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

With this issue the ISTELLIoENcER
enters Its thirty-6rst year. But few
papers eau point 10 longer service in
the ranks Of democracy and hone TO
more faithful. Through defeat and
victory II has been faithful to the
cause Of the people for thirty years
sud We Can proUise that such viii
continue to be the policy OF the
paper.
The record OF the past is known to
Its readers. The future can only be
learned as each issue comes from the
press, sbut we know that whatever
mistakes may be made will be OF the
head and not OF the heart OF its
editors. 'of course all we say will not
please everyone, but II our opinions
differ from yours remember that VT
may be wrong or you may be wrong
and that ever where we agree that
others may differ with US. Pass over
10 charity what is not served TO your
taste and speak a kind word for Us on
account OF the greater part that is.
Running a newspaper is not a sim
ecure and it is impossible to please
everybody at all times. Editors are
very human and are prone to error.
but remember that none are more
ready to correct their errors when
they have been discovered.
We wish to thank our patrons,
both subscribers and advertisers, for
their patronage Of the past and hope
TO merit Its continuance through the
years 70 come.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FREIGHT ANp pASsENaER RAVES

H
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER RATES
Bills have been introduced into th,
legislature to materially reduce both
freight and passenger rates in Missouri
add We have no besitAncy in taking q
position 10 favor Of such legislation.
While we are not in favor Of such legs.
lAtioR as would cripple the railroad
Interests Of the state or result In lower.
Ing OF the wages Of the employees we
realize that the state must from the
very nature Of the case, take upon
Itself the duty Of regulating the charges
OF corporations Of such nature. Other.
wise the railroads would impose such
tariffs as their own cupidity and the
purses Of the people might sugges. and
oil hope OF relief from competition Is
crushed by past experience.
Though il has been twenty-hy years
since the present laws were enacted
and railroad facilities have been multi.
Piled over and over again In this state,
yet the railroads continue to demand
the ''Pound Of flesh" that the law gives
them. There Is no such thing as CON-
psting lines among the railroads. We
can see the evidence Of this anywhere.
Freight aud passenger rates are kept as
uear the limit allowed by law as 1t is
possible 10 keep them and any road
that dares cut these rates il at once
involved in a fight with the combined
strength Of all others.
We believe that tariffs should be
high enough to pay good returns on
The money invested and good wages to
the employees. But they should not be
high enough to pay dividends on
millions Of dollars Of watered stock as
they are doing At present. Nor has
the rate sIed by law anything TO do
With wages. The railroad companies
will not pay n penny more for wages
than they are compelled to pay and
none know this better than the work.
men. Employees may protest that
their wvges will be reduced but if they
1t will be because they fear that #
they do not they will lose their places
and not from any fear ef the effects
Of the law on the wage-scale.
There is q much larger per centage
Of the people Of Missouri who pay
money TO the railroads than draw
money from them and while we would
not injure the smaller number we be-
the interests Of the greater should
some consideration. Legisla-
ton in this state, and In all other states,
has been 10 the interest Of railroads
long enough. 1t Is time to consider
the people and Il the present legisla-
lure does lts duty Il will do so.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

A young bachelor sheriff who was
called upon to serve an attachment
upon a handsome young widow had
The following experience: pMadam.
l have an attachment for you She
blushed and said the attachment wa,
r~eclprOcated. "YOu misunderstood
be SAID, "you must proceed 10 court y
She told him she knew It was lear
year. but she bad rather he would do
the counting. MADAM be CON.
unued' "ihis is no time for lrinlng.
The justice Is waitrhg:@ "Uh, | pre-.
fer a minister" she said, ia SQUIRE
married me the first time and | had
bad luck ."-Ex.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02


Running a newspaper, says an ex-
change, is Just like running 4 hotel
only different. When a man goes into
a hotel and finds something on the
table that does not suli him he does
not get up and kick and raise Cain
with the landlord and tell him to ''stop
bis damned old hotel.n Well hardly.
He sets that aside and whdss Into other
dishes that do suit him. II is different
with zone newspaper readers. They
lind az item occasionally that does moi
suit them exactly and Erihout stopping
to think it may please hundreds Of
readers, make q grand display Of their
a~sslninity,and hasten over to ''stop the
paper" But the paper don't stop, not
much, but this particular kickers copy
fails TO reach him the next day, aud he
runs ont aud borrows bis ~neigbbor's
just to see il the paper lie Published,
YOU know.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
Il. G. sYDNoR e co.
JACK HIT, AueHenesr.
Missouri Re-apportiOnmeut.


The amended re-apportionment bill
passed by the lower house Of congress
gives Missouri one additional con-
gresham, making l6 in all. Under
any circumstances II seems there will
have to be an extra session Of the
Legislature for the re-apportionment Of
the congressional, senatorial and rep
resenIative districts. This Is contem.
plated by the constitution, and prae.
tlcally made necessary In order that
each section Of the state may be prop.
erly represented. The number Of
senator's and representatives will
always remain the same under the
operation Of the present constitution.
1t limits the senator's to "a and the
representatives to i4o, but provides that
each county shall have at least one rep.
resenlative. 1t Is stated by those who
have figured on tho census report that
81. Louis Is entitled to a gain Of one
representative, making the total nun.
Der 10. jackson county has six,
Buchanan three and Jasper and Saline
county two each, so u the estimates
given out arc correc, a loss would have
to be sustained in ons Of those local.
tiles to make up the gain in St. Louis.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Mr. Duncan, Of Buchanan, has 10,
lroduced-a bull 10 the legislature for.
bidding the solsmhizatlon Of msrrisgeI
in any county except il the county
where the license Is issued. ThlsIs :
bill calculated TO destroy elopemsnt,
and Mr. Duncan ought to be ashamed
Of himself. Sometimes this Is ali th,
amusement a young couple have ant
they shouldn't be deprived Of the priv.
ilege.-Loulsiana Press.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
ORDER OF pnR1lnD

STAT or MISSOURI NAI
county OF Laf,n
10 the Circuit Cpn1
hiss1pfi. necemhas y laiayen. l
Dcecmber gtth. isa 'e'm ~
MIN HOOK and Mary H.. /
ihufi T. J Prise M
aud. Lugy NJ, sane 81
v lam r. nook and Auh.'
~ " Hook, Nnifer n Hnl 4
A.. his wife, Thomas ma
sn,ng Walter N HnS
niosning. nefendsn,s 1las 4
~ this day como Il
oRthYsr attorneys, aud M pilrs'
Aiiftlug among Other aine1tf
Irnaanls Arthur d. Hnnp d
anu susie Hook, his sife ulla
uma l.. browning ana nldleG N
..mheteupon, u Is ordered ?
~ neienaants be notilsI nel
uat plaintiffs have commas y Il
thcm IN this court. tbe gheedta
natufe OF which Is 10 Jolet II
uecree IN partition 10 na u
parties IN Interest tbe ,In1lugh l.
r.M estate, eituate 'Vl0shi
OF Lafayette, Stnfe u.s.
-ine northwest quartz,
e,,st quarter aud the
q the noitheast quartz. osputhsa
W. aud ten tl0l acres an secuN
Southeast quarter OF he ,ne eata
OF SAID section fOurteen ugtth.e
or a parallelogram. Wbt.ilA h
enters tho entire bresdtb nan
tract from north 10 sonia ~ Ol ths
nwnsi,lp forty. eight tisi. faSSi
1ah containing ninety acres
w. une Interest OF said WIN
said binds t. the paymen, ln.n
~ him rs cotenant and MI 1ehb Y
three hundred and iifty dolIss.a lAN,
Ana that unless the aid ~
oants De and appear al M nfnst
tetm thereof, 70 be beVnn uoafta n
couI. mouse In the City Of
So1n.s on me Isl day OF Aprll M
before The third day OF ssld y
snail - long continue. and n VT
before the last day Of said ia.r. uot a
toplain1hs said petitlonin ,hisnssd,
VII Dc taken rs confessed ~ aas
De rendered accordingly A"4 laenj
y luther ordered. that.
20 published, accordinE to law !
dntelngencer. a Newspaper nnhi.
S0unty OF Lafayette for fo5r
lvely. published at least oncs 81
Insertion 10 DO at least aftesn "a.
nrst Jay OF said April term
A true copy from the record
~ M u. CAMPBELL, cirvsS
byJ ". srDNoR. Deputy n'1
Bnraen. Coffman 4 Codman, Ans-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The two stories that follow are aker
frUm the letters written for the KansSi
City Times. They are written BY IL
]. Groves, who is doing special vol
for the Times in the capital city;
The committee on coinage, weights
and measures has been considering two
finance measures, one introduced b.
Representative Hill Of Connecticut, th'
other BY Representative JeHerssn d.
Levy Of New York.
Charles =. Cochran Of Missouri is lhS
ranking democratic member Of the
committee, while Levy is also on the
committee, credited to the same party.
Hin is n republican. The committee
was about 10 decide by majority vote
to report the Hill bill. Levy, whose
bill was introduced before HILLS and
was practically the same, TO retire the
silver dollar, became very much excited
over the probable fate Of his bill and
sought out Cochran for assistance.
al came to get you to assist me to
have my bill reported fsvOrably instead
Of Hills" SAID Levy.
"Me help report a damnsble measure
like yourslp shouted Cochran. ''Do
you think for a minute that I would be
a party 10 such 4 d-ned infanmyFn
''But, Mr.. Cochran said Levy, al
an a democrat and our party ought TO
get all the glory out OF this"
This fairly enraged the Missouri.
"You a democral-a demo-a dem
replied Cochran. "You-you
are too - ignorant to be q dems-
crat. You ought to go over and serve
an apprenticeship under Mark Hanna.
We ran all such cattle as you out Of
the democratic party four years ago.
. democrat introducing a - gold
standard infamy in the name of the
democratic party. You-you-you get
out OF here and let me alone.n
"But," excitedly answered Levy, ~
Am a better democrat than you. am
a JeffersOnian democrat"
"Jeffersonian democrat, -" fairly
shouted the enraged M~issOurian.
when your democracy becomes JEFF
iersonian democracy my nose will be
long full time as a trombone in a
1rass band
And the roar OF = score Of members
,uried the rest Of COchrsnis reply as
he distinguished Mr., Levy left to seek
Iupport elsewheee.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

A man over 10 Randolph county
complains that q valuable wAlpnt los
'irsyed from bis pasture shout Eovou,
Der 10th or lTth and oter, . reusrt
for It's arrest and return. The Hunts.
vile Herald IS Of the opinion tia, Il
would be as well for The log to 70 bach
home and save trouble.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FINAL sETTLEMpyI

Notice Is hereby given 20 all ered,l
other per-ous Interested In the est,t 4
Daehler, deceased, that the undrrinl
utof wiz apply 70 make q final sed
sal1 estate ~ the February term. lgI
probate ourt ~ Lafayette COUNTY, M,
De begun and held al the prubaie al
iDthe city VI Lexington, on The se0pjI
In February, 1871
go. RUSSELL DAEHtt
ifA7ot Efrl
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The president has approved The
Warsaw dam bill giving that town the
privilege o erecting a dam across the
Usage river ia Benton county. 1t ia
not The only dam bill that the president
has approved Louisiana Press.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
EXECIrTnR,s NOTICE.

Lettcrs Of administrator on ne q
Andrew }. Slusher. deceased. were m
the undersigned On the 9Th iay Of 4
isol, By the probate cOurt Of d
county. Missouri
All pernons having claims anis
estate aie required 20 exhibit then d
ance to the executors wilma u,
atter the date OF said letters. OF iAg
preeluded from any benefit Of mi
and II such claims be not eIhlbia.
Two years from the date Of said leass
will be forever barred,
This 9TH day Of January, 1901.
LEI SLUsHn,
49,, DAYDA sLra
i-is'M I'D
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

H.. II. Hanewell, chairman Of The
board Of directors Of the Kansas CIV.
Fort Scott and Memphi, and Of H.
Kansas City, Memphis and Birming.
hAm railroads, has retired from active
business on account Of bic sge. He Is
VI years old and has been fsnroadipR
since 1854.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The trouble with DePew's patriotism
is that 1t is bounded on the north by
Mark Hanna, on the south by John D.
Rockefeller, and on the east and west
by Depew.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Miss Mitchell, Of Pike county. has
announced herself as a candidate for
county school commissioner. All the
gallant young men Of Pike county
have their coats Of for Miss Mitchell.
-Mexioo Ledger.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Simmons Of Shelby county has in.
troduced 8 compulsory education bill.
We have not seen the full text Of the
bill, but It looks reasonable that chill.
dren should bs compelled to attend
school when the state provides ths
facilities. Education isthe hope Of our
country and Il should be eompulsorr.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FINAL sETTIpvrv7

Notice is hereby given 10 an e,.a,
other persons interested In the ~.
Alexander, deceased, that tbe ss
administrator will apply To makesss,
,aent q said estate. at the Pebnir|
WI. OF the probate court OF Latsysu, I
Missouri. to be begun and held Al "A,
court room, in the city OF LeTingf.
second Monday 10 February. III
q. H. ALRXAyI
AA-te AdmlHls
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FINALsETTLEMEy

Notice Il hereby given to all cett 4
other persons Interested In Incl ~. &
liam bcllamy. drccnscd, that The ma,
hnminlstrator viii apply 10 mike A. :
uenlont OF said estnte nj the febutHE
w, OF the probnte court Of lafaydb a
Missouri. To be begun and held At M \
court rlpui, IN the city NJ LeringDt
second Monday In February, inl.
49,, JOHN NJ BEtLu
fix'ht AdmiiEaU q
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The Rev. Mr.. Sheldon. Of Topeka
has this to say about the evangelical
churches in England: "There Is NOR,
Formally there than here. could mol
get used to this. The ypiPits wers
high and open from the rear. There
was g Formally about the way the
minister lie treated. At one place the
sexton and church officers wore full
dress suits. They met in the vestry
and ushered me into the pulpit. I do
not. speak 10 q critical way Of this---lt Is
their form and custom. The singing
was beautiful. | never heard such
singing before 10 churches IS 10 En-
gland and Scotland. They have only
the words, and do not use notes. There
was more reverence Ia he churches.
We have q certain irrsrerense they
have moi. l never saw a person whisper
10 service all the tims / WA there. Aud
everybody brings q Bibis. I wish this
were SO here"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

"One thing" said Representative
Charles Curtis OF Kansas, sFthat make,
the Missouri delegation so strong In the
house is their team work. When the
reapportlonment bill was introduced
the Hopkins bill decreased the Kansas
membership one. decided would
do a little early work against It. So
went among my friends from Missouri.
saw three Of them the day the bills
were introduced. All Of them seemed
to favor the Hopkins bill. | decided
the next day TO 60 back to the men,
bers Of u neighbor state and appeal
again for help against the measure that
would reduce our membership. !
began on the first one | met. / had
talked to him the day before.
awe want you Missourians to help
as p~ss the Burieish bill. suiu I, JUST
getting ready to work off my neigh
borly speech on him.
AT, W settled that yesterday" said
the Missourian. ave held q caucus
and the majority favored the Burleigh
bill and We vote together" And they
did.
whenever | hear how the first
Missourian on the roll votes" said
Curtis, 81 know what the rest are
gong to do. They settle the matter
among themselves and the Missouri
vote always counts for something"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

During twenty-five years practice, q
CentraliS doctor has dictated at the
arrival Of 1880 babies-an average Of
% per year. At $40 a head this would
smount to 1880, but unfortunately
Tor the DOCTOR a good many Of them
we're born on credit.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Sixty days 10 the county jail in The
dead Of winter With plenty 10 eat and
Il good place to sleep is considered Q
good thing by The summer %losfer, but
SIXTY days a, breaking rock wouldn't
be 20 tempting.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The president and bis cabinet have
decided that the United States must
always exercise q guiding influence
over Cuba. Alas for Cuba. Can we
call that freedomP
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FINAL sETTt.pvpv-

Notice Is hereby given to ali e,.s,.
other persons Interested In ~
laioline Essex. deceased, that NJ
signed administrator will apply 10 ~.
settlement OF said estate n ~ n
term. w, OF the probate couft AZ y
county, Missouri. to be begun mi |,
proDate court room, in the city Of h,
% the second Monday IN Pebn,ary +
a. MAT D. WllS
V Public Admins
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Ever since the construction d.
X. q I. Ry. through the ISdlis 4
lite local passenger rate betwss'
In the Indian Territory has bel
basis Of Ave cents a mile. ThsssI
rate Of passenger fares on nll'a'
cept IN sparcelv settled ccuutn
cents a mile. The population d
dian Territory during the pat =
has grown rapidly there b.
large increase 10 passenger Insi
account, and the Katy officials .
Ink the wants Of the peoPli I
Justice Of 30 doing, have volu'A
ranged 10 reduce the local P's'i
10 q basis OF three cents a mile
ductlon will take place 90 OF .
vember FIRST. There will be gr'
log among the residents Aloug Y
the N. X. at.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Notice Is hereby given to oil cfeia :
other persons Interested In the stated
W Mullenix, deceased, that The unisi
administrator will apply t. make 4 rui ~
ns"ni o. said estate, AZ the Pebha1 hi
W., OF The probate court Of LaiaJdiee +.
Afsouri, 10 be begun aud heidi At TO- ~
court rom, IN the city Of Le,lngtA n|<
second Monday In February lWl :
MD WllSt.
l'if-h Public A~dnlsati.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
Lands Near Lexington for Saie

W
am authorized to offer for sale alr
lands in section q and q, township 81.
range q, now owned BY the Lexington
Coal Mining Company.
These include the "Yerby' farm, neal
Central Female College; the "Robt,
Taylor and Marcus Withers7 farms.
northWard; the land north of Central
College commonly known "a "Gratz
Blutf,' OF Meets pasture; and several
tracts adjoining Lexington in same
vicinity.
For prices. terms and other informa
ton, apply TO
b. 7. WILEY, slpt.
l'&-N LsElhgton Coal Mining Co.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Three Of the four men who were
guilty Of the Bosschieler murder 10
New York were given thirty years each
aud the fourth man fifteen years. They
should have been hung.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

VIM. H. Wallace, the Kansas CITY
attorney, is the latest possible aspiran,
TO succeed Senator Vest. The Kansas
City Star thus quotes. Mr.. Wallace
"for sixteen years | have canyassed
this state for the democracy, and in
that length Of time any man would
make some friends. I have made some.
and some Of these have suggested in
times past that | should become a
candidate for Senator Vests place. /
never at any time considered the suO.
gestion for a minute, and I invariably
declined, but now that Senator yes,
has announced positively that he will
not be a candidate again, | have been
considering the ~advisabiliy Of being A
candidate myself, and In this connsc.
ton have spoken to several frIonds
about 1t. But have made no an.
oouncement. aud make none now.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Marx Hanna stated some time ago
that unless bis sbip.subsidy bill became
n lsw there would be an extra session.
II looks as though Marx knew what be
was talking about.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Phelps says the income itcm passen-
ger traffic at Jefferson Gig Is very
Small. 1t is probable be could also
tell US why.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Senator ToWne was not in the senate
long, but be succeeded IN making bet.
ter use Of bis time than many who are
there for . quarter Of a century.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Dockery is fast gaining a reputation
for diplomacy. 1t is more correctly
the faculty OF having sense enough not
TO tell all be knows.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

II county jails were provided with a
good healthy rock pile and a whipping
post there would not be so many GRIM
inala
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given to all cfsil
other persons interested 10 The 4
Milton Wayman. deceased, that N
slHned executor will apply 70 I
nnal settlement OF said estate, At he z
term, 1901. Of the probate court Of
county. Missouri, TO be begun an :
the probate court room, In the en- !
inEton, on the second Monday ia
W. o. wAyIl
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The following is a boys composition
on "Water'' clipped from the Canton,
Mo-, News; water Is found every
where, especially when it rains. as II
did the other day, when0Our cellar val
bali full Jane had TO wear her fAiheri
rubber boots TO got the onions for din.
ner. Onions make your eyes water,
aud so does horss radish, when yOa eat
too much. There Is . good many
kinds Of water 10 the world; ram
water, coda waller, holy uAtsr and
brine. Water is used for a good many
things. Sailors use it to 60 to sea on.
If there wasn't any ocean the ship
couldn't noat, and they would have 10
stay ashore. Water is 9 good thing to
fire At boys with 3 squirt, and 10 catch
fish in. Ny father caught a big one
the other day, and when DO hauled It
up IL was an eel! Nobody could be
saved from drowning If there wasn't
any water to.pull them out Of, Water
is irst-class to put fires out With. I
love to 90 to fires and zee the meD
work at the engines. This is all I can
think Of about w~aier--exsept the aoOd.'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

The contest that will take place in
Missouri two years from now fox United
States SENATOR VIII be decidedly inter-
estIng,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

A man in Oklahoma tried an old
revolver to see if it was loaded. He
leaves q wife and three children. Nc
insurance.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

MaligDing Towne will not alter the
fact that be made one Of the .ablest
speeches thar has been delivered in the
senate for years.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Judging from the way the republi-
cans are bowling Towne must have
stepped on their corns.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-02

Those who would re-orgAniEe the
democratic party should be careful lsst
they dis.organise it.