDAY. OCTOBER IS 1900

Have been com
ing in every day
Sack Suits and
both fall and
winter weig hit
Overcoats. New
stripes in the
military cut sack
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
WHERE GIRLHOoD PROFITS.
ersat UNDERLYING Principles Of the
TsashinE Of the Girl Of
To-day.

In older times stories and "preach.
ments" all tended to give to girls the
wrong motives for improvement of
their character. They would coax or
threaten or trighten the girls to in.
dustry by holding up a marriage Ger.
tiheate, and drive them 10 the prac.
tics Of domestic economies by purxu.
Ing them with the then dreaded now
obsolete, epithet "old maid" yo
wonder that the girls Of to-day laugh
at the absurdity Of it all, saws salIle
JOY White. in woman's Home compan.
lon The new teaching IS so much bet.
ter worth while. The virtues are 10 ha
praeticed for their own sweet sake.
knowledge is TO be gained because Of
It's priceless boon to the possesser A
nearly as can be given In a few words
mere Is the underlying principles Of
the teaching Of the girl Of the pre,en,
time; Give her loble motives ana nm
her life with work-such work as eyery
woman can be happy and self.respeci.
ing In doing. Make her in every wav
an independent being. Teach her tha,
love Is . Divine gift and not somethins
10 be anglsd or bargained for; thai
marriage Is holy sacrament, TO be en-.
tered with high ideals of M. M, n. !.
secular arrangement.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
NEWS OF TIE RAILWAYS.

The Rock Islands proposition for cheap raie
excursions TO and from Colorado duriag this
summer has beea negstiyed by the western
Passenger Association. In consequence notice
was served yesterday on Chairman Mcleod
by General Passenger Agent Sebastian that
the Rock Island will take Independent action
and put IN eject raie Of one fare plus ts-et
for the round trip from Chicago and all Inter
mediate points east Of the Missouri river TO
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, salt Lake
CITY and Ogden. Tickets at this rate will be
cold on June 20. Julys and ~ and August !.
Prom Missouri river points the sane rate WIZ
Sc made on the days following these dates.
riekets At this rate also will be sold from Mis-
souri river zstewsys, Kansas city TO Omaha
Inclusive. on July !. and =. -Four special ex-
curslons will also be run by the Rock Island
from Colorado common points TO Chicago and
intermediate stations on June %, July u and
20 and August 4. These excursion uekels
both east and west bound. will be limited fo'
return pAssage TO octob,S 81 The Rock Island
announces IS intention Of placing in service
special trains for these excursions. leavina
chicago At ?. m. and making the nun u
Colorado with only one night On the road
Chicago Tribune.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
TWO COLD pUDDIEoS.
senethiAs Very Paiatable for Dessert
During the Warm weather
Season.

To make q chilled rice pudding, use .
quarter Of q cup Of well washed rice, a
quart Of rich cream. quarter Of box
Of gslatine. half lemon for fiayorlng
and half cup Of sugar. Cook the rice
In boiling water for five minutes.
Msantims'whip the quart Of cream to q
stiff froth. Set II away on the ice. Pour
ofi1nto bowl the thin cream or milk
that drains fromit. There will be about
a eupful. II there Is less, add milk to 1t.
Pour the water of the boiled rice aud
put the rice In double boiler, with q
saltspoonful Of salt and the thin cream.
Add, after the rice and cream have
sooked In the double boiler three quar-
ters OF an hour, the grated rind Of half
a lemon, half cup Of sugar and the
quarter Of box Of gelatine, which
should have been soaking 10 two table,
spoonfuls Of cold water for two hours.
Stir the pudding well and turn II out
In q tin basin 10 cool. As soon ~ II 10
barely cold set II In Q pan Of cracked
Ice and add the whipped cream, Teserv.
Ing . pint bowlful for the pudding
sauce. The moment the cream is added
pour the pudding In q mold, pack II In
cracked Ice and set Il in q cold cellar or
In some equally cold place. The mold
should be covered. In about an hour
the pudding should be Arm enough to
be turned out on lew crystal platter
aud served. Make a strawbsrry sauce
to accompany It BY adding to the bowl
OF whipped cream reserved for the pur-
pose half a cup Of preserved straw.
berries which have been rubbed
through q fas purss sieve. Canned
strawbeEEes require q little sugar
added to sweetsn the sauce, but sweet
strawberry preserves require no such
addition Any other preserve may be
used ip the sauce Of % chilled rice pud-
ding, but strawberry sauce 10 e,pe-
eiaily nice. A rich grange Jelly 10
also excellent served with this mud.
ding. Use > plain susstsasd and
whippd cream a. sauce, ,sssys the New
lorh tribune, lta
A cold peach pudding ls easily made.
Select luscious ripe peaohss, peel and
cut them Into small pieces. Crack two.
lhirds Of the stones. removing the ker.
nsls' and drop them iato boiling water
to take on their skini Put thrs,-ousr.
ters OF pound Of sugar with q pound
OF peaches, and add the proportion Of
bianohsd kernels. Let the peaehe. cook
unul they are thoroughly soft, Pr,,s
them through 6ns purss sieve, having
hr't stirred Into the hot peaches a
quarter Of 9 box Of gslatps which bs,
peen soaking In two tablespooniuls OF
eold water for two hours. Add a pint
OF whipped cream 10 every pine Of ore.
pared peach purss. Az soon a. the
putse has cooled little, but before the
gelatine causes II 70 stiffsn, add tho
whipped cream and set the dish con.
tanning II In a pan Of cracked ic, but
continue beating. Place q thr,e.pIpt
mold In pan Of cracked ice TO chill n
Put some shredded slmonds In Ii, bot.
tom OF the mold for decoration. A,
soon as the peach begins to thIcksn A.
II will after Il IL beaten a short tIm,
set u IN the cracked Ice, pour II into the
mold decorated with shredded almond
and let II form. Il will form In a n'niS
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

ons Of the prettiest Of the enter
tainments that have been to,
was q small folks party. and there
was an innovation on the rather worn
out Jack Horner pie that l must re.
member. Over the middle OF the sup.
per table, suspended from the ceiling
by pretty ribbons, was a large, elab-
orately braided white straw basket Of
fancy shape, apparently filed with
flowers and greens. The flowers were
punches and boutonnieres Of sweet
peas-one for each child-and axpara-
gus vines hid the stems; fastened to
each bunch was q package. At the
end Of the supper the basket was low.
cred, and everyone drew his or her
posles. and when the treasures came
to light with the flowers screams Of
JOY, arose; the bottom of the basket
was allied with bonbons and notices,
which were emptied over the heads
Of the children. A scramble ensued
for them. Into which every child en-.
tered, and this ended the party
Anna Wentworth, in Woman's Home
Companion.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

New Through Trains TO Portland anu Puget
Sound. '.Ths BurlingtoD-sOrthern Paciiic
Rxoress.- New Daily Through TraIR from
Rnnsas City aud st. Joseph for Lincoln,
Northwest Nebraska. Black Hills, wyoming
Montana, Washington, Tacoma, Seattle
Puget Sound and Portland. Oregon. via Bil.
lings. MOntana-the shart line and time saver
ia the Upper Northwest To Central Montana
IN s5 hour: 10 the Puget Found In 70 hours
from the Missouri River. Through coache,
and chair cars. through tourist sleepers
through dining car service And standard
sleepers This is the main Travelled road Mis-
sour River " the Northwest
Number Is. Kansas City and st. Joseph to
Nebraska. Denver. Colorsdn. Utah, Pacific
Coast and the Northwest. via Ogden: also tc
tie Northwest-Nontab wAshingtou, Ore
yon via Lincoln and Billings. Weekly Cali
lornla Excursions.
Number p. "Rebraska-ColoradO Express.
from Kansaf City and IT, Josspb-the iAiesi
night train for Nebraska. colorado. Titan and
Pacific Coast
10 the East Chicago and u. Louie, greatly
imr-oysd trains in time and equ' pment.
To the North: Best trims daily TO Omaha.
81. Paul. Minneapolis and the Lake ReEi0n.
j. q. BKANHALL, l.. W. WAKELY,
TraF, Psss'sAgt- 0en'l Passr Agt..
ssS Main Etreet. 81. Louis, No
Kansas City. No.
HOWARD ELLIOTT;
General Manager.
st. Joseph, Mo
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

There Is another side to this (pie)
question:; that Of saving the wives,
daughters and maids hours Of IA
tiguing labor for which they get little
credit. as dgspeptics rarely .compli-
ment their cooks, Last year | investi,
gated q number Of restaurants both
IN Philadelphia and New York, and
found that the sale of pies at the
quick'luneh counters had fallen on
In the last five years At least two.
thirds; men are finding better and
more eASily-oigested food, Whether
this comes from the teaching Of cook.
Ing in our public schools and the gen.
stal agitation Of the subject Of dome..
tic economy, or whether meu by in-
stinct learn that other foods are bet-
ter adapted 10 their methods Of life
and work. one cannot tell, but these
are the facts people are psiAg two,
thirds lsss Of fsncifully cooked foods
than they were Ave or six weeks ago,
--hrs, s. T. Rorer. In Ladies' Homo
Journal.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
ters OF DomeaAe Inn
DOFtanee.

Pattles, green peas, olives and pickles
are quite favorite combination, max
ing also q most acceptable course for
luncheon or dinner. III
Into the work bag OF the modish
young woman goes now usually pair
Of fine imported hose, upon which In
moments of leisure she expends her
skill embroidering French dots and
slender, vins-like traeingS A recent
bride was the recipient OF dozen pairs
Of silk stockings, embroidered in sets
Of three by her four bridesmaids, says
the Boston Budget.
Earachs, so often common with little
children, is a severe pain and is usually
accompanied with 4 sharp scream. The
pain is likely to be prolonged and CON
tinuous. Twenty drops Of warm water
should be put Into the ear, and poul-
tiee OF fiaxseed applied warm, but not
too hot, or the hot water bag may be
held against the ear. A good device 10
to all the little finger Of a kid glove
with hot salt and insert this in the
ear before the heat is applied from the
outside.
For preserving. granulated sugar
should be used in equal weight with the
fruit. For cherries, remove the stones,
add the sugar and allow them TO stand
over night. Then cook the mixture
slowly until the fruit Is soft and the
sirup clear. A cracked cherry stone or
two may be put into the jar II that
flavor Is wanted.
A housekeeper who is afraid OF germs
uses on her bare floors a solution which
is in use in some OF the hospitals abroad.
The floors are painted with solution
Of psraffin and petroleum, which gives
them . brown color, and renders them
impervious TO anything in the nature of
microbes. Then, wiped up occasionally
with Q cloth saturated with an anti
septic solution, they are as sanitary as
anything can be. The paraffin solution
will last for two years.
Pretty waste paper baskets which
are easily made for summer. or for any
time, for that matter, are in separate
pieces and tied together with ribbons
The outside Is covered with pretty
prlgh'-ngured cotton OF some kind, the
inside lined with plain color in crepe
paper 10 match Predominafing color
IN the cotton. There are four oblong
SIDES and square piece for the bottom
maoe OF caruooard' which are covered
INSIDE ana out; In TINS way the edges
are oouho WIN riooon and hoies are
Puncnea ,op ana bottom, and the
nsske' is iied together with ribbons.
ine.e pre.'y aouitlons 10 oedroomsare
res' coh'eniences' Inc great need
N private houses IN me guest cham
oers' a. well as In hotels. is always a
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
DENIzENs OF TIE DEEP.
Dredgings In the Ocean's Depths
Nave Revealed Many singular
Creatures.

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i, ,p0'. - o.
io"n, u'oue 'enS solne curious
a- 49, S. n. ~. - @ So, 80
e c" ~ ar. a"e .n''ouus',yn ssu,
-" ooo.s saye - os p'osAv'e
,a.e u,er. are many 'nnAoi'an's % .he
~ .n@. a,e w e"n', w "ay' Wv
eunAs " w arg W oe 'asen, ~
vsnno' oe uouo,eu' ior eAanPie' 'ha'
so.e"he,e IN 'he sea =. an uhhnown
~s'-h'e oeio" IN. suriAcs 'neie ~e
As 'an nSnnAe n'ila,S an
kn1"h ~ se'ence anu oi sres' SIZE
"n'Nn .one oscas'oAay W 'he sur
lsee shu give iounua'ioh 10 sucn s'o'
's. % 'aoSe Vi 'ne seq serpent
olee oeeP-sea ureas'ng oegah more
s n- w spe'es VI u..Psea nsnes
rA' Deen u,sco'.reu' al ., more
~ Nss "onu. ... , ns'se' Du' :. 10
, y iaie 'ns' ,alse nsses are taken
hee on .ne oo''oni, urasseu siohs
WI" 'nee VI ioui sies ions'
s.s. on .se '.ly ''uss'sn iorms,
80 anS .sns., @ su,o 'n e. aas Ia. va.
scams. humn,nr 49, go ,hs H.,
tou o. nlau,en ,hrouoh ~ oo.s
From t,ma to I'm rsnor,. oome :,
s,raDs. animal. h.,nr sasa =. 80 "a
whilas ,hs.s rsnor,s hsvs csns.aiiS
her scontsa ss s.,Iors, va-ns rsnan,
iny.stiTa,i6ns show ths, ,hsv NAV hs
,rus Thsrs are wsll as,hsn,ios,s -
oss.. whsrs . cr..,nrs Lnown ~ 49,
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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

II you want Divine salse for eyesight,
He has that. But u there is sharp
ana cutting work to do. which re-
qulres a razor. that He hires. God
has nothing about Him that hurts,
save when dire necessity demands, and
then He has to go clear on 10 some
one else TO get the instrument.
King Henry II. Of England crowned
his son as king and on the day OF coro-
nation put on servants garb and wait
ed. he, the king, at the sons table, TO
the astonishment OF all the princes
But we know OF more wondrous
scene-the King Of Heaven and earth
Offering to put on you, His chi.d, the
crown OF life and in the form Of serv-
ant waiting on you with blessing,
Extol that love, all painting, all seulp.
ture. all mnsie, all architecture, all
worshipi In Dresdenian gallery let
Raphael hold Him up as child, and in
Antwerp cathedral let Rubens hand
Him down from the cross as a mar
tyr, and Handel make all his oratories
vibrate around that one chord: HE
was wounded for our transgressions,
bruised for our iniquities" But not
until ell the redeemed get home, and
from the countenances In all the gal
leries Of the ransomed shall be re.
yealed the wonders Of redemption,
shall either man or seraph or arch
angel know the height and depth and
length and breadth OF the love Of
God.
At our national capital 9 monument
In honor Of him who did more than any
one to achieve our American independ-
enes was for scores Of years In build
ing, and most Of us were discouraged
and said II never wonld be completed,
And how glad we all were when In the
presence Of the highest officials of the
nation the work was donel But will
the monument to Him who died for the
eternal liberation Of the human race
ever be completed? For ages the work
has been going up. Evangelists and
apostles and martyrs have been add
ing to the heavenly pile, and every
one Of the millions Of redeemed going
up from earth has made to II contribu'
ton OF gladness, and weight Of glory
Is swung to the top Of other weight Of
glory, higher and higher as the centu
rles 60 by, higher and higher as tn,
whole miHenniums roll. sapphire OF
the toP OF Jasper, sardonyx on tn,
top Of ehalcedony and ehrysoprasui
above topaz, until far beneath shal
be the walls and towers and domes o.
our earthly capitol, a monument for
ever and forever rising and yet never
done, Unto Him who hath loved vi
and washes US from our sins In Hi
blood and made us kings and priestl
forever Alleluia. amen.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

MIX one pint Of rolled oats with one
P,nt o. rolled wheat; add half pint
o. yellow eOrnmsal and half a pint Of
whole wheat -four; dissolve a ,ss.
spoonful Of bicsrbonate Of soda IN two
tsolespoonfulS Of warm water adI
this to half a pint Of New orlean, mo. ma
IsA,e', and then add hastily to one
pint OF thick, sour milk; mix tbess
with the dry ingredients, turn into
brown bread mold, cover, and s,sa,n
for four hours.-peonle,s
Home Journal. 'Pe
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

set in cracked ice within an hour. Serve
Il with a cold Swiss sauce, which is
made Of a sirup favored with orange
extract and gsrnished with eandied
fruit. To make this sauce, melt half a
cup Of granulstsd sugar in a pint OF
cold water. When the sirup boils add
q teaspOonful of corn starch which has
been moistened to a paste in about a
tablespoonful OF cold water. Let the
mixture boil for three minutes, stir
ring II all the time. Add tablespoon
full Of orange extract and two table
spoonfuls of eandied cherries and other
candied fruits cut in bits This sauce
may be used in hot boiled pudding, or
cold, as it is on this cold peach pud'
ding.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
CALIFORNIA; sBHIoEsTEEEIAI.

Au Admission Day Semi-Centenniai
Celebration will be held in San Francisco,
CaiiIoruia, September TO IL, inclusive.
Four days and nights OF festivities.
Gorgeous spectacular features. Well
worth crossing a continent 10 participate
iu. Naval reviews, Darades OF U. 5.
troops, regattas, concerts, fireworks, neld
sports, excursious, and many novelties oi
surpsssiuR interest. The erestest ceiebra'
tion Of Its kiad ever given 10 California
The Santa Pc Routes new SAu Francisco
line affords 9 qniek aud comfortable
means Of reaching the Golden Gate City.
Round trip tickets on sale. Inquire Of
I'D. EASTER, JR-,
Agent A. t. a S. F. Ry.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

Trains No; lol and 100 daily except Sunday
All other trains daily.
Excursion tlcken sold TO Kansas City Satur-
lay evenings Sunday mornings. and Sunday
evenings at one fare for the round trip. good
Tor return upto toand including Monday morn
ing following.
Through tickets and checks 10 all rolnts
Hound trip tourist tickets on sale TO all tourist
points
For furth er information call on or address:
= W. $. LYONS, Ticket Agent
Telephone No. 30.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
BOND CALL.

Holders OF Freedom Township lsaiaAe''e
County. Missouri. ave 81 per cent bonds are
hereby notified that bond numbered =
tssned July -. isao o. the denomination
Of ci .ool one thousand dollars has hcen
declared due and payahle on the u, day OF
sptemher. Isoa by the c. UNITY oourt oi said
Lafayette county. payable al The ohee oil
the county Treasurer Of lafayette County
at Lexington. Missouri on which day and
date All Interest thereon will cease.
Nv order o; the County Court of Lafayette
County. Missouri. this Snth day OF July. lAo-
FRANK THORNTON,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri. $50
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Go via the Chicago and Alton Railroad
the Short Line aud Best Route,
REDUcED ROUND TRn RATES NOW

REDUCED ROUND TRH RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.
All OF the large hotels at Hot Springs
are now open. In addition TO these are
hree hundred boarding houses proyid-
Ing accommodations at reasonable rates.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, Is the only
health aud pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties OF the Hot Waters arc
Vouched for by the Surgeon General Of
~ United states. Send fos rates, illus
lpated descriptive matter and complete
IaItlculau.
II. G. STIDHAM. Agent.
Tel No. 10. JJisoapsvllle. Mo.
JAhksCHARLroA, o.r.hTA.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

0enessee Pure Food Co., IL Roy, N. Y.i
Dear sirsi-some days since package Of
your Graino preparation was loit at my
oahoe. took Il home aud save 1t trial. and
have 10 say wa very much pleased with 1t
as q Substitute for coffee. We have always
used the best Java aud Mocha in our family
bus Am free % say like the 0raiu-o as well
a. the best cohee ever drank.
hespectf,illy yours,
&C. JACk3on
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

New Departure ysnitiao Cooking Ware,
porcelsin lining, exclusive territory with
Oot charge. samples freei y 10 % per day
tssd. State experience In replying.
c. d. FRAUHFEDTER,
Zanesrills, o.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

The population Of Providence. n. 7
according to recent census 1, y i7s' !,
w In 1890 the population was Iss
:, ,,.. y Tbs Increase In ten years 1.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

Dee hainss shSus Healthy Growth.
Washington, Sept. is.--The census
bureau announces that the population
Of Des Aoines, Ia, Is o2.ls9. az agalpst
so,0es in 1890. This Is an increase Of
i',ste, or si.os per cent,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22

Two women were killed by train
while walking across a track at Chi.
cage ytrerday.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
H. v. WINSOR
INSURANCE.

Farm property insured, oc-
cupied by tenant or owner.
Risks written in any town in
county. VIII come and make
persoral inspection, and name
rate upon application. Will
INSURE ANYTHING. Write or
call on him at Office in
Lexington.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-22
AGENTS WANTED

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