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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-20
COMING TO UNITED STATES.
President Miguel Braganza and
Count Sternberg En- Route.
EPECIAI RY CARI.M

SPECIAL BY CABLE
Ischl, July Observation-Disclosures various
reports announcing that the voyage OF
President Miguel Braganxa and Count Ad-
Gilbert eternberE has been postponed. am
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and will
make long sojourn in America: Count
Sternberg, whose book on the Transvaal
War made his name well known. intends to
write Q book on America.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-20

RETAIL GRoCERs' PrCNIc-The Retail
Grocers' Association has sent out 2o,0o0
tickets to- its eleventh annual picnic. which
will be given ut the Fair Grounds August
il. There will be programme of athletic
events for men and boys. A grocer prom.
inent in the organisation said last night
for g, 600 more than the expenses OF last
years entertainment
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cut TINS 49, ou. .Liiu Senu 10 US
and we will send this Roberts
Tanning Mill by freight G. o. D.. 4,
subject to examination. Exam
inc 1t at the freight depot and II
found perfectly satisfactory and
equal to Tanning Mills that re-
tail at S2O.OU to $500. pay
freight agent OUR SPECIAL
PRICE, 90, 81 less the 97c or
"a. 30 and freight charges. The
mill weighs 100 lbs. Every mill
is covered by a Binding Gllaran.
tee; more wind, moro shake car
ries more screen. and will dc
more and better work than any
mill you can buy for $1,000. VIII
separate wild seed from wheat
in one operation, Will separate
the foul seeds, such as mustard
pigeon grass, etc, from t1ax OF
once going through the mill. II
is q perfect cleaner OF Glover
and timothy. Made OF the YER.
best material. we furnish witt
1t one wire wheat hurdle, three
sleeves, wheat screens, whea'
grader, corn and oat sieve ant
barley sieve:capacity 80 bushel
per hour. 50. 81 Is our specia
offer price. Order at once. Write
for free Agricultural Implemen
catalogue. Xmas catalogue, &c
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Two Great
Coffee
Barq aims.
BLENDED

& Iho Of this our own special grade Of
y uUos roasted coffee, we furnish complete
with large enameled covered b-pound tin can
ister. Our special brand Of roasted coffee
and other coffees blended that we have selected
with special care roasted under our super
vision and offered in Theoretically sealed air
tight tin cans In 6-pound lots at 1.O6 per can,
or ~ cents pound, including can. in compe.
tition with roasted coffee that Is being sold
everywhere at 50 to IS cents.
We especially recommend In ordering
brand in 5-pound can, for It IL put up to
preserve strength and favor. It Is coffee wo
can guarantee and our special u .O5 price ts
based on the actual cost to import, roast, cost
Of can and our small percentage OF profit added.
pounds Of Blended Coffee. Gle. a. nE
gant SpoS9pd I'm TN e 0s mist all in 1.Uo
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Perfection
Vaginal
Syringe.

Fig. 7o091.
LAdieS Syr-
inge. Made OF
one piece soft
rubber on the
principle Of
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e GREAT $500 ia szso.,n

For 81 we offer 8 lbs. OF high grade tea OF our
own special brand, our own special selection, ip
tin canister. We furnish lbs. Of our own
special selection, in either sun-drted or basket.
fred fred Japan, Gunnpowder, Yenng Ayson, 90:
tea wanted and we will furnish you 5-pound
canister, with canister complete, at our special
you do not find ii of superior quality to any.
thing you can buy from your storekeeper d
home at so per cent moro money, you can 70.
your $500. Our tea buyer, by carefully
watching the tea market, Is able at times %
pick up some rare bargains, which 60 into out
own special selected brands, and by putting
this especially selected tea up in alrtiS94
canisters we are able to preserve the full
strength ana offer our 1 customers saoh s1ts
get elsewhere. We advise by all means Whs>
ordering tea that you order our special brand
in air-tight canisters.
Price, 5-lb canister, $500.
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WALL PAPER. SAVE ss,. $ ssN r. P

i WAllPAPE cent cent s. IN b ps
D. ing non-trust paper. Samples and instrue
lions mailed free. Ask for them. Ais
samples of carpets free.
We for 10 Pounds ofFias Coffee. Tho reason
4 kept hustling to get out our Coffee orders
lie. He made q large purchase and when
WAS the goods had to be thrown onto tho
. liked to have taken the whole cheese, but
IS two thousand 5000 bags. But 1t made
arked, "This will put dollars in the pockets
With y. our customers, and they get the lions
RoAlN9 IN GREEN COFFEE8.
100 lb.b 30 rs lb. 10 ID. lib,
!antos, Lot No. 5. ell.e7 es.s7 s2.o7 sl.a7 81
Did Joe Jsva....... 1o.i7 eo7 sol a.M 1.S7
docha.. 1877 s.47 4.s7 LOT LOS
E8Iour Cofrees are all bought green and
" plants in the Northwest.
100 lb.5O lb. Is lb. 10 lb. s lib.
.otssantosR oastedelss7 szo7 es67 si.17 : Is
Afrt'n Java, R'st'd 1877 500 457 l.S7 .o1
J. q. Java, Roasted 23.H lit 6.97 1.N Les
Mocha, Roasted.... 22.47 1l.s7 b.77 a47 Las
1897.
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s %ss.1ss $3.67 5 5:4
Frlc6, o-lU CHu1SCer, @1.OU.
Be sure to state the kind Of tea wanted

For 1897 We furnish 10 pounds Of eus
own specially selected high grade tes In
~ pound tin canister. The canister u at
s@seisd very assial srsos ans
hold.
Make your own selection OF green sun.drssd
Il sa.ke oan psa Jsgns naS
have special selection in all the difIsrspS
teas. that We have bought at special inside
prices all fresh importasi9n; all put up IN ous
vision, and II you order q lO-pound oanistSy
OF tea at our special 1897 price and you %
not not ma nd, that you have received better yalue
you can return the goods to US at our expense
and we will cheerfully refund your money!
We especially recommend that our CUSTOM.
in these we are able to offer greater values
than In any OF the regular goods.
Our special price for 10 lbs, $S.e7.
30 sure to state tho kind OF tea wanted.
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a at our Northern Grown sssds Nm 81 epo Sn.
vince Aou there bette. AID = therefore
XII PAcKET3 fresh ssIden .s.ds IA inii: No. 7.e.
vsrtissnent and send us Il want knife NJ !sb.
si': @ BEST
1Aetsts and Ii. knife + Rec ali postpaid.
No, USB, lpkg. Gem Peas, Pkg. Dwarf WaI Beads,
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rubber on the
principle OF
Injection and suction, tho l
profession. II cleanses and
Alwnysready foruse. Wei
Fig. 10000. ssTyrian"
vaginal passages Of all dis
Of hot water, liquid being {
pressed and drawn bnck "
opportunity to thoroughly
Made Of one piece soft rub
Has no valves or connect
Weight, packed, Is OF. Pri
Fig. 7O02s ssPavjS;an'
feet vaginal syringe, mad
oval shaped nozzle and pur
in use, soothing In appllcat
ed by physicians. Each in !
lar sent on request. 6hipp
Fig. 7002o Or. r. wilhS
etructed upon the principl
ally admitted by the med /,
ical profession as correct
and efficient, 1t cleanses
the passages OF all dis
charges to perfectionl IL
easily cleaned. During the
injections no fluid need be /
spilled on clothing etc. 4
Consists of I piece Of 6ne, Y
soft rubber. Full instruo. :
tionsfor use with each sy-
ringe. Weight packed l7os
Reduced price ca. 81. 90 I
Note Descriptive circular I
viii b sent upop request,
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SEND NO
MONEY

you ever .av and equal ranges that retala
and freight charges and charges 9c Is with
m Tns stove Weighs ~ s and will
stots = s without equal 20
Cstaiogue No 70 s.e $50 size Of lid No. Of lids sise
g oven sic Of top 49129H height to top OF
wood weight 80 price complete With high closet and
az - ns a.
hse e e h Top Of nss height
Dlete With high elc:st and reservoir, S2o,35.
NM RaAGe = rally &Sakaalae1. aand Pr
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$4,000 Worth Of Ranges
]SEND NO MONEY ;;,5!$ rs !

As th6-c,lse may DO. Tho d
,inp Is worth doing right,
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Mstermelon, i pkg. Marble Mammoth
Drumhssd Cabbage. i pkg. Green Citron
Nuakmslon. I pkg. ,Rreabags, pkg. Big
nip, i pkg. Red Globe Onion, 1 pkg. .Hol.
low Grown Parsnips, i pkg. Early Long
Roarlst Radi:h. ] pkg. Doubly Gurled
Parsley. 1 pkg. Celery, pkg; THYME,
pkg Su mmer Crookneck Squash, No. 76B
1 pkg. Eclipse Blood Turnip
Beet. pkgs. Early june Poas.
nko YalloW DAnyelD nat Onion.
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ght pa" ked, II OF. Each.
Female syringe. For cleaning che
!riven from the syringe whom bulb 10 COM
hen pressure 10 relaxed, thus giving an
wash the diseased parta. Capacity, ! OF.
Der, with adjustable hard rubber shield.
Ions and cannot get out Of order.
:d;.s, s..;,.: 49, ;,..o1 "a 90
Q in two parts, . polished hard rubber
. Para rubber bulb; ts easily cleaned. safe
ion, effective in results. Strongly endors-
.olfshed hardwood box. Descriptive circu-
Ing weight, ID Oh. Each. 80
IT'S Original ladles' syringe. con
OF tn5eoefon and suctionj aplAn Genet.
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IHIIITinN nEEER TO ensble
sssSs g: : Es5sn farmers Knives Free

Will last
order 4 good sZed ono. ~
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*

apolis Return this ad. and we wi, vii
send yGs ss ses 5ange SSa to
illfiE ton. You can examine It at your
M W@V freight depot, and II you find 1t per.
Nla9lE fectly satisfactory, exactly as repre-
in l~Ib sented, the most wonderful value yon
Id e. - ever saw or heard Of, equal to ranges
61ssS that sell at double the money, pay the
lls& railroad agent our special price and
one no. ., me
grade ranges made at the price, you need not &C
Of freight charges both ways
OUR FREE EXAMINATION OFFER 70 e2st s1 me
Who has idea Of buying big steel range to be con.
sa Ss nv ts
ABOUT the Freight sss srs1Ss' ~ Is 5Sss
greater lessor distances in proportion The freight
amounts TO really nothing compared to the big saving
a price specs stove cst.logge Free IN. last wear
We HAVE SOLD than ii ss
The reason for this 70 that sell THE BEST RANGE
sold In Minneapolis a. We Gan gee OF
dealers ask for inferior mako Of These ranges
are no experiment with have sold this ono mako
for more than 10 years and our ouetQneEo VINO nave
used them the longest tho oudest IN their praise
work pol fecty will take them back and refund pur-
chase Price H Sssi Ran oEsn Speciality
No. i@L.hois Range oven l41eo high shelf. 700
No. 126-+hole Range, oven l4xe0 high closet. 90
no. lSl-3hole Range, oven 2ox2o plain top. o.76
R:nss oven s sS1s hFh soss
Ms-s5ois Range Range reservoir. Gish shelf -. 57zS
R.nSs high eio'e s.1.
81 thaa oas, OF ranges will last yea
0ee.tln0s 20 order . good sized one.
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food Minnesota Patent Flour 81. IS IS ID. Sack.

Quality Minnesota Flour 3165 9b sack
Canned cant Good Cannsd Tomatoes 90
10 lbs Old Rio Coffee &c for ~ good Old Crop Santos
Golden Rio roasted So H. bs fog s0 Fi1s Java and
Rosasd Cones tho 100 grade ID
lR,a for O7n
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4 II m Our Lace Curtain Catalogue VII
00n snTf01no be ready for distribution about
0p1f1 LlIIU I0IIUN March LIST. We have purchased
sWVV As AWsssS the largest stock of Lace Curtains
and Wash Goods =;
Write for Illustrated Price List.
Our samples Of Wash Goods coming in Dmiss
complete line Of samples win be ready for mailing about
March 10th. Write at for samples.
Catalogue NJ Telling all Mems Boy! and Chdren's
suits the hands pntsrs and will ready for dis
18TH Gend in and get list Of
prices styies and samples ready made clothing.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06
!c0FFEES ssss2SS! 81

CutfEtS eSp Sro s bep.rsm %sh has Beg,
T. because SPECTATOR over reached his p
the goods arrived no was short OF funds, that
market to the highest bidder. We would hav
tho lot was divided up and all We could get WI
our willy buyer smile just the same, as he REM
Of our trade" We always share our profits
share, too, but We arc satisfied with small prof
what You think OF these Pricess BA
100 lb.50 .25 Id. 10 lib. s lb.l
Rio, Lot No. 1......s 9.25 800 e2so . ~ . .4os
Rio, Lot No. 2...... 1850 625 2.65 LOT .67
Rio. Lot No. s...... ii.47 SIT 2.07 Lii .5ot
Santos, Lot No. L.. o.27 4.87 2.37 " ~ Ii
Santos, Lot No. g.. 1887 6.27 2.67 100 ST
roa aAaR sss as aess
100 lb5o lb.e5 10 lb. 8 lb.l
Lot Rio Roasted. .sl1.17 e563 e2.87 el.l4 SILL
Lot 2 Rio Roasted. 1887 CAT 3.27 1.S7 .7O /
Lot Trio Roasted. 1877 8s7 S.57 l.H .77(
Lot 1Santos Roasted iii 5.67 2s7 LIT e0|l
Lot2Santos Roasted 1857 6.37 S27 l.37 .7O
In ordering from above soy from bargain
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-10-12
A Hazardous Journey.

Daring Captain William Andrews
and his bride sailed from the end of
the Ocean pier at Atlantic City New
Jersey, Monday evening at 4:3O on a
voyage across the Atlantic ocean in
what he claims to be the smallest
boat which ever undertook a trans
atlantic journey. Five thousand
people lined the pier as he raised the
small sail and scudded seward in the
little Dark Secret.
Sympathetic expressions were heard
in regard to his wife, the bride OF a
few weeks. 1t is her first sea trip,
and she does not realize the perilS of
the high seas she is to encounter at
this season which make playthings
of the big transatlantic steamers.
The length of the Dark Secret is
not over fourteen feet. She was sunk
with the weight Of her stores and
800 pounds of lead on her keel. She
was watched through glasses unit
distance and the twilight closed he.
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Petit Jurors Drawn.

The county court on Tuesday drew
the petit ia rorS for the December
term of the circuit court at LeXlng-
ton. The list is appended;
Clay township-Walter Masterson'
IT, Hammer, Bmtton CampoelI'
Davis township-Claud WllIlS' JOS
A. Attcbury, W. ], Craig
Dover towuihjp-We0 Cole' Lee
Smith, Louis Barley
Freedom township -henry flo''
king, Jno. Kammcycr. f. W. Becker
Lexington tov"hip-Tbos NelSo"'
Chas. Bear, .IuO, Carter
Middleton township William FIa'r'
W. II. Laudrum, r. c. Bootcn,
Sni.a-Bar towOship-J' o. MarV'"'
q. L. Rose, c, D. Edwards
Washington NVnship-W' u Az
k,ns. Bert Jennings, D. b. Herr
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ArgOnia Literary Society.

The entertainment given Saturday
evening by the Argonia Literary
Society Of Central college was, as
usual, an event of great pleasure to
those in attendance, The following
programme was carried out:
Presidents Address
Charlotte Donaldson.
Devotional Exercises, Chaplain.
Piano Solo, Sonata f Minor First
Movement), Beethoven.
Margaret Aull.
Reading, "a Kindergarten Christ
mas" Carruth.
Frances Brown.
Piano Solo, "La Fontaine, Bohm.
Pearl Shut.
Essay, "Windows."
Elizabeth Andrew.
Violin Solo, "Cavalleria Rusticana,'
Mascagni.
Ouida Ramsey.
Reading
IA. "L'Envoy," Klpling.
b. "Good-bY, God Bless You,
Eugene Field.
Lessie Clare Bates.
Song, Argonia Society.
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Mrs. Carl Hays and two sisters,
Misses Bessie and Jessie Mayer, were
called to Pueblo, Col, Monday by a
telegram announcing the death of
their father, P. Mayer. Mrs. Hays is
a resident of Lexington while the
Misses Mayer are students at Baptist
college.
Happiness depends very much on the
condition Of the liver and kidneys. The
ills of life make but little impression Oh
those whose digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys with
Herbine and enjoy health and buoyancy
of spirits. Price, so cents. For sale by
Crenshaw & Young. 10-5m1
Editor Boyle, of the Richmond
Democrat came over with the foot
ball team from his town Saturday
and while in Lexington paid the
INTELLIGENGER an appreciated visit.
Mr.. Boyle will probably be a can
didate for representative 10 Ray
county next year.
WANTED-Several persons Of character
and good reputation In each state Zone In
this county required) to represent aud
a advertise old established wealthy business
house OF solid financial standing. Salary
$500 weekly with expenses additional,
all payable In cash each Wednesday direct
from head offices. Horse and carriages
furnished, when necessary. References.
Enclose self. addressed stamped envelope
Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago.
Odessa Ledger: Moses Emanuel,
who resides heal Greenton, holds the
belt for the best corn growing in this
section of the county this drouthy
year. He brought a half dozen ears
to town the other day that are as Fir G
as were ever grown any old year.
Nose has a splendid farm and knows
how to till the soil in a way that
will produce corn most any kind of a
season.
The Missouri Pacific officials have
decided to increase the force work
ing on the j. G. B. & L. extension tt
, Jefferson City and also the n work
/ ing on the Myrick cutoff, in hope Of
having the work completed before the
! cold weather sets in. Large forces o
men are daily sent to Boonville anc
Myrick to supply the increased de
. mand.-Sedalia Capital.
l Carroll Casner, Of Lafayette county
is visiting old friends in this city
Mr.. Casner is probably the oldes'
! man low living that was born IL
Carroll county. He was born 10 th'
? old Tuil house in the north par
of our city in 1929, and for a larg'
n number of years was n of our bes
e and foremost citizens. He now live
in Lafayette county and this is tn
g first visit he has paid to his old hom'
for fifteen years. He will keeI
t posted about his old friends hereafte
+. by reading the Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
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The lineup was as follows:

The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy took in just S2O5 at the
annual supper on Thursday evening
and the dinner they prepared for the
public on Friday. Their expenses
amounted to about $40, hence they
have a net profit Of $3.50 to apply on
the home cemetery at HigginsviIle,
The q. D. G. deserve great credit for
their work.
Mrs. Clarence Vivlon went to Hig-
ginsville Tuesday morning for a visit
of several days with Mrs. Ed
O'Brien and Mrs. Sam Downing.
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WANTED-SeVeral persons OF character
and good reputation in each state Zone in
this county requirsd) to represent and
advertise old established wealthy businesy
house OF solid financial standing. Salary
$500 weekly with expenses additional,
all payable in cash each Wednesday direct
from head offices. Horse and carriages
furnished, when necessary. References.
Euclose sell addressed stamped envelope.
Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago.
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w. NJ. A, Won,
Argonia Society

The w. M. A. foot ball team
defeated the A.. AS of Richmond
Saturday, the score having been ten
to nothing in favor of Lexington.
The weather was most too warm for
fast foot ball, but tended to give a
line on the team. Cole at half played
a fine game. For Richmond Masman
and Boyle, both old M. S. U. men,
and Randall at end played stiff ball.
Altogether the game gives much
encouragement to W. M. AS team.
The next game is with M. V. c. at
Marshall Monday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-10-12

D, Hacker on Monday sold his
business house at Tenth and Main
streets to Glen Bledsoe. The INTEL
LIGENCER understands that the con-
sideration was 81, 500.
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1 am satisfied that Teethina (teetbing
powders) have saved more children ii an
all the doctors put together. l have
recommended Teethina when the doctors
gave up the child, aud 1t cured at once.
LOUIS f. WAIBEL, Phi, g.,
10 5l2 Druggist, st. Louis, No.
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from view. The vessel will be more
than six weeks in making the Azore
Islands, which is to be the first
stopping place,
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PEOPLE


ruson has returned from a
friends at Higginsyille.
NJ. Mountjoy went to St.
81 'a,y mcruing to visit friends.
ucNeel, Of odessa, was a
,,,torin Lexington Monday.
rl,,e Groves has returned
L,,t With relatives at Kansas
ueathman returned Monday
,om a visit with friends at
Ciy,
Shelby, of Florence, Kas,,
Tuesday morning for a visit
lends and relatives
ueory Klee left Monday morn
81, Louis, after an extended
In relatives in Lexington.
.,,iage license was issued Sat
fterDoon to John Owen, of
and Martha Joplin, Of Hig-
spsier company keeps a call book
T,mmoth liverv stable, and on at
%Iacsptral hotel. Leave orders al
aces. "-]'-"
ection was taken up on Tues
ming at Central college for
1ne ransom fund and $1S.O 90
lized.
Meta Primer, who has been
h Of friends in Lexington for
days, returned Sunday to her
St. Louis.
h Of Christ Scientist, Sunda
as follows: 1890 a. M, Sunday
l:SA a. n, at Knights Of Pythias
are cordially invited. II
"A Pearl Smith went to Water
nday afternoon 10 visit his
. He spent Monday on a
expedition.
8 0relia Miller left for the
i Territory Saturday morning,
d visit Of two weeks with the
Of Judge John Il. Ryland.
i MONEY TO LoAN.-0n good real
kcurIty. In sums Of $500 aud up,
b. cent. No com mission, no red
Apply to J. Q. Plettenburg. II
|feOce Peak has sold his beau
Saddle mare, Lacy Cox" to
4 Tut, Of Kansas City, for $500.
Eare goes to Miss Helen Gould.
/ young society gentlemen of
] ton gave a pleasant dance at
D ball Monday night. Music
finished by the Italian
/ GIbney Stock company, that
Ehe boards at the New Grand
|house all last week, left Sunday
Evansville to meet a weeks
Ement.
l Elizabeth Taylor, of Kansas
spent Sunday with her sister,
Lewis Neale. Miss Florence
/, Of Kansas, also spent Sunday
bone folks.
Ige Samuel Hudson and daugh.
Mss Matte, have returned t
home at Buckner, after a viSiI
The families of T. c. SawyeI
Ioung Ewing.
: W. NJ. A. foot ball team re
. Tuesday morning from Mar
where they played the NJ. V
% Monday. The score was |.
10 favor OF Marshall.
pt' Thomas Bradbury, VIII
several days ia Lexington II
interest OF the New York Lii
'aOce company, left Saturda.
for his home in Jelferso.
marriage license was issue.
laY Afternoon TO Mr.. s. !
OF Aullville, and Mis-
leila May Harrison, Of CordeI
are popular school teachers {
nave seen the frail infant whe
''u' struggle for existence SCENE
v ended, resuscitated and mad
Z Oy the use OF Whites Cream Vel
TO- Price, 25 cents. For sale b
'0'w 4 Young. 10 5m1.
It Rey. DR.. E. G. Gordon an
. H. Moorehead went to Fulto
to attend a synod of ii
'!'eFlan church which will be
'u all week. The gentleme
sent the Lexington church.
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BULL FOR SALE.
Young bull for sale; good size; good
color; good individual; thoroughbred.
6-22tf II. B. CAMPBELL.