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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08
when the Swallows
Homeward Fly"

The swallows may not get here next Monday, but our Special
Sale of Blankets, Calico Wrappers, Mems White Shirts, Long Cloths.
Carpets &c. will begin on that day. These are snaps. which you
ought to snap up-dont delay. Come Monday the first day or YOU
may miss getting what you want. Remember that when we advertise
bargains. we mean BIG oNESI Remember also that all goods offered
at cut prices for the last six weeks, and yet unsold, are held at the
same low prices. Ask for what you want.
SpaIs large heavy al, wool grey od blankets WORTH Sl fOr,~~"~.s as
9pars large, heavy Ill wool grey bed blankets. wort $50 for. ........ SAG
Spurs large heavy, all wool red bed blankets worth 1926 for ......s26s
Sphrs large heavy. all wool red plaid blankets worth s35 for .e...... SECS
spars large heavy cotton and wool rec bed blankets worth 20 for. j. sl9s
pairs large all wool fine white bed blankets worth $47 or...... .S3qS
pair large all wool fine white bed blankets worth s4@ for .... ....... $40
WO mt white unlaundered linen bosom shirts, for. ...... go. ..... 4c
% oozenb lack spool silk, full 100 yds SOC per dozen rs spoos 70. ....., SC
10 pieces fine English long cloth, ~ I'd pieces for. 49,. s1s
lSpeces I'M English long cloth I'd pieces
7peces Sc inch turkey red table damask, for. 49,. .... ..... gc
opeces 10 men turkey rec table dauask fr"..-.". ..-....".". -. &c
100 ladies calico wrappers, well made and nice fitting atEc @c, slS and Sis each
%dozen. splendid buck towels per dozen 49,. .... ....
ndozen large cotton buck towels per dozen. $50. 49,. .... SOC
lpece q inch black satn,v ey heavy, TO. Tc
The balance of our wash silks r.. .. noe
4peces extra super IA all wool carpets worth CSC and 7n. for. 49,. ....a SOC
We thank or friends for their generous patronage bestowed upon US during
the progress OF theses special sales which we have been making since Christmas.
We have been successful far beyond our most sangune expectations
w. q. MCCausIand
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08

1t is encouraging to note that the people Of the United States
are beeoming more and more sensible oi the value Of foreign trade
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08

The transfer company keeps a call boob
at the Mammoth Livery stable. and on al
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders a
these places 1n-o7-tf
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08
Old Citizen Dead.

Gill Eve Bellies, one Of Lafayette
county's oldest citizens, died at his
home Ia MAYHEM Monday night.
Deceased was about 70 years OF age.
The funeral took place from the
MAYHEM Baptist church Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08

rate department of the Federal Government having special charge Of
industry and commerce, and for the Improvement Of the consular serv-
ice as an agency of commercial expansion, but also BY THE FACT
TIA OUR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ONE AFTER
ANOTHER, R RAPIDLY ADOPTING COMMERCIAL IN
STRUCTION AS AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THEIR
WORK. Even the ordinary high schools are ENGRAVING commercial
geography upon their courses, and during the past year, the Bureau
OF Foreign Commerce has received applications from teachers and
scholars in many parts Of the country for copies Of monthly and other
consular reports as aids in this branch OF study.
The requests for information as to trade conditions in foreign
countries from manufacturers and exporters have multiplied rapidly.
and it may now be said that there is hardly an important business con
Germ in the United States having a present or prospective interest in
foreign trade which does not avail itself Of the data furnished BY the
consular service.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08
Is the World Outgrow-
ING the Bible ? &&&&
BY REV. JAMES M. GRAY, DID.
Noted Bible Lecturer, OF Boston.

ANY are asking the question: as the World Out
growing the Bible !" the answer to which depends
almost entirely on ones point OF view. 1t is easy to
answer it in the negative, for the Bible is to-day the
most popular book in the world. Trilby, Ben Hur,
Richard Carvel, Uncle Toms Cabin, and all the rest,
are not to be compared with it. The taste for such
books is c~apritious, and the favorite to-day is a dead
weight on the booksellers shelves tomorrow; but
the Bible, like Tennyson's brook, keeps on forever.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08

speech but an historical occurrence. When
the world shall have so far outgrown the BIZ
bic as that the personal anti-Christ shall
have been received in place Of the personal
Christ, it will be time for Him to work. And
He will work. His word shall not return
unto Him void. The judgments Of which it
speaks will fall on the iniquitous nations OF
the earth, and the kingdoms Of this world
will become the KINGDOM Of our God and Of
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-03-08

and The importance Of intelligent
and well-directed efforts for its ex-
panslon.
The growth OF popular compre-
hension and approval is illustrated
not only by the establishment of
commercial museums, the organi-
cation of export associations, the
demand for the creation of a sena-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05

BoboneI and Arabian curtoirs ara
the ia:eGt ia the .7.a,':at Gail a, WEI
Days arl! see sG2.e handsome ones.
The Tary ia-cst i: bracelets and sill
yer rings are OF exhibition a: Friends
store. TIE. a:C aS;reT:.se;y pretty ana
TIE prices a.. ioN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Welded IN Virginia City

\ quiet wedding took place at Sa
aul'S church at go O'CLOCK this at
teGnoon when Will Woodbury. OF En-
pire and Miss Flo Powers OF this city
We're united IN the bonds OF matri
mony Rev Darneille O. Carson per
formed the ceremony. viii Pearce
was best man and Miss Alice Conner
ford bridesmaid. The wedding was
strictly private. The happy couple
leave on this evenings train for SaE
Francisco where they will spend the
honeymoon. Upon thei1 return they
will live here.
Both the young people are we'll
s.nown on the Comstnck where the
bride IVES raised and where the hap
pv couple have q host OF friends Mr.
Woodbury., although accredited to
Empire. hes spent much of his time
OF late On the COnlstock and is con
sidered one OF the nagives.-Chroni
Gle
The many friends in this city viii
Join II the general congratulations
that VIII 90 with the young people
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
LAYING Rails

1t is now stated that the Southern
Pacific will be running trains over the
new grade between Browns and Rene
by tne first OF Sept ember 1t is eX
pected that most OF the grading will
he completed by the first OF July the
time called for by the contracts. But
after that il will take some time to
lay the rails and ballast the road II
fact. it is the baliasting that will re
Guire the time. The rails are being
faiG almost as fast as the grading is
done. \ week ago twenty-six miles
OF the rails had been .,,.I east Of the
town OF Wadsworth.
The heaviest work Or the line is the
cut through Browns hill This is min
ETY. feet deep and about twelve hun.i
red ieet long. Two steam shovels are
at work on the excavation and good
progress is being made. 1t will be
ready for the track layers to go on
through in July The rails and ties
have been piled NJ at Browns await.
ing the completion 0: this cut.-Love-
lock Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Thieves Fall Out

Suit has been br,ug..t in he ST..
peTior court at San Francisco against
MetZger s; Franklin. proprie, ors OF a
thieving scheme known as the Little
Louisiana lottery, fer an accounting,
the plair3iffs claiming tha, they We're
swindied out OF 0.0G0 as their share
of the plumber as partners. This is a
case where thieves have fallen out and
nores, rlen get o,hiEg-Report
At , y. IN. today the drill hole on
the Brunswick lodge was down about
$50 feet. The core is showing more
The body Oh the $50 leves has been
reached.-Report
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
rHE MORNING Ape AL
Carson City. Nevada.
The Facts Coming Out

The facts about the Fair estate litl
gation are coming out A few days
ago Simpson, the Sausallto Justice OF
the Peace who married Fair to Mrs
Craven gave out that he had found
tho hook containing the lost record OF
the marriage. This frightened the
neirs and they fastened to o-.er mon
ev TO Mrs. Craven to let go. 1t was
$50 900 Simpson made affidavit that
he married the two and then went on
the stand and swore that he didn't.
Now he has found the RECORD; anu
with lis memory refreshed concludes
that he was mistaken, and then with
a Fair estate wad in front OF his nose
thinks ii was all mistake about the
record being found
All the nigh and honorable attor-
neys who We're retained by Fair s
children admitted that the penciled
will held by Mrs Craven was a gen
lire document and in Fairs handwrit-
ing. Then when they found that
there was also some deeds in the same
handwriting they changed their mind5
and took another yiew-with fat fees
looming up to gid the radience OF thf
change Of view. There has been 8
filthy sea OF perjury running al
through the case and witnesses have
been brihed by the score. about tWi
Gozen people ought to be behind tn
bars cracking rocks but not singh
indictment for all these crimes ma
ever been made. Every one in Neva
da knows that Fair hired John Kosse
to kill Fred Smith and then he had t
have kosSer put ont of the way t
keep him quiet. What he did wit
the next assassin is not known. Ye
no grand jury in Nevada ever had til
courage to investigate these crime:
and the people sent the perpTetratC
to the u. S. Senate. Under the CT
cumstanCes Nevada cannot call Cal
fornia down for a laxity in her sy
TEN Of labelling out justice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
The Relay Race

From all appearances Their" viii be
an exciting relay race during the Re
nc Carnival between he Carson team
and the Reno Wheelmen. For time
there seemed TO be q hitch in the pro
gram and some talk Of no agreement
between the teams. From what can
De learned the Reno team and tle
Carnival directors have about agreed
On liberal terms. whereby the Carson
boys can afford to devote the time that
is necessary TO prepare for the eX-
citing event. There is no question but
that a relay race VIII do more to draw
a big crowd than anything that could
be put on the program. The Carson
team this year will be the best ever
sent to the Riverside town and if the
boys do not win they Will give the
Reno WEeelmen the tightest race they
have ever tackled. There is no deny
ing the fast that Reno has mad the
greatest team Oh the Coast for many
years and the contest is worth the
| winning. With all arr angeiHents made
the psOple Can look forward to ar
exciting game and one worth uavel
ing to see.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
The Revenue Bill

The News gives some interesting
an estimate OF what it cost to knock
it in the courts. After all the money
spent to render it imperative it is
wonder that the oppon rents OF the bill
did not see the weak point in it at
the start. The spot alluded to was
the amendment which was the bril-
liant idea of Speaker Van Duztr. 1t
provided that the Chair should have
no voice in the proceedings Of the as
SCISSORS meeting as State Board and
no vote His attention was called 70
the fact that there might be a dead
lock with fourteen members. He ar
gued that such a thing was not likely
to occur and accordingly the amend
ment passed. At the last meeting
there was a motion to assess the Sou.
thern Pacific $4,000 a mile and the
vote stood 70 Z, and was therefore
declared lost. A motion to assess al
| $4,000 g mile also stood t to enc
Was declared lost. The board the.
adjourned without doing any business
| Thus by the ridiculous amendment
the whole object Of the bin was de
;eated. Had the Governor had th'
casting vote some business woui,
have been done.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Card of Thanks

At a regular meeting OF Custer
Post. Eeld last evening vote OF
thanks Was rendered TO the press OF
Carson City. the Nevada State Hand.
the Woodnien. Custer Relief Corps,
Edwin Mulcahy Rev Darneille. .. G.
kitzneysr. Chas. Bray. to our Cali
iornia friends for donations of flow
efs. ard to each and every one who
rendered assistance OF Memorial Day
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
A Handsome Line

NJ. A. Downey is constantly adding
70 his stock OF carpets and household
furnishings. In the carpet line he is
pies and stock goods ever brought to
this city. They are all from the re-
liable and celebrated house Of w. &
J. sloane which is a guarantee Of
their value. The ladies are invited
10 call and inspect the samples and
the stock On hand. They will find
what they want and at prices that
sult.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
The Maid Of Honor

Last week the newspapers Of this
city published an article ut the re-
quest of the Carnival committee OF
the Reno Street fair. in which it
was requested thai contest re start
ed for tire most popular young lady
to act as Maid OF Honor to the Queen
that is 10 be elected in Reno. The
proposition has not seemed 10 lave
met with any enthusiasm and it does
seem likely tnat the matter will be
dropped.
Last year when the Carson Carni-
val was held the different towns near
Carson were represented by young
ladies and in RIOS, cases they were
selected by the town the represented
by the committee appointed by the
carnival Committee There was no
trouble over the selections ans! they
met with the approval OF ali concern
ed 'l'he Appeal would suggest to the
Reno committee that t,!ey do Tie same
and no trouble Will arise from the Sc
lection made AS Carson had yot
! ing contest for The Queen it might bt
4 good idea for TIE rcnn people I;
'oalz il over ar select the young lad,
or ladies that received &c hEhcs
votes. There were il numb = OF Yer.
; handsome ana talented s0urg lauiG
in the iisa ana Tie committee VIII fin
pis'.ty O. mao. a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Died From His Injuries

John s. Mayhugh. who was injured
by being thrown from horse last
week, died Tuesday morning at E,ko
Mr.. Mayhugh was formerly Indian
agent at the Shoshone reservation and
widely known drought Nevada and
the West.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Woodmen's Special Train

The Woodnlen OF this city Will ru,.
a special train to Reno Sunday. June
sth aud return in the evening the &C
castor. being the unveiiing Of tive mon
nznents by Washes Camp. The train
will leave Carson at $50 in the
morning. Anyone outside the order,
that wishes II take advantage ri tn.
excursion can do so. Fare for the
round trip 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Officers Elected

At a meeting of Piute Tribe In.p.
Order OF Red Men. held last night, the
following officers were elected: Pro-
phct, +. \. Schultz; Sachem. Eli lark
ley; s. s.. Hugh Farley; j. s.. D.
SMALL; G. Of R.. E. c. Vonderhyde.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05

Four new locomotives have been
purchased for the n c. O. railroad
and it is reported that the road will
De wlGeEa1 10 standard sla ge
Enreka district shows an Increase
of one il the number o. school child
ren
About 1900 head 81. horses will be
shipped from Exc to South Omaha
ret Monday.
No 4t25 won the chair given away
b. the Emporium Monday evening
TIE party holding coupon VIII please
car and receive the same.
Statesmen Wante:l-Big salary or
commission paid to sell our goods. by
sample. wholesale or retail. Address
Can DeX Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, n Y. U. S
Tie ranci.ers up Carson valley state
| shat the first crop OF alfalfa Will he
light this year owing to the cold wea
tier for the past molth.
Captain De Lamar las Done away
| with his exploration board that was
/ maintained at cost of SI20.GtlD g
| year. The reason for so Goins wa
The adverse report Of his head. man
Conn, on the Tonopah srcop. Ii :
| e->rerts are now paid b. the trip
! AGENTS Moncpole" Automatic
Fish Hook IS a money-mals,r tor sum
,ner. Fish are caught by even touch
ing the bait. Sample Zoe. three siZ
IS. PC. Berner Co. 753 Lexington
Ave, brooklyn. n. Y.
John Young. miner employed j
tie Con-Virginia mine in Virginia CT
had his leg broken while working wit
; :. drilling machine
A runaway up Main street livene
, up affairs for a short period yeste,
day A wrecked buggy and a badl
!, shaken MAJ. were the results, while
/ '4oNi NGo Oh GotA DP!Ofe Inc anal
, was cold. 1t takes dog fight or
runaway to stir the people ou'
'ssssEXZ1
Tie carnival queen contes. IN Rem
j, is warming up. following being tn
condition OF the vote yesterday: Cal
RE Avenzeno. 1902; Lou Becker. 1853
Kate MCGOWAN. III; Lou Barton. s:
Fl The Wells Fargo company has e.
.ablished an express Office in Tone
, Dah.
| The first payment OF $4,000 of tn
purchase money OF $3.50, 900 to be pai
for the G. & H. tunnel at Tonopah ha
, been paid.
q
e 4 row between drunken men at
{ Carlin railroad camp resulted in on
Of Them being slashed with a knife
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
ALL so Ts

Irlb cures bruises and sprains
TRY JohnsUn's Ice Cream Soda.
Go to II. 3. Gii,sons for your sprin:
mats.
lee Cream Soda a; The Thaxter ,
Drug Store.
II you want ready to wear lady's
hat call On Mrs. Knowles.
Wanted-A woman or girl to do
plain cooking. Inquire at this Office.
Go to G. w. Friend for first class
cigar.
c. w. Friend, MATCHMAKER ard Or
tician.
II You want to be among the living
play Ping Pong. The game can be
| found at Davis & kirman's.
! DR.. Patterson. superintendent OF the
Asylum paid Carson visit yesterday
l For Rent-A 6 room house furnish
j ed. Centrally located. For particu-
lars enquire at this office.
Fer Rent-a four room house cen
Il ally located, furnished. Inquire 0.
NJ SIS Klein.
Jerry Sheehan, passenger conIuc
! tor on the G. P, has been appointed
county to fill the vacancy caused b5
l. the death of the late J. j Hill.
a If you are interested in new ans
@ Fashionable lines OF up to date foot
wear you will be more than satisfied
tons. Always ahead IN reliable toot
wear.
d If you have a bicycle, ladies o
gents, to trade for upholstering Q
n furniture work call OF J. A. Davis
Il The old Junk store near Meyers saloo
II The best tomales in town are mad
by J. B. Azavedo & Co.. opposite the d
pot.
Large stock of wall paper; new
will be sold at 10 per cent real value
New patterns in carpets. NJ.
IT. Downey.
ty Three drunken men from one of tt
ri construction camps got into a row ;
er- Cariin Sunday and one of then. carve
=, two of his inebriated companions wit
as pocket knife.
)le
ar Have Will Day call on you wi
he his handsome line OF carpet sample
ey This is the largest assortment OF his
- grade goods ever shown in Carson
..e FOR RENT-A desira Bile house
Jr the western part OF the city. contai
to ing six rooms, also bathr Dom W:
NE modern conveniences. Apply al {
-; Appeal office or OF J. Doare.
viii Doe O'Toole sued Ed. Hummel f
ms SANDER in Tonopah and the jury dec
: Sd that Eds. remarks about OTTO,
were true. 1t will be long time
. fore O'Toole monkeys with anOt'
a. buzz saw.
ay
on Il is runlored tia. the medical
os rart1ne OF The Southern Pacific c
no has fer sanitary reasons con-. ,ll,
=. East Reno as a site for he railln
sed shops and the terminal Of the :
Lake division.
pitt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05

The Piutes of Nevada are becoming
civilized pretty fast. A seuaw gave
birth to son few days ago and the
proud father had a notice of the event
published in the Wells Herald
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Funeral Arrangements

The funeral OF the late E. T. Du-
puis will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-06-05
Notice to Contractors

Board of Commissioners for care OF
Indigent insane viii meet on Monday
sd jane. 1902 for tie purpose OF con
siderisg BIDS for supplies at the Hos
pital for Mental Diseases a Reno
Nevada. Contracts to date from July
/, 1862 to July /. l9o2 Proposals to
be marked "SupDlies' and addressed
to unders. Gls4tt
Proposals Ior SO" cords OF split
wood. or see cords 81 limb wood and
zoe cords of split wood with be con
sidere;i Al above ia {. Bids to read
i. 0. Z. Reno. SO mnr!2 +. O. B. Asy
lum switch. so mach. Proposals IL
be marked wood Address.
F. l.. NH.DES. Secretary.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-26
COCOON.

F. @. Crosby is spending this week in
Minnesota.
A. E. Sheldon lett Wednesday morn
ing for his home in Hyannis, Neb.
W. R. Lascell was on the sick list
last Thursday.
j. e. Kyle, of Manchester, was in
Coggon last Thursday. Heexpects to
move to Norway, Oregon. the first of
April.
ED. Morris, w. B. Hanger and John
Barker left Monday night for Minneso-
ia.
Mrs. F. w. Booth has been visiting
her father, Mr.. Alexander, of Farley,
the past week.
Miss Vida Blsnch visited friends at
Golden over Sunday.
Dr.. F. W. Booth visited over Sunday
with relatives IN Farley.
Thos. Main was in Iowa Falls on
business the first of the week.
Miss Clara Doane spent Sunday with
her sister in Central City.
Mrs. Katharine Callan, of Winthrop,
visited relativ es in Coggor over Sunday.
w. H. Scofield, of Manchester, visited
his brother, DR.. Scofeld, of Coggon,
over Sunday.
Merit Main spent Sunday at home, re-
turning to school in Cedar Rapids Mon
day morning.
Miss Mary Sco6eld, of Manchester,
visited her brother, DR.. A. II. Scofeld,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-03-26
wild ducks have carefully avoided the

wild ducks have carefully avoided the
Maquoketa river, especially at this point.
True once in while a stray flock
would alight upon our pond. But our
citizens with always the same admir-
able charity, would take down their
scatter shots, and then, after numerous
funerals among duck tribes, the few re-
naming, would take sad and abrupt de-
parture. Our citizens with great chart
tableness always made grand arrange
ments for the obsequies of the deceased,
but not withstanding all this and the
other special functions given for their
entertainment while here, the ducks
never appreciated the kindness. And
for years Torestville held a shady repu-
tation among them, but last Sunday
the sudden change in the atmosphere
caused all the wild duck tribe to as
semble to the protecting shelter OF
woods. Here, all assembled together
were the old ducks, young ducks, the
big ducks, and the little ducks, the
Mallard ducks, the Wood ducks, the
little Teal ducks and numerous other
kinds of ducks. Aye! perhaps even
Canvas Backs. The organization OF
the new Sunday School had no effect
over the bad influence that those ducks
cast. Every gentleman that had CUR
want ont IN ealnta tho pau cnmarc apC
although it was bitter cold all day lone
the siege continued. The high RECORD
for the day seems to have been fifteen
but others up the river report as higt
as twenty-five, as for ourselves, we ex
pect our duck meat to last until gras
comes. A great many of the old hunter
say that they never befors saw 80 man.
ducks on the pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Larabee and children
visited his brother and family, Sunday