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BOND CALL.

BC4oers q Sns-z-Bar TOxasAip Izfsyal
Cluusy. kAsoart. nve t9 per cen: hoas n
1eEcty notified that bo-ds 1a1ore..uAl
t-.et August !. 1870. Of The denoa.nlaas
& 30 each. hare been declared dzs All M
able on the tenth car OF ATZtl EA III
county Ccn-I q said Lafayette Cs-l
p.y1Sae - Tie o5ce % TIE County TTelzs
% Lafayette County, ~ LexilE.o1 "
soon. On which cay and date 4ia.sz
thereon WILL cea@e-
By order q the Co=rty Court o. LailFz.
Aisso1n. thEsiAdSy OF kzr.AA
PRANK TEoESTo&
Clerk Of Tie Co1aty Court q LAMA
County, kIsSoad
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anS h sref s=ustssSGsly fron ous
Sxsloa y sszse oRnfur-
II secsssus e tie Czfss3 Sste
zbers s.zSs-1s Go great d1zkss :
snilNr sesysss gu ugti % uS<s %
DO gos1 @ua
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EINAI.~

Srs1- e hsruhy Eve1 - a. crs5I-oS ard
che p=--1, l-te-<-I Il . estzteof Ge0.
' s-lEA 1@Cszs-5, thai the g iersxn01
s1l-Gs-ratafw 81 Apply O. -Ea q 11l settle
UeLt % Z1 @z.@ a. tEe Nay ter.
~. ofth- p-3fst car q Lafayette county.
Nis=-r. - 3. 5exuE and EsIc a. re p-c5zfe
N0ur roNU. 10 H. city q LeAuEgn. a re
s5ooo1 No-1ay iE Nsy, ~.
. Wilson.
El-t Plol- Acmlzisrrzt1r.
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ENAISErTLENENI

Naw- brry Cv- - a. cn- 4E
--ps- rs-Szs e-<-s3 = - -1Et q
ErsH- AKA &grEs-l CE n G<Er-1
50 kVzy l Ike s-lti
ua-E-f q a. ~-a1e a. "a A4g te-a
EaL q ~ E11-e ca-u EtSyeCr ANY
N - - t--En AZ nFs1kiDe Freut-
rsz II te CIV g LT-L ca TIE
<cuu1 No11zy E NET. l
a NCSGB1TE
ne >r~a.nr-
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RUSTIC B. 3O763.
RECORD 2:22K1

Bred and owned by Joseph r. Bar.
nett, proprietor Eigeieid StocL Parm,
Lexington, Missouri, will make the
season Of 1901 at his farm 9 miles
southeast OF Lexington, near Prairie
church, at els 70 insure, money due
as soon as the fact is a~scertained or
mare parted With. A lien is retained
on the colt fOf service money. No
responsibility for accidents.
Rustic b. j. 7yeArs Ole. 10 haods.
, inches high; dark bag with ola,s
pjiuts, good size, weighs 200 pounds
VITA both style and speed combined.
GOOD name AMI .sIl
Rustic b. was sired D. Nesc3mb
295s; be by Nutwoo3, NJ. 600, record
2:lsi; NltwO0j Is the prenisr stallion
as Z size Of speed; De oy Belmont.
No. 81; Ne~c0mbs lst dau. Hssg.e
nhSesi dam u three 10 the list, by
George Wilkes. record 22z; Rustic
BIS lst dam MertriI, by Merchant
NO 500; be D. Belmont, No. e.: 2od
dam oy Al West, Nc. 1871; be by
AIuont, No. 80; Ord dan By haruE.
duke, No. s0s2; itb dan BY Idol, No.
III; be oy Menbriuo Chief, No. II.
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DEMONSTRATORS scrld

hg vrls q - c-Lr Of TIE proosy s1
Es1a ~ rNcNrr o. surcc IN. 81 -
taken cnArN q As s..Ss o. 9sAb Y seGs
deosA-NL.
Al p--So1s hAEcs Gains A<2lass ste
Are rrSu4rSd % exEht then f1- GJostss.
ne AcZhlstfztor ufsAt1 ose ye4r khtfs
1Afa sSc NcssE or hey nay d PSS
fro- esy ez1s1Z Of E1ch ss1.5s; AZ =.
Gains D. &c. eIkltstcd vfth1 go yesL
the Gate az sAli lee1ers they WI e hN'
bArrea.
NAT. q WILSON.
SSt PanHc AduiEacS~
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PuRLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EOTIS

By virtue % an order q TIE prooA,eo-
q lafayette county. Missouri. IsG q 80
NArcs -, legl, ] have t4ken ca1rse
q AErGg5 ktlliaEs. deceased u
All persona hEv5ng claims sgAta
estate are required 70 e1hlhit theu ~ -
Ance 70 TIE sdEi1tstrAfuf ulth1n %.
amer TIE date % said ief.ers O. t1ty
preclded frou any beoes: % scea 80:
Auc y sgch claims - o eHnta -
two years ton TIE cate o. tNe tetH
III - forever b6rrea.
sIT. D. Wilson
Sieg Pab6c A6EtaJiS
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BOND CALL.

Eo3aerso Of Lxagtoa ToE zEhip LafIFl
C01lty. s.sSourt. I've - per cent botsE
EereoJ 5ot5eI thai bouc3 uCEe-reiAi
Il n u azc D. Gated August l. LA al
denomination % Sll00 each. have oHiA
cl1-ee due zn9 payabie on - terth III
Apr1L lei, ey tie C31nty Co1rt 0; sntR
iAJette CcCntY, payabie 81 The Ole Go
g1ln.g TreGs1rer OF Lzfzvette Cgg,,I
Lexington. ASsJuvi on whlcn d7y zlH
a. interest Iaercon viii CEASE.
By or1e- o. tae County Coort Of Lzgs.
Co-Ecy Missouri. teis 9Th day Of kzvAk
PsASz THozSNS
CscS @: ~ oouufJ Coari O. Lf1S'
C-E-:y y soar
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BOND CALL.

Holders q R~3shlnEiou townss!p LshI
cite Co1niy, kaSsouri ave f9 pr cent h-l
4re hrreov nolnee that hord numhe,s.
dated Aagzsti. ioe. q; The d-en9-inru ! /
: ~ las been declared Csc AID pzyahsl
{ tenth car o. April 1891. By the Cw,1
COAT q LAfaTcite coauty. pay1ble M
gace q TIE Coantv TTeUary d Lafarsl
Co-7ty Missouri al Lexlrgtoa. MisEs1
~ Nhsca cav \ Gaie al interest usa,
S7L ac1sc
~ OraeT c: tee County Cc1r. Q. Lx,sJu,
Cosr;y Nissozr., ;n.s Hh G4y - NArca.Al
PRANK TEJsST0N
Ceri 81 the County co1Tt q LlaEz
CoInty, No
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SETTLEMENT.

NCce : kE~ehy Eyr1 o. 81 Era1r1rs zLC
Eter F~r@E Et-se1 tbe eSste -
Care ~ Adj - 80 1ae EI1er-
[E1ec EEEsIrE-- 80 Stay o max q
ira srUe-Elf q sad ss Il he May
tn 81 . Ine r-1ztf car q Lafayette
c,lE-y. 4s-z- = te E--l 81 Eeii AZ
II p-e-e c1z- rEa IT TIE 1ry q Lex
2-EE-. u- - sc Nnrz4y IL Nay. lHI
HENDEaSJS B ALLEN.
llE Af- -Srrg-1~
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HERIRPNSn

Traders Bank, Pialnuc.
-
c Q Kinkead. T c. Iauss
King. Defendants.
b virtue 81 an exeruHor f
o1ce q the cierk u the ei,--s, n.
Lafayette county, Missouri. Ia CO
Traders B2nk and against q 0 I,
T. T. LnoerJaie aad n. z
directed and returnahle 10 IT,
ioL al Lextngtrn. o. sad ooar
MONDAY, APRILI4lsE
between the hours % 3 o'elo,k
noon and 5 O'Clock ia the sfts-
day. IN front OF the cOurf hSsS
Cty q Lexington. during ne
sad Grcu-t court. sell publ = 49,.
the highest bidder Tor car h -
ng1I urle. interest, claim ~ -.hl
sad c Q kinkez1- 7. O. LEg5e.S,
z King, defendants. IN said eTSs,s-
70 the t0lsJwing described resl as-s.s
lying s11 being W TIE coCstyT - ~
AMI state Of Missouri. to-vIr: l.
Gock C. Bates City. Si&5aT.
Given under III hard tbis pa,
Nara 1901. OSCAR a TROxs
49,
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Not-e y hf-ety zven b al creditors &nd
ottfr pt-eel. Interested tn TIE estate II
C4nalus HAfnett. decca-ec. ts4, To- U1.er.
sasne3 Atu.n.stuaucE VII Egp.y o uzkegraAl
settlement % sAh estafe, a. ths May
tern, hl, q the prUtLte court u Lafayette
county, hts-1ar. - D. 1agul and he'd Al The
probate c0-7 rSJIl. 10 tne ctty Of Le1lngtuu.
% ue SECOND Mua34y IL May. le8l.
" b. WILSON.
4-IAt Putuc AdrfnistMf1-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Sotce - HEREBY g1yeu o. Al creditors and
othG pvrsJus Interested II tie estate Of Juhn
: kenlck. ceceASe1 that TIE undersigned ad-
ui1lstrAtriG vii apply u make a final settle
ue-t Of said e-tzIe u the Nay term. 1901, OF the
p~foh4tecour % Lafayette county, Missouri 70
D. teyun and hel3 II the probate court nom
in;hs city cfLeGlngtJn, 90 to second Monday
II Nay, isA.
REBBlCA ;. RRSICK.
+AFA Ad-rlnis.ratriX.
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NVtica " Administrators VIII
VAL Annexed

Litter - sdw~lEislrsGs0n RE To u
lptI-- o. be Ftait % EzsAh@iA A. CT1
eosasa Sv~ r-Lnls1 % As aa5e-.gnAl
go d@y u FstruEry, tsi. ~ the pVt
cctTr ~ LEfzye.La ccuny. S@Sun j
p-1cns Gyng 0lNEas aEEioNt sNo 0ish =
rec-lfyss - erhibst hez q II Stt9
yea Aftrf tt3 cate - this nc-acc e. NJ ,.
b pfel-dec fr1Z &ry e@Ee6I 81 esca ~.
year fr1u The ggcbcsnou u las noa1u'
vi . NsgT har-s1
Tts .l1 Cav o. Feb-lGry, rEl
GBoEGk y. COkDkA
80 A1nlnEuEtor via IL Ahhsh'
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County DepOSitaT.

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49, Esfy Es.- IA - ps
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NONDAY. APRILMm
Notice TO Bridge Coutrae,on
vii let to The lowest and test hss.
wETuSnav su1r-

.NN-HA NFhL 81 Ltt
a WOODEN Ben. bridge sar oo,.,r.l
1b9-t thirty four -eet .Cng n - =
2rI0ss creek re1r Stephenson zs-,5
Etlcs e1ss o. odess& and n -or,hes.,
trT o. section 5 township T. -zrser n
las g4 t-Ee pace A. bridge S.s "a
COX q z
Plan ard SPECIFICATION. vii q. 49,.
t.Ee Ar place oi letting
Contractor Is required 10 give h,-g i
E11fclAzc~ % BRIDE A. .hel.u a-s-,
CoUZts.iourE reserves he rIghtt1r.
~ al tt3 T. = NEEDK
4~~A Cp-ELsst17,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

White cream VerMiiass 10, oniv
ssse;oAlly essscys worms, IL sso in
creAses TIE appetite, EioI Assiniltuon ana
transforms . fnLl infant into one az
roesss health. PnSs, 1o<aIa 70, ssls
- CfSnskAW 4 YsaER a.,
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Jeil-0, tue New Desert.

pss@S a. The family. -four taTos -.suou.
grange rNspofHT snd strawberry. At -Four
SroeeH x cent? Try Rtoday
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Monday, April stb. ~,

bctNeen the hcur of al,
furcncoa zad ave o'>lnck h, uco al
that day. ~ front % ths 60. hllal
the Ctty % Lcxington. duy q,
Said cuurtv
~ auctenu 20 The hirhrst 80
had AZ tn right titls. .nter-
- The at1Ne-uAmed pzufo ~ =
detsn1ant~ of, IN and 10 ~
ScfllI rc1s estate. Sstaa,e
~ The co1nty % Lafayetts
Missouri fuwirs AAe q
The Ucsf bali - she SOUTH
soeilon rinsseen l9 soEnsh.pshv
March laol. A AA "a.
@.sA osCAR THoxa, \
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Jages L3coS Nay Lxo-l
so6nh Lyoes ~ es<b1nf NJ
LyeSs ~ Rose hznkto~
Frank L.nkiord her k1ssSsaae
-
ksehei walkerhndwmhnW, n
Ser hef husband Ann
LtExte LyoaN Clint0- {aN
DAVID II. Lgp1A Wkifv n ~.
Ala S1itoerFcr. = corponti-
by virtue ~ a dCcrrr anfcL
s1ci fron t1eomce % th~ So
cnit cnlft % lAfayesse oopr,s z =
the Ao1se entitted cause 10
! I'll Ga GaE.
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gsg TXIoE..HEBK hSPnpLln.

o1@ 14A GAAAAH
Every Monday Eud Thursdsy GuewspA.
per az good a. 3 msgsIine-Rnd better for
i eontsins the latest by telegraph az well
a. Interesting -ssories-is sent to the sub.
scrioe1 o. the "TEios-s. Week" Republic.
which Il ouly 81 Jeaf.
The msn who reads toe ''Tyios.s-
Week" Republic knows sll about affairs.
political, domestic and foreign events; 10
posted sbout TOE mArksls and oouueroisl
matters generally,
Ths EomAn who reSds the "TWice-G.
Wssk" Republic gathers g bit Of valuable
inforuEtton shout household Affairs and
late fashions 400 hBds recreation 10 the
bright stories thai cone uOdar boit the
hsAdings OF fact ACC hdion. There ia
gossip soout ueE books and & dossu o,hs.
topics o. espeaai IntsFes. 70 the vide.
sSEks uHu and SomAu
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WILSON & ECKLR

1900 onoe N HsArs Bulstirs
So1yL ALI
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

The Glasgow Telephone Exchange is
putting u a 10: of new phones and
extending their 'pes.-Glasgow Ms.
Sou-igu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18

The following is taken from the New
York Clipper:
On April 10 p. m, Mr. Pillsbury
played eleven games simultaneously
(blind-fold at Grand Rapids, Mich,
winning eight, drawing two and los
ing the following against our contri-
butor, Chas. l.. Fitch. Esq:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18
Semi Finals and
Finals in Tennis

Yesterdays tennis matches were the
best that have been played so far.
Charley Elston and Donald Ross had
o battle royal on the Pacific courts.
Elston was in fine form and his friends
are confident that he will win the
championship. He Is a very brilliant
player, but is trlfe erratic. II he
plays in his form, things will go badly
with Anterior.
Elston won the first set 81. after a
tight tussle. but the second one was
rather short. Ross falling down con-
siderably. The final score was 81.
G-3.
Castle and Newell had a genuine
fight to the finish on the Beretania
courts. Novel; is an entirely new man.
sc his debut was watched with con-
siderable interest. He had a hard man
to play against, but gave the younger
player all he could do to beat him.
game replete with good plays and brill
liant strokes. The score was 10, 6-i.
Ca.
The games to be played this after
noon will be at 1880 p. m. on the Pa
cifis courts between Castle and Brock
and Elston and Cooke. Castle will
probably default to Brock as he has ia
pitch In the Oahu College Kamehameha
game this afternoon. Cooke should
give Elston tight race, but the lat
ter will undoubtedly win both matches
today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18

two weeks after publication. We hope
all in the Islands. interested in chess
will send in solutions. as 1t is only in
this way interest in the game can be
kept up.
The International cable match be.
tween the United States and Great
Britain is over. the result being draw
There were several interesting develop
ments. Pillsbury for the first time de.
feated Blackburne in these matches
The game is an excellent one and we
will give II next week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18

TO CURE A GUILD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. Z. w. Groves signature
Ia on each box. 25 centa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18
BISHOP &c
BANKERS.

Transact q General BANKING
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Traveller
Letters of Credit issued, avail
able in all the principal cities
o. the world.
Interest allowed after July
l, 1898, on fixed deposits I
day notice 2 per cent, (this
form will not bear interest
unless it remains undis.
turbed for ono mOhth), 8
months 8 per cent, 6 month.
81 per cent, IL months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18

The following game was played in
Section 3, XXth Century, Tourney
New England division. Score from
Brooklyn Eagle. We will be pleased to
receive solutions to the ending, and
will allow two weeks for contributors
to reply.
GAME NO. 10.
Giuoco Piano.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-18
CHESS NOTES.

We would like to receive solution OF
problems from the other Islands, so
hereafter solutions will be published
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
Pranchrses Belong 10 rae re.el.


The general principls the. gu sps.
oial righls, privileges, ssd h~ssehisss
10, over, or under the streets and hlsh.
ways Of . city are the property II the
eofporafion and the people,. szyy Bira
3. osisr In E'syAeSys Aasasiss,
''has a. last obtaissd general reecgai.
tisn In public opinion snd % The hands
OF Lawmakers. It does net follow,
however, that any considerable num-
Der of municipalities VIII shortly
undertake to provide transportation,
lighting, or other modern eouvsaisscss
bat proper government WI cot prevail
uutil every franchise and special PRIV.
ilsgs granted to individuals aad pri.
vats corporations is made . yisld .
revenue based upon its aesaal ssralnG
vslne. The grating q pazpssasl
franchises must rsns,n 81 aaplsa,ss.
memory Of the days ukss American
cities were ruled ssd robbed, ~ sv,.
erned. No fixed Law o. rule saa b
made for the proper regalGssoa u this
important feature Of municipal bosiness
but 10 future the graft Of aay special
privilege will be restricted By contracts
and limitations to protect he rights
Of the people sod secure . portion Of
The general income tina. may sas Ssy
soperssds all direct taxation.
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KrmsHnnanss


The HsniSODvills Leader s~sssptsins
bitterly tssaass the county sssfi 10
farming out the ssus,y prsAsg has
let the contract To the 1ass Lysss
paper. which, the sditsS Of NE Leader
'sys, Is run By BspubiesaS The
Leader IL correct. No asnosrane
court has any more rtgAt 70 farm out
the public printing 10 rspahlIsss d.
itors at starvstisn prices, thas .
democratic goversef has the right
ts give the aPpOluttVs ofaess 10 bis
power to republicans besauss they will
III! the ofiees on lower BIDS tbau dem.
Oorsts. No republican sser. IL Mis-.
'ouri ever gave its pebble patronage V
o democratic editor when 0 rspubhssa
was In sight. When The democrats Of
Missouri endorse sssA astisns, lhsy
will advertise fof ssns nsa 10 ass as
cOuntT Judges for d Day o. lee. and
let into souPstittos, fspeklsaas
and populi',s on 9 par with lsnsaass.
-Pleasaut Hill fssi.
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Our Reporters Opiuis..

The Peoria (Ills.) STAR reporter chs
was assigned to write sP MA Bslisss
lscturs the other nlght, givss her TIL
uBsOmplImertary notice;
"whAt the audience say was Q little
short, fat woman resembling . sack Of
Sour tied around the middle viii Q
string, with cheeks % very fat that Der
mouth looked like . hsrisentai ct @.
tending well seross her facs. Asv.
Buckley opened the SERVES with 9 prsy.
er Of tremendous length. Il wa soon
sVidsn, she vas % speaker. Her
voice was hoarss sad her method
rambling. discuntvs and heg language
garruloos. She hss q very decided
southern accent Asd her sheiss Of
words is that Of ~ snsdoeatsd Psrssn.
For instance she sssd, Yea Wsmsu
have to do the dry work for the men.
You have TO wash their dirty seeks and
clean up after them when they come
home after q dsbsucb and psks oil
the door.' She 10 evidently rot q
Of refinement and abe said her.
self that she bad sPsu, 3 psrt Of her
life II running q hs,sl Ia Texas 10
which q bar was attschsd, % that abe
had fail opportunity TO see The ell Of
dtsuksnsss."
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pApiHR,MAcHE ARNoR.
Msw u u DtspissiAs steel at the
Pssssai Tsns-Aaeestvai nau
~ easati csst.

qAtB 10 IN Sge OF inltatiea and
staoes> TIE chrome and the chrome
Photograph are slbowing the oil
painting aside, and new pspier-mSohs
10 beginning 70 dispiaes steel, Iron
and bronse for making the armoI
which h suppesed V have been worn
BY the dead hat sceptersd sovereign,
OF literature. Several philanthropas
irnAs are now turning out srmor oil
any and every period made out Of n,
says the New York Evening Post.
According 70 the wishes Of the Gus.
TONERS, they win hnish II In bright
steel. diver and gold inlay, hammered
bSa<a. rusty irsn er nnlachite.
Tie new Foods are warranted not
To break easily or 10 cut Any unfor-
tusats gsest spon whom they happsa
70 fen. Arranged IN the hall or upon
the wsh VI the sslon. tAey are guar
snteed TO deceive the best critics, and
to give all the satisfaction Of the
EeAuise suit Of mail wors ct Psitisrs
or Orecy.
People whose ancestors INDUCED in
orusadiAg OF took part in the long
wars sttwssn England and France
caA reprodues che ancestral man ~
c"-@PAfauscy nnAIi ecsr. M nucvs.
sary, yoa can hhys the brsastp,ates
worn by the Puritan and the skull
caps Of Cromwsll's Ironddea Tho
new Invention haI aroused the snmity
OF the dealers in antique srnsr, both
ancient and modern, who declare that
II n intended 70 ruin their industry.
II may be Recommended, however. e
prudent AsusekeePsrs ana careful
nothers- A papier-msehs battls-sx
or . aouhle-hAndle4 swgrd may N
intrsstsd TO . fodder Of four uithsut
the least Danger 70 the baby In ths
cradle . the eat sy tho arspises.
They nay. AOwevs, break . Staisw.
sRa II inserted in the htohsn stoys
they wal sura up. tAsHgh With dini-
cdiby.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
SQUEEZING BACTERIA.
esns asrAs MAY Ne Killed By cem'
preston But others survive
the Qrsatest Pressure.

To test the idea that bacteria In Ne.
ter Or other liquids may possibly b
killed by powerful squeezing, . series
Of experiments was carried out last
year by b. II. Hite. chemist Of the West
Virginia agricultural experiment. sta
ton. II was found that while many
germs may thus be killed, some always
survived, NO matter how greet the
pressure; but the method seems 10 b
worth putting into practice, Says the
Engineering News in an editorial on
che subject: -
"of course, ~ 70 known that modsf-
stt changes Of pressure, such % occur
In water passing through a pumping
engine. for instance. are survived By
bsetsria with little or ne injury. Il
does not follow, however, the, higher
pFsssures might not prove fatal 70
thAss organisms. The human body, for
example. sndures with Atale difieulty
an Increase In atmospheric pressure Of
10 70 10 pounds. 40 the pressure In
ortases injury begins. and q limit 10
seea reached beyond which one cannot
90 ana survive. Similarly fsA and
piAns In the ocean are known 70 BE-
fenfttiRs 70 the prsssurs ~ Trsat
ITO Investigate the effect Of prsssurs
On b~asteris. an apparatus was dsvisst
which 10 semArknbls for ANy.
lag produced what Il probably The
greatest h~ydrastAtio pressure svsi
rcashsd, over $4,000 pounds per square
iaeh. The particular object Of thsss
s.psrinsats was 70 tetsrmshs wAeth.
o. the Sastssta In milk might not Be
killed By ~hytToststIo pressurt, 70 that
II would keep . longer time wtthoui
sosrng. Moderate prsaEurss were
fret tried, but appeared 70 have No e.
fe0k The p~ssssurss were then IN
creased ana sotabls results were Oh
tatasl. Miik ~suhisoted 10 treasures o
20 70 100 teas kept from ~ to % Ae.n
sssess withsot sourinE tAaa u~atssatet
milk. Ths dsgrse to which tAs kesp.ns
qualities Of milk yer. Improved .p
pearsd TO dspsni as much on the tine
for wAieh the pressure was n~aiatain.S
a. spsn the actual pressure reached
PFes'urss ~ - tsni Per square inch
maintained sor n hour delayed u.
searns 1t nift from four W six dAys
Oenpists sterilization Of the mill,
Aswsvss. wss IN No Ease effected even
a. - highest prsssursa. and he min
IN Say sAsss acquired peculiar taste,
and edsrs % keeping. ~indisatiag Ne.
eertetA spaciss Of bsctsriA we're hkal
while otkers were nck.-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-16
Educational piI P..a., se,.,.

Jefferson City, No., March ii.-Ths
compulsory educstiss bill passed ths
senate today by q yois Of ~ 70 9. Two
apsnmeots were made TO the bill y 1t
passed the h-ouse--ous 10 make the
vote under the local option feature 10
be held at school elections instead Of
general elections, and the other an
emergency clause 20 that coupties
might vote To adopt the law ct the
spring school elections. However.
the house refused v soesur 10 .bs
amendments and the IN b lsft % II
first passed the hosss. TAIs VII make
It impressive untfl sfter The poysub,f
elections 10 1907, ssd Ii WI b 10
force 10 such ccusiis, and citiss - mar
adopt #. Two speudueuts offered BY
Senator zeTelY, Of 0sags, 10 sxeup.
counties Of less than "a, 200 iuhsbdtan,s
and Of lesS than 1900 iahabhau,,
respectively, were voted down.