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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
Nr. Sheldon and The Mald.

For yariegaled ideas there is ne
place Ike Kansas. without even
waiting for Mrs. Nation to exhaust hers
the Rev. Charles NJ. sheldon comes
forward with a whole new cluster
OF his own. Most Of them concern
the servant.g girl question. All Of them
Z inclosed between the covers Of q
book entitled s,BOrn to Serve says
the Chicago Inter Ocean.
There are, Of course, two sides 10
this problem. the one is the house,
wiie's and the other the maids Both
are within easy reach of any man who
has a life Of leisure before hum.
Others are usually wise enough TO seek
subjects of less general seope-like,
for instance, the tariff, free silver, the
Westminster confession, or the Wiz
gina debt.
However, Mr.. Sheldon sets out In
his book with the line air Of one who
knows what he is talking about, and
chooses for his typical ''seryant girl' a
graduate Of the famous Mount Holy
oke female college. He calls her
Barbara Clark and impresses on the
reader the fact that she understands
not only her position but her mission.
How she proceeds to revolutionize
domestic economy In the heme OF Mrs.
Ward and Incidentally that OF Mr..
Ward, il IS for MIR. Sheldon to tell.
Suffice 1t TO say that her back-stairs
Utopia is made to seem e real as
Oshkosh or Oak Park.
Barbara Clark has her trials at first.
and she does not pretend to ignore
them. She feels that she knows her
rights and she thinks ii proper to main
tain them. While preserving her mod
esty. she c~ultivates her self respect.
Meanwhile she shows herself ambitious
to excel as a servant. She grows happy
10 her endeavor to make herself indis-
p~ensable. By and by tho mistress Of
the home comes to know as much as
her servant, and TO be equally consid-
crate. Then they win each others
respect II not affection.
OF course. the experiment is made
the talk OF the nelghborhood. Other
housekeepers get a new idea, aud so,
too, do the maid servants. They all
set about getting a new viewpoint.
They get ii in time, all learn TO love
and cherish one another, and the story
ends as happily Is a romance in 40
English weekly.
All OF which recalls TO our mind VIII
liam Allen Whites beautiful stasza;
o the stories, they grow tall
out Ia Kansas.
And they swallow them, roots aud ell,
Out In Kansas.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
TgR PIFry.sIxTH CONGRgSS.

INK fltIl-SlAlH tONuhfs'''
The record Of the fftY-sixlh congress
is nOs practically completed, aud
while /, has done many things that We
90 democrats, believe should have been
left undoae, and failed to ensct those
measures that should have been enact
ed, Il has. on tho whole, been = sue
cessful session and 10 nany respects
10 verify Of emulation.
n hAs done things. There has not
besn a great waste Of time, long
wlnded debates and no action. The
republican party was in power put
there BY the people, and did not
hesitate to enact party measures aud
assume the responsibility for them.
1t met new questions, took r position
and did what 1t could to demonstrate
that it was right. Then j, acted. 1t
may have acted in an unWise manner,
but II was far better than insctiou.
ia this respect 1t should be a lesson
to democracy. When the democrats
had control Of the government they
a,ted a. though they did not know
what to do with 1t and frittered away
The time in useless quarrellBg among
themselves. The republicans don't do
this. They force their men to get in
liue or get out of the party. They
allow no one man or set OF men TO
clog the wheels Of government ma
ohinery.
We may sneer at the republican
practices, but so long as the people
are divided into political parties there
must be unity Of action within each
party or inertia. One mans scruples,
however sincere, must give away to
tbs wisdom Of the majority. Crsnks
sre good things but they are more
servIceabls on pumps than ia political
parties or 10 congress.
We may rail al bosses aud bossism
10 the republican party, but no organ
lzatiou Of the size Of either Of the great
parties eau wei hope to accomplish
anything unless there be a head TO the
organization 10 direct its course and
prevent the useless expenditure of its
vital force. We believe the demo-
cratic party realizes this, and that
when II next comes into power will
accomplish something.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
Raised Roans far a Raihoaa-

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb, 27.-Tas
citizens Of jefferson City have
raised the bonus Of s2s, 900 asked BY
the Missouri Pacific railroad company
toward building what Is known as the
''riyer route from BoouVllle 10 Jefer.
son Ciiy. Fifteen thousand dollars Of
this ia in casa aHd 5000 IN o site for
the blacksmith shops, repair shops aud
yards which the railroad company has
agreed to establish 81 this polRt.
The building Of the road will change
the main line Of the road from the
sedalia and wsrrsnsburg route aud
that BY Marshall and Lexington,
which Is known as the Lexington
branch, will become the main line.
This change will give the Missouri
Pacific a water grade from St. Louis
to Kansas City. enabling the hauling Of
twice the freight with the sane power
and the shortening Of the time between
these two cites.
The Independence bin will DO skirt.
ed BY the present route. which will
make the road twelve miles longer.
but enable quicker time TO be made.
As soon as the bonus Is certified to by
the officials Of the Missouri Pacific
work will be begun.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The steel trust blames The sugar
trRIt for the Russian tariff war. Ne.
klDlsy may find 1t hard to keep peace
10 The family, but tbOre is no danger of
either trust becoming mad enough 10
make 8 var that will reduce prices 10
the people.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
ZOE ALLR,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas rilman Kempef aud Ell.abetb
hsmp1i, MS vie, ~ thelr certain deed on
trust dated January u. 1895, recorded Feb
10y no stsi9A n in the once Of the
county, Missouri, In book No. liz pass A.
conveyed 70 Oren b.. Taft, trustee die
following described real estate ia Lafsvetts
county, Missouri, 70 wit:
fArt OF the west half Of section TWENTY
tuonty.ssven C2D west OF the 6th ns,ncipsI
nerialan, bounded 40 follows, Lo-Eit: -Ke-
ginning .: the northwest corner al ssia
secuon tNenty-nine lnp) thence cast III
one northenst corner Of the northwest
lnenee south seventy.fOur 60 rods To- mIddis
" urAneh' thence with said branch dow
me same In the middle thereof M n
70 rs Intersection with the little
Spancbh creek ~ he mouth Of said
creek IN the middle Of the channell
thore0f 70 the west line OF said ~sectinn
Y enty.nine 90, thence north To- me be.
ainnine. containing ~ IS acres more or less
snlch salo iced o. trust was made 70 secure
: principal promissory mote Of $3.50 and
coupon notes e%vldencing the interest
thvreon In said deed OF trust fully descr ihed
Anu whefeas the said principal promlssory
10Y maLnred January LIST, 1900 and ~
snid l1nd n the holder OF said mote, The
pme OF payment thereof was entendrd ~
! January LIST, 1901 ~ seven per conf ANNA
sn,ereS evidenced by u coupon note Tor
And whereas the said y Incl ,otc s,d
yeiu COUPON note becnuir 'luu We jsnut y
'HL wi stu remain Liquid
NOV therefore, l. Oren NJ. INN. ru.,oo .s
at1Ieshid, Will. at the request VI m !, III
nOlder and owner Of said notes and indeit.ydi.
nsss and following the terms Of said deed N
~, ,sui', pro.eea 70 sell the above descrIbed
uhto belonging at public ycndue 10 ne
hlkhtst bidder fol. cash at the c~ourthonso
uuor N the city OF Lexington IN said Lafaye
etc county, Missouri. on "u'"y
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS ,

BY virtue OF an order OF the pro,.,.
made o. record on January glsi' mi
taken charge OF the estate Of Pstrsdi
oeoeased.
Al persons having claims asain.t IA
are required TO exhibit them for alloT
TIE administrator within ono Veal /,
date or said iett0rs OF they maj be NJ
from any bene0t OF such estate. AMI
claims be nof exhibited within two Ne,
ne date Of said letieD they will T.
TSis al dsy Of January. 1901.
NAT Il. wills
lstet Public Adminhl
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The Pleasant Hill Post complains
thai The mZnzger VI iunterp
show got $3.50 worth Of job work
from nat once, advertising his show
and neither gave the show nor paid the
$3.50. 1t might have been worse. He
might have given the shsw and paid
the editor in complimentary tickets.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
acrofnla or Kings Evil


ecrofoia IL a diseased state oiihfI
Affecting the glands, particularly %
hind the cars, under the chinn ~
Unless Il In controlled In earlier sl'
velops Kernels. abscesscs, running
tnmon.
DR. A. v. BANEs RAEUMAT
haa an especial afiuity for this
saae. dissolves kernels and iaDoA
the blood OF this morbid and un'1
posit, and oslns a powerful Gldud
- yell, the system IL thorough
nis condition. and running ntT
seesses healed. "A
Parents. DO not neglect Datuit'"
See TO II that your ohlldrcn''
hsaithy condition, free from noa.t
DR. A. v. BANRs NEDlCl"'t
81. JoAeph. NO.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
O Talks Of Boilers


n. ]. Groves 10 Kansas city Times
There are three things the boilers
wns are behind the plan Of democratic
Reorganization oppose IN the Kansas
City platform" said ex-GovernOr Stone
to a party of friends while IN Wash
ing,ou. 1.-THE gentlemen who are
hOvliug 'returu to original principles
oppose the coinage declaration the
declaration against government by in-
Junction, and that In favor Of an in
come tax, with the alleged criticism OF
the decision Of the supreme court. II
they have criticised anything else |
have never heard Of Il. As TO the first"
continued Mr.. Stone, "not n Of them
can noint to a gold standard deelars'
ton 10 any democratic national plat
form, and DOT 10 any republican plat
form until the year 1900. The gold
democrats st Indianapolis came nearer
It than any previous convention in the
history Of the country. The same year
the democrats at Chicago declared for
the free and independent coinage OF
beth metals at the ratio Of l6 to l. 10
several platforms the party had
declared for the use Of both metals as
standard money. 10 1892 the declara'
tioo was for both IS standard money
without Discrimination against either.
The only difference between the decla-
ratious Of 1892 and 1896 was the desig.
sa,ion Of the ratio. In framing coinage
laws congress has always had IN view
the value si the Two metals. 1t has
bees the policy to keep the two
together. During the greater part Of
our national history the two metals
have bees coined ct the ratio Of l6 to l..
Ia the platform At Chicago the
democratic party declared in form the
tradition Of the party. The prime
proposition was fundamental, the
question OF ratio. secondary. We have
AlWsys beea In favor Of preserving tho
parity Of the Two metals. | am opposed
To standards Of different values Of
Purchase power. The parity ought To
be maintained. believe that had the
mihts bees opened In 1896 TO both
metals the parity could have been
preserved 1t tho ratio Of l6 10 l. The
principle was right then, 1t is right
nov. Conditions bave changed. Gold
discoveries have relieved to some
extent the then pressing need OF more
money. II gold discoveries continue
and there Is enough Of II to meet The
demands Of commerce. all well and
good, Bot ! DO not think The gold
standard will produce enough standard
money to satisfy the demands of trade.
''tn any event what position would
eur gold standard friends. who want
10 return to original principles have
the party takeP Would they have US
declare for the gold Standard On
what original principle veuld they
base such . de~olsrationp
"As their objection to the plank
against government BY injunction, |
would like to have the reorganizers tell
Us whether or not they are III favor of
goyerbnes. BY injunction. and whether
or not they think that tbs democratic
party shsuld declare against Limitation
Of The authority In that direction. As
10 the income tax declaration, l would
like TO know If the reorgaa,zers would
have M declare that wealth should not
A-.s lee l-.. share sf tho .a-s4.ii
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
ORDER OF PUBTJc,T,


brAIt OF MISSOURI nlu
~, oegnly q Lafayette -
n ne Circuit Coun al
cI.eonfL December tern
caafles a. Hook and Mar
Leure h J. Price. and
husband. Lucy N. Uiioton 4 "a
William " Hook AMI ~. AnAuf
ndEar Hook, Walter 4 n0a.h.
nook, hts wife, Ihonaa nA Ar 4
hrovninR. wnlierM aiaE \
hrouning. Defendants us and
NuW NJ tnlr uay c,m. ~
~ thoir uttornoya. and AZ Pl4nths
Asnoes othtr tAihEs' \
and susie Hook, bis wife ~Itsnnau
~ mn and Walter y 10
OF the State v
wnelyepons ~ Y ordered by
~. c.s.u.n oe nnuhed hS
49, pisi.ens ave eDmunenet1. Ha
~ court the objeSt y. Z
1a.eie p snich ~ 70 obtain 4 ne
~ tsftiuon 20 paritios
interest the follouisv
~ r...sa e,tnAte 10
oI hsiayel,e State OF :
nVthvest quarter Of
eesi yuarter ana tho son,ha ~
g. tie noitheagl quarter Of seS,'es
W. q ton tiO) ace0s on Inc os9oe
southeast quarter o. the n6r,e.se
% talo socuon fourteen ID,
% 4 parnileloeratn. which
euteit no entire breadth OF psnl
traof from NORTH 70 south. ali saia w
tow ship forty.flght tlsl. rans.nnal
Q1h containing ainety acres, ~ usn,a
ieot the Interest Of said VIM NJ
sad lands y tie payment Of u.
~ D. q a. cotonant and haiIi6 w y
tires hundred and nfty dollar mnss
Ana that unless the said non
daht Be ana appear at this ,s,n.aaeul
term hefoof. 20 be beRpn 49, nA
court house In the CITY 81 ~ aeaal
county On the lgt day ~ ANA ,akk'oaa
oef0fe ne third day Of said ,s.s ~
ehnll 50 long continue. and N NJ v III
bof0i . the last day OF said teyn aos Wi
0pla niifB said petition IN M anssua
vii : taken as Confessed. and ;"ss "
BE- ~ iderod accordingly. 'u'tat
Anf IL 10 further ordered ths,s
~ pt blished. according 70 iaw IN NJ
Inteu gencor, q Newspaper nnhii.s.
County 81 Lafayetto for foii, -asN
siyely, pubilshed At least ouce av Vets =
lnsaftion 70 bo a least fifteen a. I
~. DAY o. SAID April term, to-
A true copy from the recon- A,.,
J. n. CAMPBELL. uTSst
byJ, ". brDH0n, DEPUTY. '
nsrden, oOdmao 4 o0dman, Atio,s
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
To Share with Employees.

Henry A. Everett. president Of the
uPited Railway company, which con.
trolls all the street car lines OF
Detroit, is contemplating the reor.
ganisation Of Sbe company on the
cooperative plau. allowing bis em-
ployes 10 buy stock at what IL cost
him, II think it is ! good plan, -
says Mr.. Everett, ITO allow the em.
plOyes Of the company to become
stockholders. They would be cousid.
erably more interested 10 their work,
and / believe would do better"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Judge Hawkins bill TO prevent the
hasly re-marriags Of Divorces has
been sngrosssd In the house OF repre-
sentslives. Tbs bill provides that the
Innocent party TO the divorce may no.
marry within one year Of the granting
Of The decree and the guilty party may
GOT re-marry within Ave years. Whether
or not this bill is the kind that is
needed there Is no question but that
the present divorce law is being greatly
abused.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The editor Of the Louisiana Press
expresses joy at the recovery Of the
mayor Of The town from an attack Of
grip snd assigns az bis reason that be
doo't like TO hit = man when be IL
down.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The Missouri Legislature has defeated
the bill 10 reduce passenger rates, and
though the IsTELLIaEScER favored the
bill VI don't think it such 8 great
calamity that it has been defeated.
The house passed the freight bill,
which is far more important.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

II The aatIYss Of three Philippine
ProTiBees are buying American Tag,
BY the thousand, Why do Ne need an
army Of 100000 mes over thereto
enforce q sovsrslgntyl-Ksnss City
Times. rAal's simple. Iis to zee that
theY DOM ntep IL.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Two Saline county men have leased
100000 acres Of land for the purpose
Of prospecting for gas and oil. They
propose 10 nnk a well 90 eaob 1000
ncrss. II they have money enough
70 do that they dou't need 10 look for
geo or oil.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The custodian Of the Kansas state
house bought two g loads Of fertilizer
from a packing house some months
ago and stored ii IN a vacant room In
the basement Of the building. The
longer it stays the richer its gets and
the engineers and iiremen threaten q
muliny. All communication With the
basement is carried on by telephone OF
mail and none who work below stairs
are allowed on the upper floors. The
question now is whether the custodian
shall remove his fertilizer or The OH.
cials their Offices.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Congressman DeArmond Is promi-
uently spoken Of IS the probable DEM
ocratic leader Of the next congress.
He is an ideal man for the place and
the change from Richardson to him
would be very acceptable 10 the demOc-
rncY Of the natian.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The Miami News favors the election
Of q revision committee to meet in
alternate years with the Legislature and
pledged to repeal two laws TO every
. enacted by the legislators. 1t
would be cheaper 10 abolish the legis.
lsturs and almost As effective.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

EuPoria, Kansas, b debating
whether or not the public library
should be kept open on Sunday 10
order to keep the young me from the
ksunts Of sin. A much safer plan
would be 70 elsse the hAupts Of sin.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
Lands Near Lexington for

tOu lDI "a
| am authorized to offer for q
laL = in section y and q, towns
rang q, now owned BY the Len
Coal Mining Company.
These include the "Yerby" fam
Central Female College; The !
Taylor and MARCUS Witherrs
northward; the land north Of d
College commonly known as /
Blaif." or Meets pasture; and !
tracts adjoining Lexington Ia
vicinity.
For prices. terms and other iuiI
ton, apply 10
d. 7. WILEY, So,
i-S4t Lexington Coal MiniR,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Even the best judges Of tobacco can't
always Be depended on. Sometimes
their taste goes back on them, so TO
speak. and remains blunted for a week
81 a stretch. Professional samplers Of
tobacco take a weak of every few
months and never LOOK at the wesd
until they return to duty. Ia z al way
they keepin cssdhrea.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The bishop Of MoD.resl has settled
the question Of the remarriage Of d.
vOrced persons, so far as the Anglican
church ln that diocese is concerned, by
iorbidding It, thus iudOrsing the pro-
nouocement Of the Anglican episeoPaie
in the Lambsth conference Of 1888,
that ..she sane,Ity Of Christian colRa'
iioa implies the fai,biul upisn Of one
man with one woman until the union
Is severed by DEATH
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

A man PANIED Trotter is running for
school commissioner OF Andrew couu.
" and il his opponents are not allowed
to break, be ought TO win the race
Albspy Ledger.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

]. r. Morgan IL said to own ESQ, 900
worth Of dogs. II be succeeds 10
making a few more consultations aud
gets the subsidy bill going be may be
able to. increase bis holdings 10 e5I, 900.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The inheritance tax On the Q. +.
Huntington estate, paid Ia advance Of
apprsisement BY the executors to New
York state, indicates that the value Of
the estate will exceed e7o,Ooo,O 600 and
may reach $50. 100000 This Is a sur
prise to New York financial circles,
where Mr.. Huntington vas supposed
to be worth hardly ene-haIt Of that
amount.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
n. Z. 4 7. REDUCED RATES lSrI
TERRITORY.

Bysr since the construction Of
K. q T. Ry. through the ludisn ID
iss local pa@suser rate between q
10 the indisn Territory has bea
easis Of Eve ospts Q mile. Ths Cssl
rata OF passenger fares on rslln,a
espt 10 sparoely settled county, b
esats . mile. The population oil 4
dian Territory daring the pact NJ.
hsa Rrowr rapidly; thOre hAi !
large increase 10 passenger lraHs
sosouns, and the Katy Official, M
Ink the wants Of the people y,
iustics Of 20 doing, have ~voluuta
rsneed 70 reduce the local pss.is
Va Q bssis Of three ssats q mile, .,
duction will take place on or sk
vsmber arst. There will be grsIf
log amoug the resldsuts Aleng III
the n. Z. q 7.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Representative HaiDss, Of Saline
county, has introduced 4 bill to estab.
liih . whipping post. Something
ought to be done 70 cut down criminal
costs. asd We believe this 10 one good
measure.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
Mere and There.

When chilly" Sunday was a member
Of the Chicago baseball team years age
be drew = good salary ~ q aFsi-rais
an-srOusd player. S'see leaving the
diamood aold and taking up work rs
an evangelist MI. sunday has also
been earning a good living. A few
evenings age be closed a successful
revival at Alton, Ia, receiving from
the Business men Of the place a purse
OF $500 for three weeks work.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The Real Estate Dealer, a semi.
monthly journal devoted to western
real estate topics, Is the title Of q new
paper published st Pswpee City,
Nebraska.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

1t Is certainly trying on the nerves
TO bear that Mckinley Is likely 10 call
an extra session Of congress and
Dockery an extra session Of tho Mis-.
souri, legislature at the same time.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The alluring project Of "a aggregate
increase OF ESQ, 900 10 salaries led over
1900 Of the 1866 women teachers 10
the public schools Of Buffalo to attend
a meeting held for the purpose Of
securing uAlted action.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Sedalia has three public buildings
Iha, she 10 proud Of. The court house,
The high school building aud the
Carnegie library building. She Ger.
tsibly has reason 10 BE-.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

The people a. Boonville and Jefer-
son City seem 10 foe confident that
the Missouri Pacific " pt the
river route. We hope 20.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

BoonVille claims 10 have q thief BY
n,,uro. The country at large has a
great many who are thieves by occups.
lion, aud we suspect tina, this Is nearer
tue truth 10 the Boouville instance.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Dade County Advocate; A new
cigarette novelty is being advertised.
The box contains q music box attach.
ment, aud every time a cigarette is
laken out it plays a tune, We pre-.
sumo II 10 "Searor My God 10 Thee. -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02
Rhode Island Rade

The best fowl for the farmer, mature
carly. prolific winter layers, plump
bodies, smooth yellow legs, weight d
and " pounds. Cockenls, tios and
eggs In season. Also Incubator,
brooder, Bone and Vegetable cutter.
l-2Bh EDw .P.MRYKR-
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-02

Coba iS to be free and independent
with certain conditions attached. That
is the kidd Of Independence that Il
don't take much OF 10 20 a long .