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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
GREAT NEWSPAPER.


The Sunday edition Of the st, Louis
Republic 10 a marvel Of. modern new
paper enterprise. The orgsni1atiOn Of
its news service is worldwide, com plets
in every department; In fact, superior
to that Of any other newspaper.
The magazine section is illustraI ed In
daintlly'tinted colors and splendid bali
tone pictures. This section con aIns
more high class literary matter than
any Of the monthly magazines. The
fashions illustrated In natural oolors are
especially valuable to the ladies.
The colored comic section is q
genuine laugb.maker. The funn y car
toOns are by the best aftistA. The
humorous stories arc high class, bV
authors of'national reputation.
Sheet music, q hlgh-class, pOpuAl
song, Is furnished free every unday In
The Republic.
The price OF the Sunday Republic BY
mail one year is 500. For sale 10y all
news dealers.
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Buli-nghting. spain's' national
sport, was supposed to sbe too
strongly intrenehsd in the spirit and
traditions Of the, people eve to be-
come d~istasteful to them, but 1t now
appears destined 70 be swept away
before the march of-eiulizatiou. AT
a recent mass meeting in Barcelona,
the Gene Of many a cory contest. be,
tween matador and bull, resolutions
wers passed condcmnihg fhe sport
as cruel and btutalising, and cahing
upon the government 10 suppress II
throughout the peninsula. The fact
attests the power of the humanizine
ideas and influences which, slowly
but surely. are Transforming tn,
world into q better and happier 'abid
ing-plsce for man and animal alike
Youths Companion. !.
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Low ROUND TRIP RATES
via 49,
$1s3
%


From Lexington to San Francisco and
return only Si6.S0 Tickets on sale
july 9Th to 1910 inclusive, good until
August Slst 1901.
From Lexington 10 Hot Springs and
return, via. Wagner. $3.50: via. st.
Louis 1895. Tickets on sale daily and
good ninety days.
From Lexington to Milwaukee and
return via. ST. Louis and Chicago 1906
Tickets on sale July % and q.
From Lexington to Little Rock and
return Sl4.80. Tickets on sale May
l4th 10 10th, good until June LIST.
From Lexington TO Kansas City and
return $50, April IS and ~, good
until nth.
From Lexington to Nevada and
return $3.50, May Is and 10 good until
May SOth.
From Lexington to Licoln. Neb., and
return sos; May go to I'D, good until
June 4th.
From Lexington to San Francisco
and intermediate points only $50. Tick
cts on sale every Tuesday until April
80. 1901
Lexington TO Anaconda, Butte, Gar
rfson, Helena. Ogden. Salt Lake CITY,
e25, and TO Washington points 500 b
Tickets on sale every Tuesday until
April SOrh, 1901. Through t0uTisf
sleepers without change. p
Home Seekers tickets on sale April
and 10.
For full information please call on
J.. A. S. LOOMS, Agent
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NEW QUEEN.
CAaraeteristiss snS custans Of ne
Maeh Aanired first LADY 81
EneIand-

The daughter Of q king herself, one
Of her sisters married Car Alexander
III, emperor Of Russia and at the time
Of his death she stayed for some time
with her sister, the ezarinS; her other
sister is the duchess Of Cumberlaed,-
She herself is very queenly and we'd
fitted for aer splendid position, for she
has a very dignineda and graceful bear
ing, while at the sametime she has an
almost magnetic charm Of manner and
aroyal knaek Of always saying and do
ing the right. which Is always, too, the
kind, thing, says the London Mail.
She IL never very. stringent In her
rules of etiquette. Wont you sit
DOWN." she says. at the very first symp-
tom Of fatigue, and she is so winning
and natural in her manner and so eager
10 be Interested and ~amusedthat con-
v~ersation WITH herjs always very easy.
simplicity lathe keynote Of her char
acter. and at sandrtngham Ehs leads
the quietestand happiest life.
She l. out al day iougin fne wealth
sr with, her dogs, and Indoors IL gen
orally surrounded by her ,grandchiis
dren, who are devoted toher and whom
abe also adores, more ESPECIALLY Prince
Edward OF York, Who however, had a
great attachment tor ..gran-gran"1~as
he called his iilustfious g~reatigrand-
mother. When parties are staying IN
the house there is o very Pheasant alb
sence OF esremahyssaDd eftentimes the
princess hassgpne 70 some. fayorite Wis
TORS bedroom and chatted with heI
willis she dressed Of brushed her. hadEi
or, again, she would 60 round wthks'
guests TO the stibIesto Introduce then
10 her favotire hosees or tksw then
her dogs When shsafsits theksnneli
she, wears . white apron with sth'
: pockets Suiging out with bread. u
The queen Il the most indefatigubl.
letter writer. Thirty or. forty letter
:, from her. oFrn pen Is no unusual dali,
occurrences, and she often sends on
number Of kilograms. too, While Mis-
: Knoliys, who Is her tavorite attendant
has very often .x1ittenAoveF.a hundre
, letters . day, all ofwhich are under
special personal supervision,
The QUEEN, too, is very pafticula
about her Writing papersand only like
to use one particular taort, (which
rather rough. Of > creamy color, wit
the address STAMPED In red at one col
ner, She writes often In the most a
fectionate strain. hndlahe has sefer'
friends whom shssealls by their Chri
tian names. -
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RUSTIC B. 3O763
c ?.22N.)

Bred and owned by Joseph R. Bar.
nett, proprietor Edgedeld Stock Farm,
Lexington, Missouri, will make the
season OF 1901 at his farm 8 miles
southeast OF Lexington, near Prairie
church, at slS 10 insure, money due
as sOon as the fact Is ascertalned or
mare parted With, A lien is retain ed
on tho colt for service money. No
responsibility for accidents.
Rustic B. 10 I years old, 10 han dA,
2 inches high dark bay with Black
points, good size, weighs !, 800 poun da,
With both style aud speed combine I'd;
good name and tail.
Rustic B. was sired BY Newcomb b,
2959; he by Nutwood, No. 800, record
east; Nutwood is the premier stallion
as a sire Of speed; he by Belmo ut,
No. O.; Eewcombs lat dam, Mag gle
Wilkes, dam OF three 10 the list, by
George Wilkes, record 2:s2; Rustic
BIS lst dam, Mertrlx, by Merchan nj,
No. 500; be by Belmont, No ga; BUD
dam by AL West, No, 1851; he b.
Almont, No. 81; Ord. dam BY Mar ma
duke, No s0s2; 4th dam by Idol, No
III; be by Membrino Chief, No II
JOS. r. BARNET
is 49,, [s-ms
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.,- -L A..
special Easter services s''h' rrs'0'''ria'
~ -,
An'nem-ine irue EAs'e," Escsll
ooilp'u 80
oo'''o sups '''f' o''
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A Social Evening.

A most delightful though Informal
AFFAIR took place At the Commercial hotel
parlors Wednesday night. Prof. Harry n.
Garter, Of Rochester, New York, q guest
at the hotel, had q large p~honoRraph
which. through the courtesy Of Mr. aud
Mrs. Coon, be opened up In the psrlor.
The hotel guests were invited into the
parlor and highly entertained for q time,
= Mr.. Al Burtram MorrIs, = guest at the
hotel, was Introduced apd read o number
OF selections from James Whitoomb Riley
very mach TO the amusement OF bill
listeners.
Mr.. Lawton Gordon gave some ex'
csllent plano selections which wsr'
greatly enjoyed, a. his music always Ia
He was accompanied 10 soms of.hls selec'
lions by the tenor drum played BY Mas
ter Carleton Coon, who 10 quite q it'll,
artist with this instrument.
The evening was highly snloyedby al
present.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Traders Bank, Plaintiff,
vs..
c. 0 Kinkead, I, @. Lauderdale and X Z.
King. Defendants.
Nv virtue Of an execution issued from the
office Of the clerk Of tho circuit court Of
lafayette county, MISSOURI, IN favor Of the
Traders bank and agalnst o. q. kinkead,
+. O. ~Laudsrdale and X. x, King, 70 me
directed and returnable TO tho April term.
1901, AZ Lexington, Of said court, I will On
MONDAY, APRIL is. 1901
between the hours Of Q O'Clock 10 the fore
noon aud 5 O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day, in front Of the court h6uSs door, In ths
Cty Of Lexington, during the session OF the
said circuit court, bell publicly At auction &C
tho highest bidder for cash 10 hand, all the
right. title, interest, claim and estate OF the
said q. Q. Kinkesd, 7. G, Dauderdale and n
E. King, defendants, In said execution, In and
to the following described real estate, situate
lying and being In the county OF Lafayette
aud state of Missouri. to.vit; Lot ten nU)
block &c" BatesCity, Missouri.
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of
March, 1901. OSCAR A THOMAS,
5-2St4 Sheriff.
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About fifteen couples Of cadets ana
their young lady friends met at Turner
Hall Thurdsy pIRht for a social hop. To
the sweet music Of Smiths orchestra they
spent the hours, that passed all too
swiftly. In the pleaaures of the dance.
The evening was greatly enjoyed BY ali
present.
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blhAhns
Died. near Odessa, Tuesday, March ~,
jobs olds, aged sbduts2 years
Died. Of his isthers residence. near
Alma, Monday, March 25, Of rhrumatism,
NJ. Bird Hilmaker. aged IS years. :
Died, Tuesday mofning at 8 o'clock at
her home soGth Of Couaofdin, nlsr q long
lllosss, Mrs. George Bertram.
Died, SATURDAY, March 30, 1901. a. II a.
N at heT home ID sRivsrtob, Mrs, kath-
arlps Reid usils, wife OF A. NJ, Gale.
Funeral services took place At the
Methodist church st -t6rss O'Clock Mon.
day afternoon. Dr. sEs q. Gordon, Rev.
q. NJ. williams and. Rev. q. y. oine, oi
wellinaton, conducted the .fansral ser-
Vices. tS~ - -" ~
Mrs, Gale was futnsrly Mia Ksthstfhs
Duek, daughter stNr..pavis Daohi who
was for 9 pnpberpt years postmaster A,
wellington, Mo.
She leaveSsa husband aud one son
Lewis, ilyssrs oldIto mourn the loss Of q
loving wife and mother. She was 4 mosl
sfcellshf ehfistiaS womsh, for years =
member or me Methodist Church, and
has sntered into Hpssceiuf rsst with thu
father above. ,ses.- M
MRS PRreosLI,A HARRIa.
Died, At hsr houe Il, Kansas City. Sun
day, March si,t, Mrs.. Priscilla Harris
aged 70 years. *e
She. was, ths daughter Of the late Capt
Henry wsIieoe, and was born 10 Wood.
ford county, KY May 2fst. iS21. Id 1886
she was m~GrriedFto Randolph DieuIueld
Hsrrib. They moFadsto Missouri 10 1858
and sealed. easA fsfm pear Wellington,
Lafayette eoupy. They raised . family
Of ten ehildfe1,, ssvS9 Of whom survive
.thsir parents. Ar. fEarAs-hsrSE disd in
1875. Ms,.. Hlfris also leaves one sister,
Mrs. Dora we.HrteE aud twobrothefs,
Msssri. He. ssd 0acawaglacs'to mourn
her losss so ssit1rs =
Mrs. Harris uNiAdlMith the Rfesby-
tartan church .vhep quite young. She
loved the church, aud was q regular at.
tsddant ct the sststSss until falling health
prevented . her, .6oiAg.' ehes raised her
ehiidnn IL, the tsrl Of thp Lord. They
will ever rsmsmhar her, wise counsel aud
Christian example,.
"ons less on earthf
Us pain, it, sorrow and its toll TO sharei
ons Isss the pilrrfdi's daily cross TO bear;
One more the orown o fransomsd sOnlto
wear, s-1i ~ A-s ~.
At hom' in heaven.
"ons more ,n. hsavsni
Another thought 70 brighten cloudy days,
Another theme for thlnkiuinsss and praise
Another link on high0of souls to raise
10 homstn Heavsui
'aohcs mole At home
That homo where SEPARATION can Aot be,
That homs whsra mona are missed stsr-
nally, A. ;...
1ord. Jssus,. graft Us eli a place with
Thee, ~
At home in H5AvS6F' ,i
s. 80 af. "a ~ -u-- " n.
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BOND CALL.

Holders OF snl-a.Bar Township. Lafayette
County, Missouri, FIVE (l per cent bonds Are
hereby notified that bonds numbered and b,
si,0O0 each. have been declared due and pay
able on the tenth day ~ April, iipf, hj sht
county Court OF said Lafayette O. tnty.
payable atthe once of the County 1feaSuref
81 Lafayette County, at Lexington, Mis-
souri,, on which day and date al interest
thereon will cease.
By order OF the County Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, this 9th day OF March ip0i
FRANK THORNTON.
Clerk Of the County Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri
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Several good farms for rent. Apply to
J.Q. PlsttsutS=: 2-loti.
Mr.. Sam Lovett was on the Missouri
Paesac train goiuR west Thursday In
the place OF Mr.. Hi Lewis.
Mr. A. wads and wife. Of Hlsginsville.
passed ,hrooeh our city Tuesday on
their way TO oklahOma Guy, OK.
M,fs. Lydia BoIen left Thursday for
Kansas City. She goes TO jJin her sister,
Mise Eva Boien, 10 their new home there.
Mrs. John welborn returned Tuesday
evening from Auilville, where she has
been spending a few days with relatives.
Tho transfer company keeps a cali book
at the Mammoth livery stable and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. u
The vote In this school district shows
$50 vctss for the loan and 81 against II,
On the levy b vote was bS5 In favor OF
Il and 81 against II.
The finost line Of cream and chocolate
candy In town for SOC per 10; ine new
NUT. Of ali kinds: fiss, raisins, dates and
Malaga grapes 81 Jos. l. Longs.
Miss Zoe Builstte, Of Claremore, /. T..
who has been spending the past three
w,sks at her home, returned THURSDAY
10 her duties Of the Baptist college.
Mis-. tJruu,a Branch. who spent the day
wednesday attending the Presbytery here
and Waiting Miss sallie Craig, returned
la, night 10 her home At Higgiusvilie.
,-..,,... a, /. n..c. .,a ,o,sr,s. pubII,
1870 .,,.h .h.,,,. mo,,csgs
-, ,s,s asacs !, 4 csn,s ~, conv. All
s,,ds ., n,.,ss c,,o,sd 10 order. n
~, a.. os,.v.v ,s,, rua.a.v svso,o,
s,,sna m.s,,,s =, Isr,ngto,
p..s.,sw :, 4 rnmhs,ls,a presby
,.',.. ssn,cs vh,.h ma, =, H-.rr,,onvIiI
~, ,,rh,
most women WV. .ss.'a,
ier orsao.uIy nO 1s
20 'us'' osas, psa n,,-o,".~n.
oy using iao,efs 49,.
rrios' ~ osn's ~ oo'u', .uo ~
For sale py CrepsnA" pun a'omi
I Mrs.. Qeo. r.. Cooper. Of Kansas Cit
- -. h..n v,.,,ing IN. family Of he
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The regular meeting Of Lexingtou. Mo-.
Camp, U. G. ", No. e4s has beor post
poned until irst Saturday In May, ouI
commander, Capt. Plsttsuburg, being opt
Of the Sity, and the adintaDt being sick
J.Q. PLArTEEBuRe, Commander.
Ono, p. yENABLE, Adjutant.
Lexingtop, Mo-, April ., 1901.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Go via the. Chicago and Alton Railroad
the Short Line and Best Route.
REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN pEEErrr

REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES NOW
IN EFFECT.
All of the large hotels at Hot Springs
re now open. In addition to these are
three hundred boarding houses provid-
Ing accommodations at reasonable rates.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the only
health and pleasure resort under direct
Government control. The curative
properties Of the Hot Waters are
y0uched for by the Surgeon General Of
10 uUnited States. Send for rates, illus
5pated-descrlptive matter and complete
PARTICULARS.
Tel. No. so, H~igglnsyille. Mo-.
JAM1sCHARLToN, G. ?. & 4. A.
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Born, 10 ODESSA, fhursdhy, March %,
70 the wife Of Mar!ip Truttt, 2 girl.
Rorn. near Emma, Mo-, TO the sfffk Of
Louis Weber. receAfIy.s little atrI.
Born, near Wavsrly, "Wednesday. March
n. 10 the wife OF Sam Bodsworth, = BOY.
Born, west Of Cordsr, saturday, March
IS, to the wiis Of John Knox, q boy.
Bort, ia Cordsr, Saturday, March "a,
to the wife OF Mt, Henry schumsker' 9
girl.
1, Born, doths Of eorasr, Sunday, March
"a, to The wife Of Mr. Jas. Hays, sboy,
Born, 10 H~igginsviils, Wednesday,
March b, to the vile Of Mr.5. W. Bailey,
n OIFI. Tar1 frNsN
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Shrriff's sale in Partition.


James Lyons, Mary Lyons audi
john X, Lyons her husband. Jumes
A. Lyons aud Rose Lanktord and
Frank Landlord her husband,
Rachel WalkeEondwilliam Wal
kor her husband, Ann Lyons,
Lizzie LYONS. Clinton Lyons.
david Il, Lyons. Waity NJ. Lyons
Mary A. smith aud SchwarlchI!d
aud sulzbtrger, a corporation.
Nv virtue Of q decree and order on sale, Is
sued from the Office of the clerk OF the cir
cult court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, In
the above entitled cause, 10 the directed and
reiWuqhle to the April term o., said court,
l Will On ia ~,
{, Monday April Sch, 'lsol.
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the
foreneoh.and ave o'clock In the Afternoon OF
thatd day, IN front OF the courthouse door, IN
The City OF Lexington. during tho session Of
the circuit Court Of said county, sell publicly
~ auction TO the highest bidder, for cash IN
bsnd, all the right, title. interest and estate
nf the ab0ve-named parties, plaintiffs and
defendants Of, In and TO the following de-
scrlbed rea, estate, situate. lying and being
IN tie county OF Lafayette, and state 81
The west half OF the southeast quarter Of
section nineteen 40 township fifty lSo) range
GIgGn under my hand this iath dsy Of
March 1871.
ml6N OsCAh THOMAS, sheriu,
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laoAL sHoRr.srOps.

Ntt|t ohVhioiVAo'
Itt temble spent Thursdsy 10
City
I11o<Id Ryland returued home
... I|iy "Wednesday.
..-m.n.a waa....
p,.-s,a. NJ
.,c.,.y.
w
ivy
:,
u
''n's 'A'
i11n tpbinaon and little dansnts'
~
p'y'o
5AI| pn RENr.-hy ~ Aefs tAt"
HfF%H|trfe road.
phansy, OF inaepenoeno''
eotN n many OF our c''lLeAs' eH
.11><''I 20 attend tDe rfes"s'''s'
.<a1af1f company keeps a call book
heuHoth livery stable. and o q
4 Cs1trsl hotsl. Leave orders q
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BOND CALL.

Holders Of Washington township, Lafay.
cite County, Missouri ave 90 per cent bonds
arg hereby notined that bond numbered rs,
dated August l. 1890. ofthe determination Of
slgQ0 has been deciareu due and payable on
ne tenth day. OF AHr1l lsQi, BY ne County
Court OF Lafayette County, payable at the
nice Of che County Treasury OF Lafayette
County, Missouri, at Lexington, Missouri,
will cease,
By'ordef' Of the County Court o. Lafayette
Connty, Missouri, this 9Th day OF March, 1901.
FRANK THORNTON
CLERK Of the County Court Of Lafayette
. County Mo
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Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money iii falls
TO cure. e. W. Groves signature is on
ach boz. Csc.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ny virtue Of an order or fhe probate clurt
% Lafayette county. Missouri, inside o. record
Garch -, laUl. I have taken charEe Of estate
OF Madison Williams. dcccasrd.
( All persons h1ving claims arflnsf said
e1tate are required 10 erhlhlt thcm for slow
'auco - the administrator within Que year
prechlded trum dny benefit Of such estate:
and n such claims b. not exhibited withln
two years from the date OF said letters they
viii be forever barred.
This lith day Of March. 1901.
NAT D. WILSON.
Slots Public Administrator.
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Married, In tbiisity, Monday, April !
BY Probate Judge. Jas. r. Chinnget hi'
ofics, Mr.. ]. d. HARE, Of Marshall. No.
aud Mia cspitols' Hough, Of Ktncade
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Farm for"sale.

/ will sail at private sale, BY order Of
the probate court, . good farm OF l20
acfss situated hyG miles west OF yelling.
ton, Mo. Any o Wlshing 10 buy will
do we'll to examine this land.
Q. N. WILSON,
AdminiitrAtof John z. Howe deeessed
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County school Commissioner.
The official returns Of tbs. rot from
70 out OF es school districts for county
school cohmlssiouer give lKushis l.Oie.
and Philips 1,0l3. =, -.
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Ideal Tours Through
MEXICO.

Escnpo inclement wiutsr weath.
ea homs BY joining Gates aIshth
iunuai personally condueted tours
'hrouge picturesque liekieo. lsag
lOs Chicago via santa re Rouls
February Q and %. 1901. Luxurious
special train Of Pullmsns. obssF-
'Aliou And dining cara, Tickets
IOclnds all necessary travelling
sIpenssa, Ruldea, etc. 90 via 9an
Aatonia and Monterey; return via
El Paso. Las Vegas Hot Springs
aud Colorado Springs, with aids
ride to GRAND CANON OF ARIZONA.
Special arrangements for visiting
CALIFORNIA. A fascinating land,
Aboundina Ia magnificent scenery.
lncieBt ruins, und uovvl foreign
ypes. Number Of passengers
United. illustrated descriptive
pamphlet.
Alas. y. ny. r,ess, Ofns,
orw D. Black. O. p. A.. TOPS
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BOND CALL.

Holders Of Lexington Township. Lafayette
County, Missouri, hve ~ per cent bonds arc
hereby notified that bonds numbered IA, 10.
10 ", IS and 10. dated August l. 1890, otthe
denomination Of Sl,a00 each. have been de-
elared u n payable on the tenth day u
April, 1901, by the County Court OF said La
tayette County, payable at the ONCE Of the
County Treasurer Of Lafayette County. at
lexington Missouri, on which day and date
all interest thereon will cease.
By order OF the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri, this 9Th day OF March, 1901
FRANK THORNTON,
Clerk Of the County Court Of lafayette
County, Missouri.
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STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS OFF THE

Laxative Bromo-Q uipine tablets cure 4
cold In one day. No cure, no pay. Price
Is cents.
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Jell.0, the New Desert,
plsaiss all the family. -Four navors lemon
orange. raspberry and strawberry. AT youl
Grooem. 10 osnts. Try II today.
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PuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

By virtue Of an order Of the probate court
made OF record on March lat, 1871, l have
taxed charge Of the estate Of John 7. Ssnitsr,
deceased.
Ali persons having claims asAinat said estate
are required TO exhibit theu for anOWea V q
the Administrator within one year aneg the
from any benefit OF such estate, and n such
clAimA be Dot exhibited within two years from
the date OF said letters they will Be forever
harrud.
Thiss "a day Of March, 1901,
MAT, D. WILSON,
SeNt : Public Administrator.
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