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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23
MISSOURI.
How the Name Of TINS Great Common
wealth was Derived-An Inter.
esiing Letter.
The following letter which IS self

The following letter which is self
explanatory is Of unusual interest;
CayOi Jsaersca. February y isoi.-
Mr.. George II. HeaHord, 7os Fisher
Building, Chicago, m-My Dear Sir;
Yours to the secretary Of state has been
referred to this office for reply.
The word "Missoud'' is Of Indian
origin, being the name Of a tribe oil
that name inhabIling the country at Iii
mouth.
The original spelling was "Missou'
ria which probably accounts for ,h'
popular pronunciation, "MEfOurah.
quote from RAIDERS history Of Mis-
sour: Ia 1905. a prospecting party
OF Frenchmen assembled the Missouri
river to where Kansas City is now
located. THIS was the first ascent oil
this noble river by white men. 1t wal
frs, called Pek-t-ia-nou-i, by Mar
quetle, wich is al Indian word mean
ing "muddy water About l7l2 1t was
frst called Missouri, from the name Of
q tribe OF indians who inhabited the
country at its mouth and along a con
siderable portion Of its banks. There
Is no authority for the often repeated
assertion that .,MissOuri means mud
dy." This definition Of the word wa;
given it after the name Of the riveI
was changed from Pekitanoul to Mis-.
ssuri.
Hoping this will DO entirely salts
factory, 1 am, very truly yours,
W. T. DARLINGTON.
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the worlds trade that they can g
abroad and underbid foreign manu- ae'
tuners They have me. the irontnassef'
Of England, France aud Germany and
proved that America can compete VIII
the civilized world, and yet they sell
their products at home st greatly en-
HANGED prices over what they Ssk
abroad.
This is where the injustice comes
in, and IS due entirely to the tarit tna'
prohibits foreign maaofa ,iurers frou'
entering our markets.
..All Of the trusts probably could not
be reached through the repeal oil The
protective tariff, but the majority
could, and It is the belief Of many that
the repeal Of the DINGHY tariff on al
least a number Of articles would 90 9
long way TO solve the trust question
Judge Harmon heartily endorsed
everything that Miller had said. He
had noted with pleasure he SAID 'ha'
Congressman Babcock, chairman oil
the republican congressional commit
tee, had introduced a bill in the house
repeating the DINGHY tariff, SO TAI as
steel aud iron products are concerned
and removing from them the protect
i've duties.
al have been anything but an ardent
enemy of protection" he said. 81 am
opposed to the protection and fostering
of industries on general principles, and
always have used my voice and intiu-
ence against It. l am heartily IN accord
with what MI. Miller says, and am In
favor Of repeating, not afew sections oil
the DiDgley tariff bill, but the whole act
alt has been my contention and the
contention Of the democratic party that
the tariff Is the mother Of trusts. The
gigantic combinations Of capital are the
direct outgrowth Of the tariff and the
republican policy Of protection was d.
rectly responsible for the 'trust issue oil
the last campaign. 1t is responsible fol
the commercial conditions prevailing
today and the country should do away
with the laws that practically close us
off from the world
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The following Is an extract Of ChAs'
Towue's speech delivered In the U. s.
senate. on the Philippine var; One
Of The greatest caiamities Of war
especially . prolonged var, is the
moral degeneracy that sets 10 among
the combatAnts; and I fear that this Is
sometimes even more marked among
the vanqui Nan. 81, flushed With
triumph they believs they have q right
To ,tauPIe TO anY extent on . PROSTATE
enemy. Years OF civilization and peace
teach men to respect the lives and
property Of others, but a few months
Of war seem to scrape off bis veneer Of
virtue aud return them 10 their print
tive savsgery.' This Is profoundly
true; and when We read In the accounts
OF cur operations In the Philippines
how the American soldiers customarily
speak Of their pursuit Of the enemy as
hunting pigger;' how upon one Occa-
sion 3 company heumed in sixty
Flliplnos at . bend OF the Pasig river
and shot them TO death In spite Of
their prayers for quarter (apd have
tsiked with = man who saw h) or how
at another time, = detachment OF
troops surrounded = native house where
a wedding ceremony was being Cele-
brated, set the building on FIRE, and
then shot the escaping guests Of both
seIes--I say when we read or bear Of
suchlneiably tragic things as these is
it possible We eau still pirate about our
EMISSION of friendship or our 'beDev-
olenI Intentions our Christian duty,
or Of the glory Of such deeds of armsP
God speed the DAY whom the American
people, whose annals blaze with
records Of unequaled heronm, and who
again aud slwsys, u some great cause
demand it, would freely pay with life
itself the price Of its defense. shall
have the moral courage 70 do their
civic duly-a rarer thing than to face,
undnunted, the c%snnOn's mouth-ADd
with their sovereign voices declare that
this unbOly war for greed and empire
shall be stopped, and that no soldier Of
the United States shall ever again In
all our history be sent to other lands
to wal On people fighting for their
liberty"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Congressman cOwhert Of Missouri
made a great fight ID the national
house agAiust the ~disgraceiuI grabbing
Of railroad privileges in the district Of
Columbia by the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio railroad com.
Psuies. By the bills which were passed
several millions Of dollars we're il
effect donated TO these companies. Il
is charged. and evidently with goot
reason, that the bills were passed t.
Psy off a campaign debt,-Johnsol
County Star.
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The wsverly Waterman proposes q
very radical, even though not q ven
practical. remedy for the trust evil.
He advises that u refuse to
purchase any truSt-nade article and
thus stsrve them out Of buEiness.
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Once 10 q while you will hud q mar
who believes that Il Is outrageous to
ask a councilman, or any other public
official to serve for less than the salary
named BY law, or even 10 contribute
his salaries to a public Light fund;
In fact, Il Is q misdemeanor for the
officer to offer TO serve for less than the
law allows aud that is q good law.
These same gentlemen at the same
time take the position that newspaper
men should do the legal printing for
less than the legal rate; in fact, they
favor putting 1t up to the lowest bidder,
regardless Of circulation, and some
are In favor Of giving It to even a
Chlnamau, II be will do the work for
nothing. The strange thing is that once
Ia a while you will find . newspaper
man Of tbs sane opinion. Why Ia
there not 3 law making II 8 misde'
msanor for a newspaper man 10 serve
the public for nothings The editor
vii cry ''hsrd tines" claim to be
broke or refuse TO contribute toward
soy public enterprise, uss 10 money
for soy OF the public movements,
vnfcs a-ua1a easn. ne VIII insist that
the salaries OF the. officials be kept out
~rsg.Ously high. He don't object TO
them not earning the salary they get.
At The same time, be agrees with those
who claim that newspaper men alone,
Of all men who have business for the
public, should cut each others threats.
What do you think Of this class Of
newspaper msni Hunt up your una
bridged dictionary and see Il you car
Aud . word which will express JUS
exactly your opinion Of them. Nc
Fouder some papers are e~ousider,c
"ehesP" by the public. They cheaper
themselves. The public never has 4
higher opinion Of q paper than tina,
held by its editor. Cheap Cinnamon
are few in he printing business. Why
they are even losing q in the LAUNDRY
business. -Mexic Ledger.
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Liberty In Healing,



Published by Request.
We clip the following editorial, un-
der the above heading, from the
Boston Herald Of February II, 1901.
The editorial comment in connection
with the pithy remarks of the great
humonst contain volumes Of substan-
tial truth 10 small space
Mark Twain is coming into prom
inence as more than a humorlst or a
literaieur In other directions. he
appears TO be in demand as an author
ity in public affairs. A bill relating to
the practice Of the healing art aud
restricting it's exercise in certain direc-
lions being proposed in the New York
legislature, Mr.. Clemens was asked TO
20 before the committee having 1t In
charge and speak on the subject. He
modestly declined to do 80, on the
ground that he would have no influence
there, but ne gives his views sensibly
on the general principles relating to
the subject. Here are some Of them
SHOW Is IT," inquired MIR. Clemens,
'.that there are 8 thousand ways
constitution, laws, and everything per-
nittiug-tu which 1 maJ dumu my
soul; but when IL comes TO 3 trivial
little matter hh----P"'"'' ;" ~
tho Legislature must prescribe how
shall do ilP
"One Of these bills prescribes that
II your mother falls in a faint you may
not help her. Certain physicians are
are set aside who may give you per
mission to help her; but you may moi
do anything without their prescription
You may smoke, II you choose, but the
number OF cigars must be determined
by q physlcian-you may not say how
many yourself. This bill is so absurd
and ridiculous that I wish somebody
might appear in Albany just to make
fun OF IT,"
But who could have done this SC
we'll as Mr.. ClemensP We think hi
should have gone, on the ground as hi
says himself, that his interest centres
itself upon a broader ground than an!
that is likely to come up in the com
mittee-the ground that every time
statute encroaches upon the liberty o
a citizen 1t is an entering wedge 70
further encroachments and Is a danger
aud that one cannot give his bodil,
health into the hands Of any monopol.
without running the risk Of present.
having bis liberties curtailed in othe
Observation-Disclosures Science Sentinel
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

The Louisiana Press says that. In
the freight wreck at Pegram on the
Alton road waI a car load Of butter
and eggs. They we're mashed INTO
pudding. Next came a car Of bay. l,
was scattered to the four winds. Then
came three cars Of corn. They were
shsllsd. Then came 9 car Of mules.
Not q mule was touched. 'RAh for the
American nuls.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

A special from BoouSllle states
that J. IL. Collins, assistant chief
surveyor for the Missouri Pacific
filed last wednesday with County
Clerk W. b. Rlssler acOnplete survey
and map CT the proposed extension
Of the Missouri Pacific from jefferson
City to Boonyille, shortening the
main line twenty-five miles, In an
interview with one Of the members
of the board OF trade, he stated that
the ST. Louis office of the Missouri
Pacific had assured the committee
that the road would be in running
order by January 2, 1902.
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ORDER OF PUBIlrI
u OF MISSOURI

o. w MISSOURI Nd
l. County II LHhS !.
IN be Circuit Court
4Auuu. Ddcenbe, lAhrm
= Semeer stth, lao ''a' h
D ss,, a: hOOA and Nan
LetskJ. Pic. ~,
shand, Lucy NJ. asanst
liam ~ Hook ana Afau
~ HOOK, Walter + ~
~. ms wife. noma. ~ n
,ehiug. Walter N ntgsut
hroW ninu Dofsndaa,. nitg1
nm ~ this day clms
o. phrlf nunfneya. and az, PAiuf|
'ne A.ione other thlss.
trIa tuts Arthur d. Non NJ
eLa fssie hook, bis wife ialas
Oma l. hrpwpiHs ana Iaelt Q
are non-rtSidents Of ~ ~
mnereupou. Il Il orie,sSts " Il
1aio defendanis b. hss,s " Vi
hs. p.aanuns have commeSaY II
thcsn N thia court, the oset
ualeie q which is 10 os,sed n
Wv, IN partition 10 nsr. .ll
Yerre N Interest The f1iuu 4
~ e.teto, situate 'vlositi
Of lafayette, Btate 81
w. Ine northwest quar-. Va
e.nt quarter and the :
~ TIE northeast quarter n.'shta
~, aud ten no. aores on ssns (
eouuAe,.at quarter Of Tia saiA
o. SAID section fourteen ugtn,s
Pelailelogram, viii" ~
en.sss tho entire breadth =,
tIaot nom north ~ south an y I
township forty. eight ~, nsolAI
p1l. containing ninety arre" ~,
iecl the Interest of SAID i ~ Y
SAID lnnds u the Dnymen, aaai,n /
" nlm ~ cotenant and Ia1lg's Wy
hree hundred and my dnllsI' ne
ana tnab unless the SAID no.
uants pe and appear al this go
tulm thereof. 70 be begun ooetr u
court house In the CIV ana "
county on the lst day a. An1Iilra
before the third day OF sali ! .
th1ll 90 long continue, and /, VIZ
before the last day OF said tern ~. Y
10 piaipufs said petitlonin IN ssiss
vii % taken a. confessed ana
Be rendoted accordingly. 40
Aud r. Il further ordered, tA,,,.
pc published. according 10 iav
lnteuigencer. 4 newspapnr ~ :
County Of Lafayette Tor fo,,
sivoly. published at least once
inserton 70 be at least 1itts.p A.
nfst cay OF said April term, Y
Auue copy from the recoH IA.
byJ. W. BYDsOR. DEPUTY,
Burden. Goldman 4 Gotham. An.
Plaintiffs AUG
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Cuban nhsirs may be used ss al
excuse for calling an extra session Of
congress, but II Mckinley was able to
pull The ~ship-subsldy bill through The
present congress, the status Of The
Cubans would give him very little M
eAslpess.
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..F.n0ss o,the Past
TCUUts VI NHV -
Mount Vernon, ? July, 1866

Mount Vernon, ? July, i76s.
To Captain Job Thompson
Sir;
With this letter comes = hegre
TOm) which I beg the favor OF yo' TO
sell in any Of the Islands you may 60
to. for whatever be viii fetch and
bring me In return from him
oae hid Of best molasses
One ditto Of best rum
One barrel Of lYmes, Il COCA ana
cheap
ose pot of tsuarinds, containing
about 10 lbs.
Two Small ditto OF mixed sweet
meats. about 5 lbs. each.
And the residue, much or little, In
good old spirits.
That this fellow is both a rogue ana
a runaway Ohio he was by no means
remarkable for the former, and never
practised the latter till Of lale) shall
not pretend to deny, but that be Is
exceeding healthy, strsng, and good al
the hoe, the whole neighborhood can
testify, and particularly Mr.. Jennson
and his Son, who have both had him
under them as brennan Of the gang
which gives me reason to hope be may,
with your good management, sell we'll
If kept clean and trim'd up q little
when offered for sale,
/ shall very ~choerfully allow you the
customary commission on this affair,
and must beg the favor of you (iesI DC
should attempt HE escaPe) TO keep
him handcufed till you get TO Sea, or
in the bay, after which doubt not but
you may make him very useful.
wish you a pleasant and prosperous
passage, and a safe and speedy return.
G. Washington.
Above is a copy of a letter to the
captain of a vessel about 10 start to the
West Indies.
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serofuls, or Kings Eri

Bcrofula 10 q diseased state OF.
Affecting the glands, parucuniv
hind the ears, under The eana :
Unless II lie controlled in sarlle'1
vslops kernels, abscessee, ruH''4
tumou. "a
IN. A. v. BANKs RAEuHAIs
has an especial affinity for 'hp
easc. dlssolves kernels and
TIE blood Of this morbid 900
posit, and being n powerful ~ :
~ we'll, the system ls tho'O
this condition. and runniAf WV
scesses healed. ,o
Parunts, do mot neglect n'Iua W.,
Bee 10 II that your children
healthy condition. fro from EMO
On. A. v. BANRs skDlVH'
81. Joseph. No.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

As finally passed, the new law iu
soalh Carolina against the pistol-car.
rying habit, makes It unlawful for aDy
person, except a peace officer. to carry
4 deadly weapon less than twenty
inches 10 length or four pounds ia
weight.
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n. 4. T. REDUCED RATBS I'D
TERRITORY,

Ever since the construction Of
z. q T. ny. through the Indlin y
lie local passenger rate between :
In the Indian Territory has ba'
basis Of Eve cents q mile. Tbs'a'
rats Of passenger fares on rtllUii
ospt In sparcely settled couut1, !
cent? Q mile. The population o.
diaa Tarritory during the past y
hss grown rapidly there b.
large Increase 10 passenger 'rniA
accouut, and the Katy officials r
Ing the wants oil the people =
iustlos Of 20 doipg, have yo'aa'fi
ranged 10 reduce the local passes
20 Q basis OF three cents Q mile :
dnctioa will take place on I" "
vsmber arat. There will BE- si'''
lag among the residents along ~
tbs n. K. a ].
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Rich gold fields have been discovered
in the Alaskan territory given up to
Great Brllisr by the accommodating
Mr.. Hay. This administration can't
be accused Of psrsinoDy when 1t
eOmss to disposlDg Of the property Of
the people.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

The best fowl for the farmer, mature
early. prolific winter layers, plump
bodies, smooth yellow legs, weight 0
and II pounds. COckerels, trios aud
eggs In season. Also Incubator,
Brooder, Bone and Vegetable cutter.
l.B4t EDw +. MEYER
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Ex-Governor Stephens IS TO edit the
Kansas City World for oue day. II he
attempts &c get back a, all the papers
that hsve said bard thirgs about him
II will be an exceedingly voldmipous
rsspe even though It may not be enter.
taIn,ng or instructive.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

A farmer IN Iowa thinks be has die
covered a way 10 bust the twine trust.
From a common weed that grows III
~proiusion on the farms he makes q
Irvine that is both strong and durable
aud Is nov at work 90 a machine for
fts manufacture. Luoh 20 HIN.
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II the officials IN Kansas would dc
their duty there would b 10 joints fol
Mrs. Nation TO wreck. A people
should not enact laws unless they e1,
pect them 10 be enforced, and having
enacted them should see that Is don't
or they are repealed.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

The Massachusetts Frog company
has just been incorporated In Maine,
with a capital Of 5000, Its object
being declared 10 the application TO be
"tO boy, sell, breed and import iroTv
and like animsl,.p
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Notice TO CreditOr


fa no matter OF William ] Gabd I'D
n. Oehlschlager, partner, 1,
latel4 Company, bankrupt
" order Of this court notice /, has,,
that z bearing viii be had uDos \
o. William ]. Gabel and Comm.
charge In bankruptcy at 10 5s
forenoon on the 2sth DAY o, Pes,.l
1901 before the United States Dls.
a. Kansas City, Missouri, Az ~
creditors and other persons ii ~.
appear nc the said timo aud pla,s ',
cause. II any they have, WHY ~ ~.
petihon should not be granted.
inc. n. NUcKOlSi
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Or. J. j. Fulkerooui who will lake
charge Of the collector . ~ 'a March
iarst, informs Us that he W.. have the
assistance Of Mr.. ]. G. worbIugtOn in
The office until such time as be himself
shall feel qualified to take full charge.
Mr.. worthington has had much srper-
,snce in this capacity. and 70 6tter
man could have been found for the
ieslion.
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Mexico has ordered The city marshal
10 keep all the negroes CT the streets
Who are not there on business. whs,
8 blessing such Nd order would be fol
Lexington.
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4 Fortune In Old ViOhus.

Special United States Treasury
Agent Particle, who owns q violin col.
lection valued at csc, 1000 has pur.
chased from the estate Of the late duke
OF Edinburg duke Of sazs-coburg aud
GotbA) bis nine famous violins, among
which are several Of s%tradisanus
make.
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County Has a Rock Pile.

At its last session the Henry county
court discussed the problem Of working
the county prisoners. 1t was thought
BY the judges that a term In the county
jail would not be so lightly regarded
by petty criminals Il a little hard labor
was imposed. Accordingly the sheriff
was ordered to procure several loads OF
rock to be used in filling IN the space
outside the hiicbrack around the court
house yard where the herses stand
when tied.
With ten or twelve loads Of rock
dumped along the south hitch rack,
Sheriff Adalr commenced operations
last Tuesday. OF the SIX prisoner
under jail sentence, four seized theil
hammers and went to work; but Lei
Brady, a Clinton negro, and one other
bowed their necks and refused to wielt
the sledge for Sheriff Adair or any on,
else. They stood sullenly alooi wstch
ing the other prisoners work.
Sheriff Adair at once took steps /,
procure balls and chains to put on hi
refractory prisoners, and will also die
them on bread and water under order
Of the court until they consent to work
Henry County Democrat.
oh, that the county court Of Lafay
cite county would do likewise.
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A 100000 Automobile.

King Leopold, of Belgium, has or
dered sn automobile travelling van con.
tanning a parlor. bedroom and servants
quarters, and to travel iOrty-tiVe miles
an hour. The machine will cost
$50, 900.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

The modern newspaper suables ar
ordinary crank TO obtain more notorie,y
In t~wenty.four hours than = brilliant
: man was able 10 obtain 10 % many
ysars q half a century ago.
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Rut We Sell I'm Steel Rails

While England has sent ont an earl
to be goVerBor-general Of Australia, the
successful bid on i7,40O tons Of steel
rails for the state Of Victoria IN that
commonwealth goes 10 American Arms
IN the lace Of the worlds competition.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARRrI
Go via the Chicago and Aliah I
the Short Line and BestRair
REpucED ROUND TRIP RArrs
IN EXPECT.

REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES
IN EFFECT.
u OF the large hotels at Hdsl
re nov open. In addition tod
hree hundred bosuding hOua
ing accommodations at ressomli'
Hot springs, Arkansas, Is IN !
health and pleasure resort uudEl
Government control. The a,
properties of the Hot Eisa
vouched for by the Surgeon Gud
10 UNITED States. Send for ns
gpated descriptive matter and ID
tsxticulaIs.
II. q. STIDHAM. AMI
Tel. No. 80. HlgCnSiA
MRsCHARLT &. P,tLl
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
through its assistant engineer, Mt
Geo. Phillips, died in the Office OF the
county clerk at Jefferson CITY las'
Wednesday their latest profile or sur
veyor's map of the river route extern
slou from jefferson City to Boonvllle'
Mt. Phillips left on the first tram io'
California aud Boonville TO die maps
pertaining to the new route with the
county clerk Of MoOiteau and Cooper
counties.
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Lands Near Lexington hr,

am authorized 10 offer ID 4
lands in section 2 and 2, DrE
range n, now owned by the hl
Coal Mining Company.
These include the "Yerby iz
Central Female College; lie /
Taylor and Marcus Withsn
n~orthwRrd; the land north d
College commonly known Is
Huh,n or Meets pasture; and
tracts adjoining Lexington d
vicinity.
For prices, terms and Other
ton, apply to
B. 7. WILEY, 81
il-2-4t Lexington Coal MINI
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Kansas City has 5ecome metropolitan
enough TO oUtaln Gu ~ atght car
service, and every pspe. D Ie city IL
claiming the credit for 1t.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

A mAn who voted the rspublIcsr
ticket N the las, two campaigns msy
be q good enough democrat for St
Louis, but he would not oil the bill ii
LAFAYETTE county.