The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-08-23
TIE NERIVETHER HLBBHIE.
What an Honest Enemy Says Of
the Base Conspiracy.
THE SfGIO6Es MIRROR Discussed.
.MiRR wssG TIE state Republican, HSGB
no Sdlhlt Like This"

MisSohrfG chances or going repdB9
ncsff this 5eargrcw steadily Simmer.
The alliance between populistfcd dei1as
gsogues, 2demctrstic lobbyist mslc5ns
tents and republican voie-Buyers Is
too plainly dtclsrsd5in the opnositi0n
t6'CbveFnor D6ekery's democratic adj
ministfatioho The people ofMlssourf
Cannot be fooled by a combine "a
socialists and plutocrats TheyiwiH
not throw down Governor Dcckery 30
help tie popuIistG send republican
millionaire to tine United States
Senate. The popuIistsl won't stadd
for such a stultifying sell-Sut of theit
principles. The republicans WON'T
stand for such = dicKer with the men
who say or think that property is !.
theft. The democrats win look at
Governor DockSry; then they Wills see
that bis chief enemy and organizerof
the revolt against him is the boss
lobbyist Of the STATE, democrat lou
byiug now to 0lecta republican sena-
tor, a corporation corruptionist fra
terniziug with rabid anti.corporation-
lists, a legislative fine worker tied up
with weird feformsrs, who are work
| ing FOR thelnterests they profess 10
desire t5destfoy. Such hybrid Op-
lposition commands no ones respect
| or confidence. IT'S only reason for
e xistenteo4i boodIe. It IL ceuented
together, essentially, by dishonesty.
rhelpedpieAwnl rally to the support
of GovefH6F BBckefy against suchaA
brazen ditksF aad deal Asfded from
its being imraeEal aud agaihstpublic
lipolfcyian t6b 9 oSoha6ihe's1 Fwork'idis
COARSE nMissouffans can nseel through
'l7f6El Clearly Many might wisHthatthe
state cwGHqda Eos republican, if6Fha
lIchahge.a Bat shstSF that hito would be
-ttf6gd s61efa'it itop fE6Bsyistpd Phelps,
-PssddoaA h9fchiEPid MefiweSfeAo uahl
.IIgREchard Troesdsh ReEehs.5 Ddckefy
/ lIiBotisI Tip bigger and better Bhe more
i II-he'istohtraSeed Wftha hFs eheaifes'fn
sthis hgh@nIThS people 'are ready'to
say, "they love him, "lfofof nc Ctisr
Fteason2, 'fof9 the seueinies 2 he has
3 made e.szl'lT6eg frggb6blicansio 81 Mis-
q ESouff have throws away thsf chance
I, FoY SGctess, III TIE first place abSl mar
I Eibg nSilchf al sAlMRce Is tiisy have
I made, add9, ID ifhe second Place, by
I ndfafkaithg 1t 70 cidfhsii7 aS t5 expose its
. fanShifufbGs tefHiS t09The popular
Y hIsSsaiannd irgsl gnsm nsdi o. o7on
7 Esdi honssf-s1.vv gt-r77t7-t ru- Iot ,iasa
! bis 1svo EaHpdlingdyts b,drom
' laiAR9pt d 1922 QIIcblqqiak gTnp9ssdAEipigRt It
. Miss Edith sabdrugRfer Of Iid "
Q Brslsffp4E4dy assagd woman ,yith a basket
2 approaching the house. The,YY99lmFIaau
Z bag bee bessn, !, driysn st9ql lPe4 lhlq1pssTin a
z hbpegy dby a, man who rdFpyf stasYS(lj
e ahead when she gott out and CAUTIOUSLY
ie placed ,thee basket Inside tPe ffETgnl
i, DOOR which NNs7t 7tbeH aqpep4 mi Mlls'
: Edith then called 70 her father ewYp1t
r.
ID ,Yas down stairs tRi see what what vas n
e; the basket. MI, Brelfford On piekpt
= up the basket dlscoyered that 6 IL
= coqteptA vas Is, baby boy lhbRat biRat thrFse' tlhrs
or four days lolf. Bg Tbs tlhJl tine tp'
le woman i, hsdl, hssrdl,oggp ggpttep sin the Rgggg ant
e the. pair had tgrn6d south 4nE II ,th'
Y ,Higginsyllle EoAa1 Ms. BIelssffoEr'
Y notified the county officials and tn
j baby vas turned over to them, I
q, since been takes by Nj. and Mrs
e Lon Graysou of Hisi Lexington VIII
y have agreed 70 care for it,aH e8n
. Prof. j. n Pcet, Of Leayenw5rsh
Il Who was mere wednesday, has lease
de the third floor Of ID. W..B Tevis
l't building, now occupied by t'i5photo
IN graph gallery Of A.. NJ. f'rOmhaFt
y, ~ Prof. Peet says that he intends t
lis open bis business college as teir th
ls- first Of Sep lember as possible and b
IN gone to Kansas City TO procure th
"e necessary furniture for the scl1dO
ne Prof. Peet has been Connected Il
~ some time With the beavenwof
! business college and is ihorgughl
il capable Of ieachlug the branches
on study witch he will place ia b
curriculum.