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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-30

was taken to insure a clean list Of |
petitioners. He said that as To the
expense Of a primary, he would give |
his check for this, If the committee |
would order primary.
Judge Osborn said that he was
opposed to primaries for state officers,
and that be was opposed to granting
this petition because a very larger
percentage of the signers whom be
had personally interviewed said that
they had signed it without reading it
aud without knowing Of the judges
and clerks clause, and that they would
gladly sign a remonstrance; that upon
inquiry he was informed that such
was the case all over the county. He
said that he had no doubt but that a
counter petition of 5000 names could
be gotten up within a week.
G. j. Hyler of the Confederate
Home spoke on the right of petition
as a constitutional one and urged the
prayer of the petitioners.
Mr. Chies spoke again in answer
to the gentlemen from Waverly, )"
referring to Mr.. Aull and Mr. Wilson,
who held proxies of two committee
men from Middleton township, He
said that the form Of the petition was
rot intended to be discourteous to
the committee OF to carry any in
sinuation: that the provision about
judges and clerks was only meant to
insure that the candidates be repre-
sented at the polls so that when par
tizans attempted to vote ineligibles
the representatives of the other can
didate could challenge them and thus
insure as clean an election as possible.
He said that republicans sometimes
wanted to vote at democratic pri-
maries because it was the only chance
they had to express choice for the
officers to be elected He said that
Mr. Wilson was in error in quoting
: the vote of former elections. That
democrats had died or gone to the
Southwest territories and that we
: have no reason for believing that the
actual number of democrats in the
! county Is greater than the total vote
at the last primary. he again insisted
that no reflection upon the fairness
of the committee was intended, and
he urged that the prayer Of the petit
tioners be granted in the interest OF
! party harmony.
> Vote was then taken upon the res.
! olutions introduced by Judge Osborne
which we're carried, 10 to 4. This vote
was the same as that upon the pri
mary proposition at the first meeting
+, of the new committee in March ant
corresponded with the instructions o
the committeeman at the time o
their election, except in two instance
= Committeeman Berry and Harwoot
= who had voted for an ordinary pri
mary at the first meeting in March
y voted against the extraordinary kint
= asked for 10 the petition.
y The vote for and against the resolu
- tiOnS was as follows:
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-30
James Pollard Drowned.

James Pollard was drowned Satur-
day evening while crossing the Sni
near Rudolph Shiebers home on what
is called the middle road to Odessa.
Mr., Pollard in company with James
billiard, neighbor, was driving home
from Lexington when the accident
happened. The Sni was unusually
high and swift and the wagon and
team were swept away before the
occupants of the wagon had an oppor-
tunity to get out. billiard was carried
down the stream about one.half mile
before he was able to land. The
team was found two miles below the
crossing while the wagon was carried
four miles. Pollard, whose body has
not been found was about 35 years
old and leaves a wife and children.
BODY FOUND.
The body of James Pollard, who
drowned Saturday night while cross
ing the Sni was recovered Wednes-
day afternoon 1t had lodged on a
snag at the bottom Of the stream
about mile below the crossing,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-30
Residence for Sale.

One Of the best residences in the
city, fine lot and good location. Also
very fine vacant lot Apply to
4.9lwl W. B. WILSON.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-04-30

Mrs. w. B Bolton returned from q
visit with relatives and friends In
Pike county and st. Louis Friday
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO
1T IS WORTH your
while to see this
20-r0Om downtown
house. New golden
oak. birdseye maple
and mahogany fur
niture.
ADMINISTER car
pets and rich Ori-
entail hangings-
COST $450O, but
will take $1,000; only
$1,000 down and easy
installments.
PROFIT 1882 per
month: Al transient
location: near Ellis
and Powell.
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PROFESSOR MANSFIELD,
1OO7l5 MARKET ST.
TRANCE CIAAIRVOYANT.
SPIRIT MEDIUM.

SPIRIT MEDIUM
PALNuST
READINGS REDUCED TO 81 FOR Z DAYS.
ny 50 CELEBRATED LIFE READ1NGs
DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AGREE AND
GUARANTEE to make you no charge II
fail to call you by name In full, names OF
your. friends. enemies rivals. I promise
TO tell you whether your husband. wife or
gain the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away. how to succeed in
business speculation. lawsuits: how 20 marry
the one OF your choice; how to regain
youth health and vitality Removes evil In
huencs. cures drink habit locates treasures.
cures all nervous diseases.
How can I have good luck?
How can succeed IN business?
How can make my home happy?
How can conquer my enemies?
How can marry the one 1 chOOsef
How can marry well
How soon can i marry
How can conquer my rival2
How can make any one love met
How soon viii my lover proposef
How can Eet a letter.
How can get a good positiOn2
How can remove bad infuencesf
How can control any one?
How make distant ones think OF met
How can settle my quarrel
How can hold my husbands ioveG
How keep my Wife's lover
PROFESSOR MANSFIELD tells all and
never asks questions.
POSITIVELY NO EQUAL ON EARTH IN
HIS PROFESSION.
HOURS-DAILY, 10 TO T. AND SUNDAY,
10 TO 8
REMEMBER THE NAME.
PROFESSOR MANSFIELD
1OO7h MARKET ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

THE California Debris Commission, having
received applications to mine BY hydraulic
process from ]. McGrath. in Red Rock mine.
at Rowland Flat, Sierra County. Cal, drain
inE into Slate Creek. which reaches Yuba
River. and from Douglas s. Cone and
Charles l. Reynolds, in Smiths Blue Gravel
mine, near Ono, Shasta County. Cal, drain
ing into Jerusalem Creek. which reaches
Sacramento River, gives notice that a meet
ing 70 receive any protests will be held a,
room o. Flood building San Francisco
Cal. Nov. d. 1904. at I 40 D. N.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
AuToMoB1Lns.

'B' CADILLAC, used months, complete
with lamps, baskets. extra tires. etc, price
Oakland.
FORD Automobile 1904 for sale. with lamps
searchlight and tonneau: everything COM
plete. Box 4505 Call office
WANTED-Automobie. light tonneau; auto car
pref. state lowest caHh price. Box 443 Call.
KANTED-Go0d second hand automobile.
state price. etc. Box 4o0s Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
LODa1ra-nousns roe sALH-cea;
MARION GRIFFIN

4oe Hearst building. over Examlnsr ri
trance. corner Third and Market SIS. s.s for for
Black 3e07. Hotels and roonlns .-s..ss free
sale Free list We furnish aDselaS'S
and guarantee titles.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
cIAnvoxAxrs.


As -
Three offices. sas o'Farren street.
Open every day and Sunday.
10 a. m. 70 $ D. m.
PROFESSOR HENRY ELLsMERE-
CLAIRvoYANCT.
WHO HAS ESTABLISHED A REPUTATION
IN EVERY PROMINENT CITY
IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.
THE WONDERFUL POWERS HE HAs
SHOWN. AND NOT BY ADvERTIS-
THE UNLIMITED NUMBER
OF TESTIMONIALS HE
HAS RECEIVED.
L YOU are interested in any Affairs of your
life; II marriage sickness. deaths changes.
ments Of whatever nature wills. deeds. mort
cages lost OF absent friends interest you; IL
successful: where you should go and whom you
should avoid; II you desire % have domestic
troubles removed; your .oittsrsst enemies cor
whatever may be your troubles, suspicious or
desires. visit Professor Henry Ellsmere and he
Will aid you
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Professor Henry Ellsmere has decided %
place his services at the disposal Of the people
OF this city for special readings az the reduced
price OF 81 a sitting.
tended for a period of two weeks
All applIeatlons by mail or special Inessenssr
order to hold the apDcintment-
Tie central location OF Professor Henry
Ellswere's offices and consultation room en-
ables busy people to easily reach him.
TITS Anvrrr 1,STvEPsAII.y SOUGHT
Professor Henry Ellsmers's advice has never
been sought in vain in the great crises Of me-
nf Sognss s 's Sxb tS to5Ss nS1 frune Or
many a have been saved from wreck by a
word from the lips OF this wonderful man; IN
the great game OF business men have staked
their all on the dicta Of Professor Henry Ellis
mere and won. Friends long separated have
been reunited through his instrumentality. The
provsrbiaI ''sIiD 'twixt the cup and the Up
has been averted IN thousands OF Instances
through his ability To read the future Ro-
nances without number have ended happily
and the altar fires OF love burn in countless
homes to-day because OF Professor Henry Els
mere's profound understanding OF human des-
tiny. Obscure diseases have been located by
bis psychic diagnosis and owe their cure 70
his thorough knowledge OF the patients special
DO you WISH TO KNOW
How you have coed luck?
How you can succeed IN business2
How you can make your home happy
How you can conquer your enemies?
How you can marry the one you choossP
How you can obtain perfect health2
How soon You will marry?
How you can conquer your rival?
How How you can make any one love yogI
How X9g yol, can am nena you5 5,a [arly S5oeSes
How you can control any one2
How you can make distant ones think OF youf
How you can hold your husbands lover
How you can hold your wifas lover
Professor Henry Ellsnere tells all and never
asks questions
IF THERE IS ANYTHING HEREIN PRINT
ED WHICH SEEMS IMPROBABLE
CALL ON HIM AND BE
CONVINCED.
Three ofhees--S2e o'F'arrel St., San Francisco.
Every day. 10 a. m. 70 D. m
Open Sunday.
All corrssDondence Promptly Answered
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. T.
lMORTGAGED HOUSE;
mortgage. " o
loaned 5000 on a
20 room house asks
US TO get him an
offer; house has been
newly renovated and
NEWLY A r.
PETED-
Clears $40 monthly:
easy terms II de-
sired: a mechanics
house.
MARION GRIFFIN
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
LoDG1Ne-HousEs ron SALE.

A-CAMERoN & CO., Phone South 1850.
Eddy St. cor Market and Powell
Headquarters tor Rooming- houses Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. a.
lONLY $50 DOWN Sc
cures a swell 12-
room house near
MOB HILL; bal
(S5OO) ON TIME;
fine furniture; cleo
trio lights.
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. S.
BEAUTIFULLY fur
nished 81 room house
in best location in
this city You need
but little money!
(S1b0O to get pos
session; clears $1T5
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

$50 rooms; grand. new modern apartment
house; elegantly furnished and equipped
cheap rent; fine lease; paying $500 TO $50
per month; close in; full of nice people; bar
gain IL taken at once; dissolution OF part
nership
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. a.
STOP - THINK-In-
vestigate as such an
Offer comes only once
In a lifetime; -
rooms; a fine corner
on Sutter street: sub
stantially furnished; /;
a splendid house; a
money maker; only
$1,000 down and easy
payments.
MARION GRIFFIN
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

Elegantly appointed family hotel of 2S rooms
furnished with everything OF the best: nc
better location in city; high-class people
furnished new about L year; II taken al
once win be sold at y actual cost TO furnish
account OF sickness.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

Well located house close in. with cheap rent
two years lease: furniture and carpets in
frst-class condition; will guarantee to clear
$500 per month now and can be made tC
clear $500; fine business proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. 10
wANTED-A LADY
OR GENTLEMAN
o r EDUCATION
A n d REFINE
MENT TO IN
We S T IGATE Al
NEW AND MOD
ERN HOUSE OF 6s
ROOMS; PARTLY
FURNISHED: ALL
BRA AND NE w:
F L z c T r I G.
LIGHTS: P RIG e
$500; PROPERLY
MANAGED WOULD
C-L r A r $500
MONTHLY.
MARION GRIFT
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

We have a number of special bargains in nat
of B to 10 rooms. new and modern; can b
had for less than half cost to furnish: mus
be sold: either account of sickness or de
Darture.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

UNITARIAN Church Csecond). corner Twen-
fieth and CaDD SITS. take Mission or Valen-
'Cin 81 car.)-C. Calvert Snoot minister.
IRE sunday SCI hool meets at 9:4J o'clock
Mrs. J.. A. C0vel suDer1ntendent At the
morning service, az IL o clock &. Calvert
Smoot viii preach. subject. what the
Church owes tire World" Music by Orches-
IRA end choir. under the direction OF Mr.
Jabish Clement. All cordially invited. No
evening service
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

For sale-snap: apartment-house OF IL rooms
completely furnished. clearing SO per month,
with rear cottage, also furnished; rents Tor
SD per month; lot 50x1S5i price Tor ali,
$1,000 or viii exchange for broom cottage
S250o-S5O0 cash buys a new house OF Q rooms
and bath: lot 40xlO0: Golden Gate; or will
rent for $50 per month
S2TV.-Buys cottage. rooms and bath; lot
s03ls5. VIII be completed Dec l. near Key
1--~rr ID 4 acres in Elmhurst. with cottage OF
3 rooms and bath; hot and cold water; $50
choice fruit trees at a bargain
e3500-2-story, rooms and oath; lot 35xl4O;
rented for $50 per month: owner will take
5000 mortgage. a good investment.
S5o0-Lot In Emeryville. 50U1O0; cheap
sls50-Buys cottage. rooms and bath; all
S250o-Isuys store building with rooms and
bath; al modern. with barn and driveway:
now occupied a grocery doing good
business: lot z1x120s a snap
3Is00-Cottage, rooms and bath; lot 5O1120;
East Oakland.
Pine furnished hat-iTth St: rent $50
Furnished fiat rooms and bath: Berke-
Tor renf-CottaEe. 4 rooms and bath: Linden
St; So
BUSINESS CHANCES.
10 you want 10 buy OF sell business7
Come and see US
custom bakery. 500 loaves per day. pies
C-onfec1ioaery and ice cream business. big
trade
Hardware stores and paints. $4,000 trade
Groceries. $1,000 trade monthly
Gents furnishing and custom tailoring busi-
ness.
Millinery. hrst-olass trade.
Dairy. creamery and milk business, 80 cows
biz route; a bargain
CHAS. c. HUBERT,
eI1 Broadway Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO g.
A 12-ROOM house
Reduced to S4OO:
Central; rent $50
Income over rent S47-i
All men roomers
Not a first class
house but it's re-
spectacle
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

THIRD Congregational Church, Fifteenth St
near Aission-Rer. William Raider pastor;
residence Hotel Manhattan. II a. m ELL
lah and Jonah. or TWO Types OF Religion
COntrastec." 80 p. m, "Oiver Twist
a Study IN Boys" Fourth In series The
Caiet Corps and RAIDER Reserves will at
rcuc IL z body
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

We have 13 beautifully furnished rooms II
fine block on Post ST.: full incest kind Of
roomers; new and modern throughout; brings
in nice income; furniture in oak, birdsey'
maple velvet and administer carpets; cos
$500 10 furnish six months ago; obliged L
leave city: big bargain $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

y - A-e-<ll- nttelllk VIII oe nelo al the Young
Mems Christian Association to-day al 3
clock. q which all men Of the city are in
vited. Rev Z. r Baker. DID. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church OF Oakland will
deliver the address. and the Robson's or
cnestFa VIII furnish special music. This
meeting win be followed by a sacred con-
cert, group Bible classes and a fellowship
luncheon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

TRINITY Presbyterian Church Twenty third
and Caup sts.-Rev. Edward K Strong,
pasiCr- Divine worship AZ II a m. and Z 80
D. TIE pastor viii preach in the morn
INK and Rev. George L. Spinning, d. D. OF
south Orange. y. J., a former pastor Of
Trinity Church viii preach IN the evening
Bible school ~ noon and Endeavor Society
az $50 p n. Strangers welcome
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

THE California Debris Commission. having re-
ceived applications to mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from E Santirfo. IN Santirfo mine, near
Volcano. Auador County Cal. draining into
Grass Valley Gre k. which reaches Moke-
lumne River. from l. Delucchi and S. MAJ
zera, in MazzeTa mine, near Volcano ANA
dor County. Cal. draining into South Branch
Sutter Greek, which reaches Mokelumne
River; from .. Engle. in Manila mine near
Igo. Shasta County, Cal. draining into Dry
Creek. which reaches Sacramento River;
from Gold Run Mining Company in Gold
Run mine, near Quincy. Plurnas County,
Cal. draining into Spanish Creek which
reaches Feather River, and from H A. and
f. A. Hallstead, In Megown mine near
Spanish ranch. Plumas County CAL drain
ing into Spanish Creek. which reaches Feath-
River. gives notice that meeting to re-
ceive any protests viii be held at room 96,
Flood building, San Francisco, Cal, Nov.
2S. 1904. at 1.30 p.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

L.
MARION GRIFFIN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO.
PRICE NOW-S1SOO-
A 80 room house; /;
profit S140 monthly
over-all-expenses;
easy TO manage IL;
the = roomers - are
honest working peo-
pie.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

FIRST congregational Church. corner Post and
Mason sls--Rev. George c. Adams. D. D.,
-astor. VIII preach at both services. At II
q. m, topic. "A Religious Revival" At 7,45
d. n, topic. The Letter and the Spirit"
An are cordially invited
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO. D.
PROFIT s4s MONTH
LY: nice. clean. re-
spectacle rooming
house on the sunny
side: north Of Mar
ket IA rooms: price
$3.50 twas $1,000:
TERMS $500 down
and SO each month
MARION GRIEEIN
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

CHAS C. HUBERT.
Successor TO FRANK P LEE.
911 Broadway.
LISTING YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us
MEANS SELLING IT.
LISTING YOUR FLATS OR FLOORS MEANS
RENTING THEM.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
As 5 $50 :
Three offices. 326 O'Farrell street,
Open every day and Sunday.
10 a. m. 70 D. m.

PROFESSOR HENRY ELLSMERE
THE GREATEST LIVING EXPONENT OF
CLAIRVOYANCT.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

UNITARIAN Church CFirst), SW. cor Geary
and Franklin sts.-Rev Bradford Leavitt
minister Junior Church and Sunday school
are al 10 O'Clock. Rev. Bradford Leavitt
and a.. A. MuraOck superintendents. Sunday
service is 81 II o'clock. There is no evening
service Mr. Leavitt will preach: subject
'rhe Bible" This IS The first Of a series
~ SIX Straight Sermons on Great Subjects -
Music by quartet under direction OF H
Brctherick. Organist. All are cordially in
vited.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

AAA- RICHARD MAYO.
The Man With Psychic Powers
The greatest living adviser the continent.
To all who come prepared to have a reading.
This week 81: my regular s5 reading, 81
this
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

MARINE Engineers Beneficial Association No.
35-MembeTs are hereby notified 10 attend
the funeral Of our deceased brother N p
QUINN from the parlors of the United Un-
dertakers S5O Mission street, SUNDAY, No
vember 13 at $3.50 q. m
RICHARD J. MURRAY. President.
WM NJ. cOOMBs. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

FOR sale-First class bazaar; located In tnrlV-
ing location. city; fine Dlateglass WINDOWS,
store fixtures: large stock; long lease: cneap
rent doing good business clearing Slo0 70 70
5000 Der month: trial given established IL
years; one OF best propositions in city; SICK
ness: snap: price $500.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

WANTED-Go0d
state price. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

NO, IL
NOTICE.
WE make exchanges
of all kinds. Let US
know what kind Of
an exchange you
would like Or II
you need money to
put IN with your
property on a trade
We can accommodate
IARIoN GRIFFIN. S'
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

FIRST Prssiy terian Church. Van Ness ave.
and Sacra1.entr Ft-Rev. William Kirk
Guthrie. pastor. Services at II a m and
80 g. The pastor will preach at both
services. S1nday-schooI. 9:z0 a. m. Chris
fian EndeaVor. $50 and 30 2. m: Wednes-
day ?. m. midweek service. All are cor
dlaiiy Invited
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

HIS REPUTATION HAS BEEN EARNED BIZ
THE WONDERFUL POWERS HE HAB
SHOWN. AND NOT BY ADVERTIS-
ING AS is ATrESTED TO BY
THE UNLIMITED NUMBER
OF TESTIMONIALS he
HAS RECEIVED.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

secondhand automobile:
Box zoos. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
BUSINESS cHArcns-oontinued.

A-CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1VOV
Eddy ST. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business cnanees
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19

with the blossoms around The guests
besides Mrs. Russell and Mrs Jennings
were Mrs. Heber III Wells, Mrs T. 3
B8scom. Mrs. j. r. Walker. Mrs. Ed
win S. Ferry. Mrs. Joseph BidweA, MIS-.
Kenneth q. Kerr and Mrs. Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. i. Jones entertained
Thursday evening at reception az
their home ON n street The affair 7yas
in honor of their tWenty-hfth wedding
anniversary, and about 100 friends were
invited. Tkey were assisted i'm recelV-
ing by mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jones
Mrs. NJ b. Johnson and Miss annie
Murphy. Miss Marion Jones pfeslQe0
ia the dining room, ana assisting heI
were the Misses Nellie and Eva mason
Mrs. Melvin S0Wles poured cOtIee ana
Miss Bessie Omcer served punch. A
fine musical programme was rendered,
those taking part being Fred Graham
Is. ii. Schettler and ". a.. Give. The
house was decorated throughout with
roses, the parlors in pure white, and in
the library deep red Jacqueminots were
used, and American Beauties In the
dining room.
The Cleveland Leader has long and
interesting article about tie senior
class day exercises at Western Reserve
university which sets forth the fact
that Miss Florence Il. Allen, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. G. u. Allen, was the
leader both i'm preparing the play pre-
scented and i'm its presentation. A Hin
doc drama written I'm Sanscrit many
years ago was adapted to the purposes
of the class and given the modern title
of "The Famous Ring. and the whole
was presented in an outdoor scene IN
the old orchard at the college Miss
Allen was the leading imam" taking
the part of Hushyant, emperor Of In
dia- The work of Miss Allen is espe-
cially wen spoken Of. both in the stag
ing Of the play and I'm the dramatic
part.
Word was received in the city yester-
day Of the marriage last Tuesday Of
Miss Bertha. Winaus, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. IT. S. Winans, and Louis B.
May. The marriage took place at the
home of the Winans in Denver and
Mr. and Mrs. May viii make their
home in Denver The family is well
known here, having made their home
in Salt Lake for many years.