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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-17
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Wooerne s1letermobem.

Der S6leier lit immer Elm tpi9tieer
geitanbtbeit Der Soilette gepeien,
f4rei6t Elm englif9er Mpbeberi9t, uno
tpenn bic Gipiltfatipn i'm au9 ieines
eigentliden 3pedts, bas @eli9t Der
Srau bor Der MGnnerpelt gu perbers
gen, enttleibet bat, 10 1T er bod ieBt
tpieber berufen, cine groBe Ho1e gu
fptelen. Natirli9 tpirb er rur als
@9mud eetragen. Die Sptbeninbuz
itrte pirb it6 freuen, baB langeS6lei<
er, Die bprn Bis CUR SdiGe, 6inten biz
auf benRpdf aum fallen, getragen perz
ben. Oamit aber bas Geit9t bon Der
2uft ni6t abeei9loifen 1T uno Die Nus
gen our9 Die nabe gegeniiberiteaung
Der biinnen Sage pber Spite, mod bas
81 nit Supfen Dber einem MuIter,
nt9t letben, tpirb Der S1leier bpm9e&
fi6t entfernt, an Der linten Seite beg
Suites aufgenommen unb bort 10 brd=
pirt, bab er iiber bas S9r une auf Die
S6ulter fdat. so tpurbe Der S9leier
aud friiBer ~getragen, hi DaB es Der
SrGgerin Iberlafen mar, i'm nd9 8e<
lieben bo95uf6lagen unb auf fun5tlofe
Dirt an%Suorbnen. Die mpbsrne puB<
maderin iiberldBt bieie MnDrbnung
aber nt9t oem 3ufau, 1pnbern iu9t
bur9 f60ne Nabeln ober Ool9e cine
anmutbtse 5orm Der Drapirung fet<
5ubalten.
Sebr 6iibf6 1T audi cine fleine Sal
BEL aus fetner SpiBenblenbe, bic anf
Der &rempe elmer @apeline 10 angeoroz
net lit, baB Tie in elmer 2inie NIT ben
Mugen 6eriiberfGut. Oie1e 0iite nenrtt
man NIT Re6t vGapeline Smbreae"
ober Sonnenfhirm6ut benin bic 5als
bel f4iBt bic @ugen, o6ne un5equem
5u fein, tpenn Die 9utfrempe 10 eebps
gen if, baB Die Spite ben @ugen ni9t
gu nabe tpmmt. Cine anbere Sutform,
gu Der Elm FOLDER S9leier pabt, lit Der
porfprineenbe 6ut. Sci bie1er Sprm
fGut Die Spite auf bas 0aar; pber
tpenn Die &rempe nur auf Der linfeu
Seite bo6genommen 1T, nirb bic
| Spite anf Der anDeren Seite BODICE
nDmmen unb bur6 einen StrauB 8lus
men befeitigt. gins anbere Sorm, ben
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an Der 3adfeite bes Suites fallen 5u
lai1en unb unter benz 9inn gu elmer lDz
fen S9leife 81 binben. gu fDl4en
S9leiern eignet ii9 Crepe be Chine
nit elmer 8oroiire Gus SpiBen appltz
que pber @bsniKetupfen. Die Mobe
berlangt, baB Die S6leier Der Sarbe
bes Suites entfpre9enb gefdrbt tper=
ben, 10 bob mar blaue, 6ellgraue, tdra
benfarbene, CRIME, malbenfarbene,
braune urtb rotbe S9leier bat, natiir@
li4 in alien @9atttrungen. &uffif6es
NeBgepebe, Crepe be gbire, Ghiffon,
ReB9etpebe nit Supfen, @piBen unD
hunbert sdnbere St0ffe tperpen 5u
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
Cine amsenebnne 8eifssefenf6aft.

Mebrere Mtiindener, Die segenpdr>
tig auf elmer Heiie na9 Sunis unb
@t5ilien besriffen iinb, t6eilen folgen<
bes @rlebniB nit: Wir fubren am 10.
MGr3 Na9ts II u9r nit benz DAM
pier v4eloro" als 3pif9enbedspafaz
eiere BON 9iborno na9 Gueliurt. &ous
9enb unb plaubernb 1aBen mir 70
siemli9 als aaeiniee paHagtere auf
benz 8erbed, als plOBli9 BON 9ur9z
gang Der 5peiten Rlofe FER Elm &etz
tengeraTel gu bernebmen mar. Wir
slaubten f6on, baB mOeli9erpeife
mod cine neutrality-suspicious. nit
tbren 9bieren perftaut perbe, BENIN i'm
erften Moment erf9ienen Die lang3ots
tigen braungrauenWeGntel urst Miiben
Der 4ntOmmlinee pte 8Grenpel3e. @s
tparen aber a4t &aubm0rber, bic auf
20 bis 80 Sabre mad benz 8dgnp BON
@a9liort beportirt purben. Sds Gr=
%itaunen Der 3eifenben iteigerte ii9, ais
bic Strdflinge ni6t einmaI in einem
eigenen Gaum untergebra9t purber.
4nfGngli9 mar Is etpas peinIi9, in
benz gleiden Raume nit folder Geife@
eeieuf9aft bieg2a9t aubringen gu milf
fen. Sm @eplauber nit ben bier Ra=
rabinieris peritri9 inbeB Die 6albe
Na9t. Mie ii6 i'm 8erlauf bes Sc
fprd9s 9%erausfteIte, befanb iid unter
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bern AUDI Elm @efeae, Der flint Derfo=
mem init einem Belle bic @4GDel oe<
fpalten bate = Ieinem Batter, feiner
Wfutter unb beren brei SD9tern. Man
bat fsiner5eit bon bieier unerb0rten
Shat elmer menf9liden 8eiti gelefen.
Gr fam 80 Sabre nod benz 8agnp BON
@agliari. Die 8erbre9er paren inn
mer ie bier nit elmer langen Settle anz
einanber eef9lohen unb man b0rte 0
3eit 3u 3eit 5u elei9r1GBigen Stamz
pfen Der Naf9ine ibr RettengeroHel.
8erhGltniBmdBig balb tporen mir an
ben 4nblid unferer, BON bier Bauabiz
nieris benu6ten Oedsenpfen gepDbnt.
Spdter fnIpften mir iogar nod man9
i~nterefantes @efprd9 nit ben @trGfz
lingen an. 4m Bug fpriBten luitig
Die WaHer Der 3nreniea beranf, elm
mortgages Qift9en tpebte bon ben forz
fif9en Bergen unb Iauer @onnenf&etn
imfpielte bic, Satelage bes yYelorp".
Orunten abtr i'm @4atten fauerten
auf ben WatraBen Die Geitalten Der
8erbre6er, auf bic mir bur9 benQuft>
f9a9t binab faben. eSSebes 9efi9t Elm
Spiesel. Mel6e 6iiGe menf6li6en
i@lenbes, menf9li9er 8erfommenbeit
mo9te pobl ba brunten laeern2 Gag
liari tpirb pohl fetner iiberleben BON
benen, Die Da brunten lieeen. Die Ra<
rdbinieris fagen es. Dieie Heifege5eHs
f9dft aber tperben mir aeitlebers nims
mer Dergefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

0enn sic Bel mir eintreten
molten. tuerbe id Sbnen meme 8ebinz
euneen nernen!"
rgeu', bOren sic f9 nur erit NAL
meine AM"
Nus etnem mngen . b M
I de g runbe muBten leRtz
bin Die 2efer Der r@olfs5eitungA in
&Dnigsberg, SfpreuBen, fir einen
Sag auf Die genobnte getftige Nabrung
peroi9ten. 9as 8latt tbeilte ben
Nbpnnenten nit, baB Die nG9fte Nurl=
mer ert 5pei Sage fpGter erf9einen
fDnne. neil am Sage na9 biefer Mnz
tiinbigung bas eefammte per1onal Der
Rebattion unb Expedition auf Der Qns
flagebanf ftBe. @s banbelte fi9 um
Die Spreneuns elmer bpr ben leBten
2anbtugsnahlen bon ben pereinigten
Treifinnisen peranitalteten @erfamnl>
lung bur6 Die 5D5ialbemofraten. Ser
Strafuntrag purbe ipegen 9ausfries
Densbru4s g~eitellt.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
THE TRUE STORY OF A CAT.
Peanuts" Found Her Way Home
Alone from q Considerable Dis
lance Guided by Instinct.

A Wakefield family who reside
in Magnolia during the summer,
when they removed to Magnolia
last June, took with them their
pet cat, but pussie did not like the
roar and dash of the old ocean,
says the Prairie Farmer Home
Magazine, but sighed for her home
by the placid water Of Lake
QuannapOwitt." She disappeared,
and was not seen again all sum.
mer. The family returned to their
Wakefield home about the middle
OF September. They had been at
home about two weeks when one
morningthe daughter Of the house
was in the basement and heard a
cat new, and 10, at the window
was her darling pet cat that she
had long mourned as dead! It
could not be; where did she come
from? 1t must be a strange cat
closely resembling peanuts" $50
called because of her fOndness for
the article).
We'll" said the mother, "there
is one sure test. Dom the house
dog, will know his old playmate"
Don was called and the recogni,
ton was mutual; they both
seemed delighted to meet again.
1t was evident the cat had trav,
eled all the way from Magnolia to
Wakefield, through the woods Of
Magnolia, Manchester, Beverly.
over Beverly bridge, Salem
streets, Peabody, Lynfeld, found
Wakefeld-how did she know it
to be Wakefeld?-and HE'D upto
her old home near the lake. |
never saw a creature so delighted
to find her old mistress and the
other members of the family.
What guided her over so MANY
miles? Was it animalinstinct?
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
Special Low Rates via Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway.

Lexington to Dallas, Texas, and re-
turn, May 10th to 10Th, good until
May 31st, $3.50.
lexington to San Francisco and Los
Angeles, CAL, and return April card to
May LIST, good returning until June
30th, $46.3O
Lexington TO Carthage, Mo-, and re-
turn, May 18th to oath, good returning
until May 3Oth, 1920.
lexington to Galveston, Houston,
SAN Antonio and other Texas points,
$500 for the round trip. Tickets good
IS days going, with plenty stopovers,
final return limit q days. The same
rate applies to certain Louisiana
points. Tickets on sale March 10.
Special one-way "'colonist" tickets on
sale to Indian and Oklahoma Terrific
tories. March 10th, at low rate S. so
and $1,000 to Texas and Louisiana
points.
Special one-way settlers tickets on
sale to points in Minnesota, North and
South Dakota and intermediates to
Manitoba, Western Ontario, Saskatch-
evan and Asoiniboia, March sth, 18th,
s2nd and Goth, and April 9Th, 18th,
10th and Goth, at low rate 5000.
Special ''colonistn tickets now on
Gale to California at low rate 500. 80;
also to the great northwest at s26. 30,
and less to certain territory, For full
Information please call on
A. S. L0OMIS, Ticket Agent.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
To Guide the wayfarsr.

A curious old custom is kept up
at the picturesque Wensleydale
village of cambridge, England.
where every winters night, al
nine o'clock, a large horn is blown
on the village green to aid any
wayfarer, who might chance to be
on the surrounding fells, to find
his way to the village. The fine
horn now in use was presented to
the village some years ago, and at
one time adorned the head of a
huge African bull. The ancient
horn in previous use is a good deal
the worse for wear, and is kept as
an interesting relic.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
EASIER HOUSEKEEPING.
Portable Air-Pump Makes Disagree
able Work Almost Delightful
At Least It Is Sanitary.

When the portable air-pump
takes the place of the Old-fash.
Toned broom, hOuse-cleaning, al
though it may not be altogether
delightful, will be at least SAM
tary and justices. The Scientific
American has something interest
ing to say of the new invention.
The carpet renOvatOrs, which
are of various sizes, consist of a
steel framework which lies fat on
the surface to be cleaned. This is
termed a hood, and contains an ex-
panded nozzle connected with the
hose. In the bottom of the hoods
a small slot through which the
air passes in a sheet. 1t is forced
into the rug or carpet at a pres
sure sufficient to blow the dirt out
frou' the fabric.
The dust passes upward through
slots into the hood, and is pre-
vented from escaping into the air
by a cloth bag which retains it.
The dirt settles into a pan espe-
cially designed to collect it, and is
removed by taking off the bag and
emptying the pan. The renovator
is moved by a handle over the
floor. The handle also acts as a
conduit for the compressed air,
the supply of which is regulated
by an ordinary valve. The renova-
tor is a sublimated capet-
sweeper.
For removing dust from uphol-
stored chairs, sofas and other fur.
niture a hand-reDoyator may be
used. 1t is constructed on the
same principle as the larger type.
with the slots for applying the
air-pressme and collecting the
dust, and is pushed over the sur
face by hand. Even billiard table
coverings are thoroughly cleaned
Of chalk and dirt by the hand-ren
oyator. I'm freeing pillows ana
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
COURT DRESS IN ENGLAND.
Cabinet Ministers Have Two for State
Occasions and They Cost
About $1,000 Each.

although the king himself
wearsR NO distinctive dress in court;
except for very special and partic.
ular.functiOns,p said a court dress.
maker, according to the Hour
Glass, "the very considerable ret.
niue of distinguished personages
who attend his majesty are con-
strained by regal etiquette to
adopt some special dress or uni
form, according to the nature Of
the occasion on which they make
their appearance,
For example, a cabinet minis.
ter, or other high state OFF,
cial, is expected to possess at least
two court uniforms, and the same
number Of civil or dress uniforms,
which custom compels him to
wear at cabinet councils and sim.
liar functions, A complete court
dress will cost anything from
ESQ to f210. The coat is made en-
tirely from royal blue cloth of the
choicest and cOstliest order, rich
ly embroidered with gold thread.
About 800 yards of gold thread is
used, and it is this indispensable
item that makes the garment so
expensive. The waistcoat is of
the same material, and splendidly
embroidered, and to make the out
fit perfect there are breeches OF
the finest white silk, with cream
silk hose, and footgear Of the
choicest porpoise hide, adorned
with rich silver buckles. These
with q cooked hat and a sword
worn by the side, complete the or
thodoX court suit.
"}loro than 5000 yards Of tn,
costiost roll +troo5oro 1ori,tof
mon n. ow.i.f nn;fo,,n ~,
os.f .,.,l rbioh i1o,,,
do-r INK ana.. -,
o,,r 7t,.l, .-o,,nlo+o +5;.
s,,,o. .,i5 ii. casn .r1
su n,,. .-o,si3oro3 n. r,.i.o
roon. .,n,lt+,r rbn cou,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
Largest Woman Land Owner.

Mrs. Charles King, of Corpus
Christi, Texas, owns more land
than any other woman in the
world. Her husband was a ia.
nous cattle breeder, and he left
her 1000, 900 acres in Nueces, Hi
dalgo, Star and Cameron counties,
and there are now about 5000
cattle on her ranges. This vast es
tate must be kept intact until her
eldest grandchild comes of age.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
oldeat Wnndnn nnildinr

Japan claims the oldest wood.
en- building in the world. 1t is a
log stOrehouse in Yara, which
is now used to shelter some Of the
mikado's art treasures. An age Of
1900 years is claimed for it. Some
Of the logs are nearly worn away
BY the weather.
Swedish Drug Stores.
Sweden has only one drug store
70 every $4,000 Of its population.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Benjamin +. HOke, deceased, we're granted
to the undersigned on the 9th day of April,
1904, by the probate court Of Lafayette cOun.
y, Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance 10 the administrator
such estate; and II such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the date of
said letters they will be forever barred.
This 9Th day Of April, 1904.
ELLEN HOKE,
1-0t6 A tminiktlatiX
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
FINAL ~SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby gwen &c all creditors and
other persons interested in the estate OF
Geo. d. Duvall, deceased. that the under
signed adminisj iator will apply to make a
final settlement OF said estate. at the May
term. 1904, of the probate court of Lafay-
cite county, Missouri, tobe begun and held at
the probate court ROOM In the city of licking
ton, on the second Monday in May, 1904.
ARTHUR I. ROBINSON,
4-9t5 Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
WANFED-Several persons Of oLar

WANTED-Several persons OF Guar
cter and good reputation in each state
lone in thus county requlred) to repros-
bnt and advertise old established veal
Thy business house Of solid financial
landing. Salary S21.00 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash
direct every Wednesday from head
offices. Horse and carriage furnished
when necessary. References. Enclose
seli-addressed envelope. Colonial, S32
Dearborn St., Chicago.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
FINAL SUPERINTENDENT.

Notice is HEREBY given a. al creditufs M,
other persons Interested in The estate OF
French T. STROLLER, deceased, that the under.
signed administrators will apply 10 make q
term, 1908, Of the probate court Of Lafayette
county, Missouri. To be begun and held NJ
the probate court ro' m. in the city OF Lex.
ington, on the second Monday in May,
1904
LUCY A. STROTHER.
49t5 Administrative.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-05-07
A Remarksble competitiop.

One of the most extraordinary
competitions which have ever tax.
en- place was attempted the other
week in Baltimore. Six unhappy
creatures were placed on a plat.
form, each of them opposite a
grand piano, and a prize was given
to the performer who played the
longest at a stretch. 1t was not
necessary that the six performers
should give the same music; so
long as they rendered what the
programme calls "intelligent mu.
sic" it was considered s~atisfao.
tory. The winner played 50
hours. He lost four pounds in
weight and had to be attended BY
several doctors at the conclusion
of the performance. The most
striking fact is that five members
of the audience sat it out.
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