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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16

Il n.et Tor sale at this once
I1Fttn oof1on went to Kansas
fea3 noIeingi
a aood iasns for reut.- Apply to
nti1AIo 2-iotf.
d Hb1doo ,1turned Friday nora
Al-.4sa ana W. II. Cbiles
a 'roa " ssnsburg Thursday.
H|isstsIh henley, Of Indepen-
Att|.nd 11arsdsy to Walt Miss
as,s.. htt .1asin.
farm 81 no acres. About4 miles
4 C1idaf Nor sale at q barRain,
WsIist>. texineton, Mo. dec-22ti
KATE o. L|sfi,. OF Joplin, who haI
|isii|i1 h<I brother, Mr.. 0. o,
I'd. s1sarart Aome yesterday.
received fof i1s holidays a n entir,
70 81 neck ~. mufisrs and siil
lrchisn.. al q. einauer's. i2.22ti
r.. John Auii aud Percy Silver re-
"Wednesday evening from Black.
Whese iiIsg vent TO buy some
'rnaef1r to'lpeny keeps acail booi
,zasnmoth livery stable. and o al
I'D Ctnifsl hotel. Leave orders a
,lnc1s. 1o-N-tf
tconnt Of ~ Ioe gorge down about
Tho r'V1s fds1 hbout four feet 10 the
" ~. On aecount Of backwatel
10 eofst.
Z NoSkx 10 foAN.-ou good rea
leont|iy. h enms OF $500 and up
u ceok Nd eommission, no ret
Apply % ,. 9 PlsttenburK. u
b. N. 0nionsr. the regular mai
sent on lht !. Q. B. q L., Is laid VI
sore knee this week, and Mr.. H. NJ
p 70 fpnnlu1 ~ his place.
"a 81 Chftrt Scientist, sunda,
a. follows: 1870 a. m, SUNDAY
Il ~ 4. ~. a Knights Of Pythia
M 1ro cordially Invited. u
cal court <djourned wednesda.
pn onlii. Hcnday. Judge Riei
4o,s,t II. a7erapber, Mr.. W. v
len tli4t fat tor Marshall.
css Of he r>>osan IND notaries publ
snppIiod wish chattle mortgage
oiIc1, a 8 osnts per copy. Al
fplstss Printed to order. II
ona Brooks. 81 Kansas City, cam
VsdneadaY 70 look after the estate 0
AIskAn1ef nrooks, deceased. H
q Aoms thafs1ay morning.
Hlafs r Grower, OF Alma, admin
ax On ~ esI.ie Of John W. Groves
ID. sp4ni 1'assdsy in our cit
ne b fasIness In the Probai
bad Nr< Ioha McIntyre left Tuss
tsninh Tor Enrrensburg. Tbs
llied there On sccountof the deaf
gchnebe'. Mn. McIntyre's sistei
y shout % yeefs old.
tAIfi<o st<es Of land, 8 miles .
Ion. 100 ,nrs1 ID cultivationi wi
Y bargain II taken within 60 day.
y anyone esntemplating buying
y inssssIr4 his. Apply 70 j.
u bur. II. Int
snpreus court Of our state ha
that 81 nv prohibiting the sAl
" ne pov1s<s containing alum
n, cp>sa,|ok o. this law prOhIbIl
q ~ so'eallsd alum bskin
b. { IA IRE ni|l weather | did -ns
ls naus o41reo<ia ss | anticipated ap
q. / osn, 10 oi them 90 hand. I
h. tp'spr>e Of - many Of them !
re- ! hare e3eei nded to sacrifice N
No. roni and uoe offer them at prIui
10 |. eIaAust. i2a22f
~ urol. As<nob, who has bee
Z school aoar Dover, passs
or OTIS ruesday evening 0
homo % Hieginsviile. She vi
20 "a hsrS brsbsen trains Of Nh
Mitchell. Miss zillah BrancI
,.nt Tie day here Tuesday wit
~ iieheli. returned home last nigh
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16
FOE SALE.

Nice BARRED Plymouth Rock Cookrsls
at 7,oand va.oo. hegs 10 par setting.
l.atnl Nm, J. n. Form,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16

The finest line Of cream and Chocolate
candy IN town for SOC per lbi ans new.
nuts Of all kinds; ags, F%aisins. dates aud
Malaga grapes Al Jos. l.. Longs.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16

You can have your clothes cleaned and
dy d at home. Call at Kriehn building,
on Franklin avenue, Que door west Of Q
W. Loomis'. 1-26t4
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16

The transfer compapy keeps a cali pI0N
At the Mammoth livery stable and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. FIG c,s u
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16
Domino Party.

Misc Lizzie Blushsr sntsrtAined about
twenty-five OF her young ffisbds Thursday
night ct the pleasant home ofbsr mother,
Mn. bird Blusher.
The feature Of the evening VA the
game Of dominos snd after 4 spirited tims
Of Staying the SCORE showed tie between
Mics Edith Powell and Miss Claire Peddl.
cord for tirst prize among tho ladies. and
20 drawing lots Miss Peddioord won the
prize, . beautiful picture.
Among the young gentleman, hIessrs J.
K. Goodwin and Go. Kerdolf ttsd and
the latter won on the drawing for The
fpriss, which wal = silver handle srssing
knifs.
Refreshments were served after the
games we're finished and consisted Of sal-
moo salad. French peas, potato chips,
beaten bisonit, light bread aud ham sand.
wtphss, P~isaEtus, olives aud coffee. THIS
was followed ~ loo cream and cake.
hfiss Lizzie 6lashsr sntsrtainsd her
guests 10 amost pleasing manner and oil
pronounced the evening = delightful occa-
eion,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-16
The DaIrympIs Company

The DalFympie Comedy company allied
. weeks engsgsmspt ct she 0rand last
week and lot today tor Jefferson City.
TIE theatrs-goieg people Of Fuiton srs
profnse 10 their iust praise Of this com.
pAny. Their plays. with tbs srcsPtion Of
one, are Ill new and their Interpretation
Of this one makes itseam new. THURSDAY
evening they presented to alargs audi.
en5s "Bin and IL Shadow new play,
with special sosuery. This piece IL en-.
tirsly new. and the Dalrymples have
made Q feature Of Il. The play a. thsy
give it 10 essily worth n-D. Tue COMPANY
10 composed Of well-bred ladies' and gen.
tlsmsn; socially and PROFESSIONALLY shey
are all stars. Mr.. Dalryupls II . olsver
gsstismsn with whom u lea pleasure TO
transact businesa-Missouh Telegraph,
Fulton. No. This 10 ths sams biz dsubls
Organization that will Commences . wssks'
engagement at our local play hosse Mon.
day Hisht. February 10. Not 10 the
history Of our theatre has any COMPANY
oems 20 highly recommended. Openiuu
bill 10 "Bln aud shedow." Phces. 10, %
and % cents. Bee the RreA. Rosar trio
and La Petite Eileen. Ladies' free nni
night only. An alrsady big advances sale
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
ENGLAND'S TROUBLES

England is in che dumps. and most go h,r .r,tt men arc soIrcd at one 1uothet Thor, is no harmony among members of th, government and suspicion and cor- tempt ara sc1rcely concealed Lorl Roberts Is disgusted. and win probably resign next spring; Butler. who provc'l 90 failure in south Africa us 70 soldier and on indiscrect spoutcr at home. having b,,n turned ont of The army. is ncverthc loss Q popular hero; Hirks-Beach. Chan crllor of thc EXchequcr. is mistrusted as incompetent or worse by nearly every body: Chamberlain though a man of sue f.arh nerve. staycers under his load; and Lord Salisbury. aged and tried seems di'- Dosod Go lct things drift almost as they win. realizing that any considerable To form or bettermcnt of conditions is i'm possible. Truly an things taken into account. the British government is tn a had way. Poultncy Bigciow's opinion ou srch subject is not very valuable. hut h, may not bc far wrong when hc says as h, did recently. that England as au empire has already begun its downward career. in imitation of Rome.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
BUSBY
Gives Good Talk On Alaska
 Mining News

MT E $. Eushy. Inspector and Super visor of Canadian Customs at Skagway l1i District. arrived ln the city by the -tc1mcr Amur ou Thursday. says tho Vancouver Ncws-Advcrtiscr of recent date.
 Mir Blsby speaks most Elowingly ot thc outlook for the futurc in the whole northern gold rcgiou-pawson. Big Sal mon. White Horse and Porcupinc. Thcrc Is a great future before the country. and the Idea of the ground being almost worked out now Is a pure fallacy.
 But a small area of the country's min cral lands have yet been opened mp, and .hc -ineral wealth contained In these Is not vet known Coal. copper quartz md placer gold properties arc being dc yclopcd. and the country win be an im- portant mining camp for very many wears Co come. in Mir Busby's opinion What Is needed Is improved tronsporto- tion facilities Co the various creeks and rich districts to enable not only prospec tors but operating companies Co get their supplies. machinery. etc, in Co thch properties Speaking more particularly of the districts tn close proximity Co the British Columbia boundary line. NIT Busby remarked that the Chilkat coun- try was making some very rich show incs. from Bear creek. excellent reports had been sent out; the high water had retarded development work there during thc past summer. but next 'str rorld see a lot of work being done 'hcrr. Al Rainy Hollow. Porcupine. two gold ~nd copper properties had been bond 'a this wear for SN.o00 and other rich 'r"'n'cts had been struck. MT. Bushy hos icr' sonally been over great deal Of thc ground. having been in Co Dalton Post to establish cumstoms office there. From what he saw of the district he state. that it Is not only rich tn mineral. bat in agricultural possibilities. The Chilc1t district being largely sheltered by the mountains from the cold wi1s is |" splendid agricultural distric'. and could produce a very large proportion of thc hny. roots and produce required for the mining camps of the north Cattle oculd be crazcd there. and the land ,cnernlly utilized Co the advantage of the "covi cc as whole. and Co the inhabitants 'f She camps.
 Questioned regarding the alleged at- tempt Co organize an instruction among Fonlans. foreigners and dcsperadocs tn the north. Mir Bushy replied that he knew nothing at an about It. and In any case such matters would not come with In the scope of his department which was confined purely Co matters connected with the customs.
 Mir. Busby's present visit Is for the pu-- pose of placing his two boys in schools In this city. and hc does not anticipate remaining long away from Skagway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
PROPOSED LAND GRANT

The Trans-Nlska Railroad Company that proposes to build a rlilroli from Circle City. on thr Yukon. to Che point of Cane Prince of Wales. with view of connecting with 90 siberian railroad ou th' other side of Eehr.us strait win ask Con gross this winter for land g1nt 1long its proposed unc in Alaska. This Gov crnmcut has had about lll thc experience that t needs .u the land graut business having giycn away many millions of acrcs of very valuable land Co raiiro1l corporations that are now strong enough Co dictate terms to the government: but if mineral and perhaps timber resources arc excluded from the gont. or suiiici- cntly guarded. there seems Go be no good reason for opposing Che request ot this company. Most of thv land in Alaska along this route. is not of a valuable or desirable character Portions of it may hc inhabited by Films or other people, of for northern latitIdcs. but Americans win hove little usc for it except for Jhr previous metals it may contain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
TRUSTS AND THE PEOPLE

Am ,tt,rn,y of the Northern Securities comp,ny. Che great railroad coalition just f,r,n.,l s,ys that the proceeding Is not ,h,,Ni,iis Go any law. and he adds that Inc people will have better service, at not bieher rates than beforc No doubt bet Ger srr,icc can bc rendered. and it is not uk,y that rates will bc materially ad- vauc,d This lawyer said the peoplr would not stand increased rates Well that tx uncertain: they might. at least. while they arc prosperous. but if pinch ing times come they would uot 'stand t" if they could help themselves. And t they become generally aroused over the matter. and chose Co make it their bust ness for awhile. they would help them selves
 The truth is that a great majority 'f the people arc at present apathctic about the trusts. They arc busy, and doing we'll. and .hcy don't c1rc much how many ,Cr how large combines or trusts Mr. Mor- kn and the other multi-milliouaires form Me people Sc, no way Co prevent thcs, 8nbinations. and large proportion of
 >n arc not surc that they care about z(fsnt th,~c trusts or combines win d, w,u tn hay, due regard for thc peoples interests For If thr masses or producer, and consumers. Wukcocd up by hart times in fcw years find or get the no tIou that thcS, corporations have heer nlundrring them. our.ching thc trust mas altes wrUe im0ovcr.shirE Che people th-n something unpleasant is likely Co h3pn,1 Go s5id masuatc~ They may duj lt conducive Go their health and scrcuit, to follow Astor and Crokcr Co Europe Co 1.-Two
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
EDITORIAL PICKUPs

Tn. Washington state delegation in Coucr,ss 1rr d,'ih"rating anNiousiy over th- appointment of a postmaster at sp'- kane. thc puzziug question with them be- ine uot who is thr best qualified man Tor Che position. but which one can do the most service tD Che party. This is only l" sample Instance of a custom that renders much of our ciyn service inefficient 1T not disrcptuahlc. The man who can rustic up the most support for member ot Congress is not always the best man for such a position. but this has no weight with the average Congressman. he is looking out not for the public so much os Cor hImseIf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

It doesn't clearly appear why the New York Chamber of Commerce should drink a toast Co King Edward of England any moro than to William of Germany Nlch- olas of Russia. oscar of Sweden, Chris tan of Denmark. wnhclmina of Holland or T.oubct of France.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Grace Shell. the daughter of the Chl- cago millionaire who was mystcriously murdered some years ago. has been di vorced for the fourth time. She was d. vorced three times from her first bus band. Frank Nixon Cofln. and now she is freed from her second husband be- cause he threw the manuscripts of her novels In the nr,-whlch in an probabIl- ity was very meritorious net. and the country congratulates him on his free dom
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

\ prominent Buffalo doctor has been crushed or smothcrcd to death in fold Ing bed Such an accident Is frequently reported If these articles of furniture cannot bc made SO as to be murder proof they had better be outlawed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

The proposition Is being considered by New York officials and politicians to sub nit the question of closing saloons Sum day In New York City Co the people oi that city. Such an election would be a warmer one than the one just held for municipal officers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

There are Daughters of the Revoiu- ton" in the land. but Mrs. Agnes Wash ington Falrchild. e5 years old, descen- dent Of John A. Washington. who once owned Mount Vernon and was a relative of George Washington. has been sent Co an aimshouse tn New York.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Tho news about Miss Stone becomes brlefer and moro fragmentary. showing decrease Of public Interest and Indicating that the news fakirs have about worked this vein out. Yet she will furnish some more itcn,~. before the incident Is closed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Bosworth & Aggers. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets, received by last boat choice poultry. butter. eggs and vege- tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

After several months dcliberation tho great International Court of Arbitration. devised by the Hague peace conference has decided that it is incompetent to con- sider the application of the Boers for ar bltration. Certainly the Court Is incom- potent In this case. as it will be. practi- cally. In any other. The only thing tho learned gentlemen arc competent to do as an arbitration court. Is to draw their salaries for doing nothing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Many of the delegates to the reciprocity convention are In favor both of reciproci- ty and prohlbitivc tarin duties. At least they want such duties on their products such reciprocity as will enable them Co get Into foreign markets free of duty. Each one thinks the gOvcrnmentw was
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
Wanted

5000 worth of secondhand furniture at Sixth Street Second Hand Store. oppo site Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottllng Co. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

If you want good work done telephone No. il9 Automatic. Key City Laundry. They take it away and return 1t in a few hours. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

The Ladies Bazaar arc light in it for new goods. new trimmings md n gooi business Bargains fin belts. no snide goods. but good values for your money In all lluncs. Bralnard & Armstrong, also Carlson sc urrier art silks. Butterick pat terms and novelties. io6 Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

For a few days goods win be sold al lower prices than ever.
 FIFE-ALAsKA co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

We carry II. S. & M. readv.to-wear tailor-made suits F. II. Clayson < o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

established and Is maintained for his es- pcciai benefit.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
Pure Coal oil

Pure Winter White Coal on by the barrel or gallon. at Jas. Carroll & Co.'S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Fine watch repairing at P. E. Kern's,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Choice Wellington coal. An Jumps. sl' ton delivered. Pacific Coast Wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
Robt. W..Jennlnas
 ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.

5th Ave. next to City Hall.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07
Notice to Water Consumers

and cleaning the reservoir er may be times when the water n that be made interruptions ynlg give when possible
 & POWER COMPANY
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

The Bocrs must be crushed. without any moro scntimcntality or foolishness says south African correspondent Of a London paper. But like the hanishmem scheme It's easier said than done.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

It Is too early yet to say positively that the diamond thief will not bc caught. but judging by past experiences. there is small ground of hope for hts capture.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

Mayor-elcct Seth Lows campaign eN- ncnscs wcrc se,S6N). none of which was paid to any campaign committee.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-07

It is generally only when married persons affections have been "allenated that the value of said affections Is dis covered
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-07-26
PORTO RICO AND CUBA.

It's certain that Porto Rico's enjoy
ment of free trade with the rest of the
United States will result in that islands
tremendous advantage oyer the other
islands of the West Indies and conse-
quent unprecedented increase of trade
and revival of industry. This was
one of the blessings promised to the peo
pie of Porto RIGA when Gen. Miles ar
my of invasion first occupied Porto Ri
can territory. II was this promise
which led the Porto Ricans to so cor
daily welcome American soldiers and to
congratulate themselves on the fact
that they soon would be American cit
liens.
1t is reasonably certain, also, that the
assured prosperity of Porto Rico in the
near future will appeal to the Cubans
as powerful argument in favor OF the
annexation of Cuba by the United
States. They will see the people of hit
tie Porto Rico free, prosperous and hap
by under American rule. They will
then realize fully the inestimable adj
vantages certain to follow annexation.
1t shonld be but comparatively short
time until Cuba is fairly clamoring to
be made part of the United States.
Americans hope that Cuba will ask for
annexation and secure it before mani
fest destiny impels the destroyers OF the
consent doctrine to seize the Queen OF
the Antilles by force.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-07-26
BooT-LEGeINe IN HIoK MAN

Violations of the local option law in
Hickman are notorious If not open and
any number of places can readily be
pointed out where it is understood that
the illicit traffic is being carried on.
And daily evidences are to be seen in
effects. Naturally enough when such
conditions exist good people fall into
criticising officers tor not enforcing the
law. The Courier is not at all inclined
TO shield any derelict officer, but Indis-
criminate criticism is often unjust.
Officers however willing can do nothing
without witnesses and proper support,
and this is not always forthcoming, even
when appearances indicate positive
guilt. Again, officers are not encour
aged to frequent arrests when the pros
ecution consents to a fine in one case
and dismlsses all the other cases. 1t is
cheaper for the boot-leggers to pay
fine of so or 800, once every 4 months
than to pay the old time license for sell
ling by the retail. The Courier does
not make this charge, but common ru-
NOR so reports. If such is the case an
lndiscriminate criticism of officers is
unjust. And if there be no remedy for
it, open saloons will soon have an open
road.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-07-26

FOR SALE So Acres of Land, sit
uated on the Hickman and Dresden
Road, s miles East of Hickman.
In high state of cultivation. For terms
and price, call on or apply TO
~ f. BREVARD.
Jordan. Ky.
Soup Williams, one of the alleged
Hickman boot-leggers was arrested
Monday and fined 5000 for selling 70 a
minor, for which he gave bond. lie
was Immediately arrested by Marshal
Dillon for false swearing in the same
case and held in 81 900 bond failing 10
give which, he was jailed.
Congressman Wheeler will go on the
stump in furtherence of his senatorial
August 10 and will continue
in this manner until the
election in November We like this
plan. 1t gives the people the opportun-
ity to hear the views of all the candi'
dates.
The Congressman this year have trees
as well as seeds placed at their disposal
by the Department of Agriculture.
Each Congressman will receive l4.0oV
packages of vegetable seeds, 400 OF flow.
ers, no of tabacco, 40 of cotton, 30 OF
lawn grass, % of sugar beets. 90 OF To-
rage crops, 220 bulbs, $50 strawberries,
and 40 of grapes. besides 30 trees.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-07-26

During last May an infant child OF
our neighbor was suffering from chol.
ERA infantum. The doctors had given
up all hopes of recovery. took bet
tie OF Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house telling
them felt snre it would do good If used
according to directions liz two days
time the child had fully recovered. The
child is now vigorous and healthy |
have recommended this remedy fire.
quently and have never known 1t to
fail.-Mrs. Curtis Baker. Bookwalter,
Ohio. Sold by Cowgirl a. Cowgirl,
druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-07-26
THE GREENSBORO FAIR.

The Great Owensboro Fair will be
held August IL TO 18th. Premiums and
purses are more than double those of
former years. Special attractions new
er before seen on fair grounds will be
exhibited every day free of any charge.
The "Owensboro Derby u miles for
81 600 the first day Will be the grea test
horse race ever run in Western Ky.
The Thress Flying Banvards: Ellen Vet
ter's Mysterious Globe; Herr Langslow
the Rifle Expert OF the Lofty Wire Ad-
gle. the beautiful Lion Tanner and her
den of performing African Lions Wood
ford's Pony Dog and Monkey Circus.
and kemp's Wild West are the many
free attractions. Then there is the Fer
ris Wheel, the miniature Railway, the
smallest in the world, the Santiago War
Balloon will furnish all kind of new ex-
element. But the greatest feature of
all is that of Neromus, the Bull Wrest-
Ter, who meets and defeats the widest
OF balls every afternoon. The greatest
exhibition of strength and skill of man
pitted against the brute strength of the
animal ever witnessed in all the world
This will be an entirely humane per
Torrance. Neromus goes into the ring
without weapons of any kind. He Will
forfeit 500 for any bull that he cannot
subdue and that without injury to the
animal. The Great american Band of
Chicago, will furnish the music during
the Fair. 1t is the greatest concert
band in America.
1t is safe to predict that the Owens
boro Fair this year will have such
crowds as was never before dreamed OF
heretofore