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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

After a year OF pablo ownership Of
waterworks and electric light plant
the Columbia Herald deems it neces-
sarY to give the following editorial
advice: 1.-THE city council and board Of
public works should get together.
There cannot be two sets Of bosses Of
the water-light plant If the plant is to
succeed. The taxpayers, who have
put 500, 900 in the plant, cannot
afford to tolerate any f~oolishness. We
are equally interested now in the
success of the water. light plant. Lei
us give it a fair chance and not cripple
It's future by personal factional OIL
political opposition.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

Senator Stone says that harmony
meetings are altogether unnecessary;
that he has been over,the state pretty
thoroughly during the past four or
five months and that he believes the
next election will result in an unpre-
cedented democratic victory.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

A charter was issued by the
secretary Of state this week to the
Central Railway Company Of Kansas
City. The company is capitalized at
$1,000, 900, The proposed line is fifty
miles long and extends from Sedalla
through Marshall to Miami.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The people Of Japan seem to be
bitterly dissatisfied with the peace
terms. There has been rioting in
TOXIC, and only one daily paper in
the capital justifes the course Of the
government.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

In southern Kansas test is being
made Of the value Of crude oil in road
making. Kansas oil has much less
asphaltum than California Oil, and
doubts are entertained Of It's success
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The automobile war has reached
such a stage in Mexico that one OF
the newspapers Of Audrain's county
town devotes a two column editorial
TO the subject.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

HarrysHawes says that he consid-
ers Thomas E. Mulyihill a highly
suitable man for the leadership Of the
st. Louis democracy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Auosuhyi august 1Stua 1SOO
Robert N Cook to William d
Rankin, consideration, $1,000; lot in
Lexington.
Mary Lillian Hausam and husband
to Edward J McGrew, consideration,
81; lot in Lexington and other.
Maria Miles to James Brooks, con-
slderation, s5; 2 lots in Waverly and
other.
Sarah E Mckinney and husband to
James W Mckinney, consideration,
81, 800; 40 acres.
William F Mckinney to James W
Mckinney, consideration, $1,000; 40
acres.
Herman G Voss to Arnold
vermillion, consideration, $3.50; lot in
~Higginsville.
Wednesday, August 90th, 1905.
Sophia Buddeweyer to Thomas F
Lockhart. consideration, $500; lot in
Wellington,
Wm Q Marcum to Sol Nike, con-
s~ideration, 1886; 18-6O.2S.
Walter M Ramsey ct al, to Ivan G
Ryland ct al, consideration, IS, 5S2. so;
1874 acres.
Geo P Sheets to Henry Hader, con-
%Sideration, 50, 800; 1-49-20.
Thursday, August 8lst, 1906.
Henry Boeschen to Adolf Boechen,
consideration, 81, 200; 80 acres.
Friday, September 1st, 1905.
Ed Fl Handy to George Wyre, con-
%sideration, s175; 5 acres.
W G Jennings ct al, by Sheriff. con-
%sideratlon, IS; lot in Waverly.
Robert A Roberts to George Wyre,
consideration, 300; 20 acres.
Saturday, September End, 1905.
Presley Anderson to W E Sullins,
consideration, 81; S6.49-2S.
WilhelmIne & Ernie Brand to James
Jackson, Jr., consideration, 7&l2.49.
%.
Heirs Of Herman @ Brand to James
Jackson, Jr., consideration, ga, 9l4. Is;
7&12-49,2 %.
Willice Green to William @ j
Marcum, consideration, 5000; Is acres.
James jackson Jr. to Herman Y
lehman, consideration, sl9,5OO; 22C
acres.
James f Larkin to Peter H Larkin,
consideration, $780, 900; 6&7.5O-24 anc
other.
Robert T Russell to Thomas
Blucher, consideration, 81; 1.4S- 2s&21
Mamie L Sullins and husband tc
Thomas Bennett, consideration
sS, 700; S6-49-2S,
William E Sullins to Thoma
Bennett, consideration, 81; S5-49.28
Herman V TiemaDn to S w ant
Emmett Summers, consideration,
80, $50; 7-49-24.
Monday, September 4th, 1905.
Homer Babbitt to Herman
Scbwanke, consideration, 81; pit blocI
In Higginsville.
Thomas II Fine to l y o F ledg,
No 446, consideration, $3.50; lot ii
Odessa and other.
Jeremiah ] Warden to William {
Powell, consideration, "a, 400: Ss acres
U G Phelzlng to Jacob and Idl
Reade, consider alton. 81, 200; pit Q lot
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The Fulton Sun reports a grass
hopper invasion Of the Kingdom Of
Galloway. Fall pasture is being
ruiued and even the corn blades have
been devoured by the pests,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The president has appointed Robert
Bacon, formerly a junior partner in
the banking firm Of J. P. Morgan s.
Co., to the Office Of First Assistant
Secretsry Of State, vice F. B. Loomls,
resigned.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

A coal mining company with
capital stock Of $500, 900 has been
organized at Paris, Mo. The vein is
seven feet In thickness.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The Higginsville Leader announces
that Thomas A. Walker will be a
candidate for probate judge next
year.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

Business men Of Mexico are organ
ising a stock company with a capital
Of $50, 900 for the erection of a local
packing house.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The negro pupils Of the public
schools OF Bonner Springs, Kansas,
refused to be separated from the
whites at the opening OF the session
Wednesday. The fathers and mothers
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

The peace ENJOYS have finished
their labors and are headed for home.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09
To Study In Italy

@. Il. Benton first assistant city
ticket agent for the @. s. A. in Kansas
City and son OF Judge r. H. Benton Of
HIgginSvi lie left last Sunday for \
three months tour Of Italy. He will
sail from New York direct to Naples
and from thence visit Genoa, Milan,
Venice, Pisa and other historic places
spen ding some weeks in Rome and ell
the while improving himself in the
Italian language which he has been
studying for the past year.
For RENT-S5 acres Of fine pasture.
Plenty Of water and shade, 8 miles
southwest Of Lexington. Apply 81
this 9th 70. s-9t1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-09

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1905.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-15
Woman's Club.

Mrs. Leo JUDGE entertained
the W0man's Club Saturday,
Feb. IL, at the home of Mrs. J..
G. NickersOn. This was a well
attended meeting. and being
election of officers much enthusi-
asm was displayed. The pres
ident called the meeting to
order. After the roll was called
and all business transacted the
the election was held, resulting
IS follows: Mrs. Davis. pres
ident; Miss Dupre, first vice.
president; Mrs. Pellerin, second
vice-president; Mrs. Biossat,
recording secretary; Mrs. Le-
Rosen, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Martin, treasurer. There
being no further business, the
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-15

The following news items from
CarencrO were received last
week too late for publication.
The Ladies' Euchre Club of
CarencrO gave a surprise party
to Mrs. Galbar Guilbeau last
week. Each lady accompanied
by a gentleman, met at the ap-
pointed hour at the home of Mrs.
Odon Guidry, and from there
proceeded to Mrs. Guilbeau's.
Euchre was INDUCED in until q
late hour. The lady's prize was
won by Miss Rose DeBlanc, and
the gentleman's prize by Mr..
Edward Miller.
Delightful refreshments were
served after which a short bust.
ness meeting was called by the
president, Miss Valverde.
Those present were: Misses
Picnic Miller. May Courtney,
Rose DeBlanc, Eva Beatrice Val
verde. Camille Sicily, Louise
Jones, Bertha Jones, Mines.
Melchoir, lack Francez, Morice
Francez, Odon Guidry. Guilbeau,
Breaux, Messrs. A. Jones, S.
Breaux, lack Francez, Henry
Francez, E. Miller, Geo. Mel
choir, NJ. Francez, Jules Gull
beau and Geo. LESLEY.
Last Saturday night a dance
was given in Carencro which was
well attended.
Among those who went to New
Orleans for Mardi Gras are:
Mrs. Geo. E Brown. Mrs. A.
Bechet, Mrs. Anna Jeanmard
and Mr.. G. Guilbeau.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-15

club adjourned; after which Mrs.
JUDGE invited the ladies' into the
dining room where she was
assisted by Mrs. J. C. NickersOn
and Miss Octavie Cayret in serv-
ing q most elaborate luncheon.
The Club will meet March 25
with Mrs. Baxter Clegg as
hostess.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Staot Baltimore.
Su Scr nGdJitcn SOnntN02 NnsgObc
Scs y0cntid)cn GOrrCipOnOcntcn"

bc0innt Der uon @'oltI o'2liarcmont
pcriobtc Nomou oNintcr Oeridlolic-
men ShijrCn." Ger &nhuIt 0c9 ullBcr-
or0cntlid mtcrciiontcn Homon@ lit
fltr} folQcnOcr: &n ibrcm ShIoiGe-
mad miro oic Morrtiie b, Elciii5
Ct. 2ltc crmor0ct mtiQcilm0cn mo
Is ultcrliCAt iitr sic ban0elnocn Ecrz
ioren fcincm 3mciicl, 0ab ibr Sdmo.
ger, @rui @rnticr, mcldCm tic Die
3uitimnmng 81 elmer fiibrcnOcnS tCl=
hung i'm @tid)1it ibrc& &otcr@, 0cS
@roBiu0uItrlcllcn 2cmardan0, Der
in0tc, Der llrbcber lit, 0od) fam 0ic.
icr icin 2llibt nbiolIt nnd)mciicn.
Ger W}0rOer, oo9 Itebt ebcuiou9 felt,
fam, ga ale S6iircu pCridloIicu mas
rem, MIR Ourd) ctncn ultcrtr0iihen
Sang in ooS Sdloigcmod) gc0rltt-
gen icin, ubcr Der Sang blcibt unrs
lGrliig mouiiinObor. &nl &crluuic
elmer mcrfpiiroig Qcididt o~ligcbott-
ten, all i6oltrig podenbcu mo lie.
bcnSmiiroig pcri0bncnocn Gpiioocn
rctdcu @unollng gclingt c5 cnoIid)
ser Iod)tcr Der Grmor0ctcn, 0cn &es
uciS 81 fiibrcn, OoB ibrc irilbcrc Or
5ieberiu uno ipGtcrc Sticfmtttcr,
cine 0lIrdoll0 cole mo reinc ScrI0n-
lihfcit, sic obcr Ser bpptotii6cn
Su91cition 5ug0nglih it, inter Ocnl
bppnotiihcu @eicbI 0cS @roicn @ra.
tien obmul9SloS Die S6ot polliii6rte.
Ger %llrbcbcr, Der ciNcntlidc M6rOcr,
iGat I'M Grcu, icin muiduIoi9c3
Spier obcr miro in ibrCm @liidc nidt
gcitort, ga Oic mttbigc Sticitodtcr
mo ibr @robuotcr 0oS @cbcinmiB III
ibrcr @rlit pcrihIicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Sas @ctter.

Sir V}nrplnnO mlo Den Giitritt
Columbia Rcgcn oOcr Shncc unO
iiiooltlidc Mil0c.
Ger bod)ite Gbermomcterituno mar
q @roO nm , llbr NohmittogS.
Ger nieori9ite Sbermomcteritono
mor II @ra0 nm I llbr Morgens. 8.
Mittlerer 9oroneterltano 30.42.
Ger nicOrigite Sbermometcritono
Scr Ietten 81 Stunben in nnd)iolgcn.
Den St1Oten mar, mic iolgt: @oitport
10, @ortlano s, Bolton II, Nlbonu
2, Nclu.Dorf II, philadelphia IT,
Ntlontic Sim ~, Woibin9ton 16,
Goriolf %. SotteroS %, Charlotte
26, Milmiugtpn %, GborIclton 36,
Suponnob 3S, Sodionpiue AS, SSllpi.
ter -, Sen @eit y, .Ntlonto 30,
montgomery 80, Nelus0 rIeonS Al,
@oleitine 80, Corpus Gbriiti 81.
Wempbis %, Cincinnati is, YittS.
burg 8, SSlucgo Il, Buffalo ,.
GIeuelano 4, Detroit 6, @lpeno g.
Marquette s, Green @op 10, Gbi.
cogo 10, Duluth ~, Ct. Saul TO-
Ct. 2cuis 20, aoniaS Gitp 16, Omo.
bu IA, Siiron II, 9ismord 10
@iaiiton =, SABRE ., @elenu %
Solt 2afc 26, Genuer TO-, Nortt
8lattc .. Googe 10, Sos 4ngeIes rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Gin 6encr, peldes $500 edo
nen %anrid)tete, c~reignetc iid) 9~eitern
Nbeno I'M 1910 llbr i'm 5peiten
Stofruerf bes @roceriegeiddftS oeS
6rn. Hidaro Greene, 9r. 9, Noro-
@ropeitrabe. Gle 6%eucriuebr lpurbe
ourd) cinen 4Idrm pom aaiten Or.
1876 bcrbeigeriiien. Die Gn~tiiebungs-
nriodc 1T uubcfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
ltutcr6ultnngs . @comCiier.

,Wtuiit 9nObcmic." - Sicfc QGobc IS, s..
Colbert mn 5uIin WarIopc In iOlgcnoem He
uCrtuirC;
Somerliua, GrcjtaN Somitaa uno Somilaa.
Ufdiiuec ........... . Jiumeo uHO Suite"
,Hbuic'S 5brntcr," - Etcie Q8ode nE0nhon
9(fiurunCe".
yNoniS uutra6eu s6eatsr." - 2tcfc 8o6e:
100 RrOun TO gca".
.Surp's cpcrnBGue ."-7icic QSOhc; oW}erelO
Wturp 9lHU".
3luci BdIbepille @OrilclluuQcH,
uylCurS Auditorium "-Stcic @ohe "Qtt6nos
ncu'e Sidta".
Same GHn Eortule".
rGnuuitntter. r. GltSiet'0crCtn." 0ieuitaa,
oeIl Ii. Scbrunr. QroBcr GuritCuHl IN Der Ser
mania Sale.
,1cn6poua6 uniCrUaturium". - ZunlttdG, oell
II. Sc6ruur, 4 lbr Audmtliuae, oicrtee siam
luCur liIiif 0uilbCri bCo nNlletlCI Gllnrlettc.
Observation-Disclosures" Ncltc. Conner
iiaR. HbCuos, 9uuffitbrulN Der Spcr rIdrontir"
lnhGcr Cans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Son CCun6 SofCn. - Ser
N0cnt 9lrthrr u. &obiou lit per &o.
bel in Gcnntnib 1cicbt morocn, bab
sic Snmbltrg . Nmcrtfoniihc &rcu.
ser Sodt n@rin5piiin Gictorio2oui,
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lit. Inter Sen Roiio0icrcn b%ciinOcn
lid Sr. s. G6orlc3 2intbicum lmO
6rolt.
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pier o&oiicr gSil6cIm scr @roBc"
bon Nctu Nort nod Bremen; Sroll
{. 9. GroiN, Sri. Tiih&L &r. !. $.
q. 2cbnc. &r. N6olpb Soften unO @r.
e. $. Better.
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.@ero," ser Qcitcrn bic Niidrciic nub
Tcllti6Iono antrot, bottc % ulirci.
miQioc 4oiioQicrc oil Nor6, sic Don
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rem, ml6 guar ~ olS Gontrottor6ci.
ter, 6 ais nit Srod)onlu bc0oitct, q
ol8 Mrmc lurb Gin, 'rriinlti0c Srnll.
bic I'M September letter So6re5 Gin
m%on0crtc. 0ic RomCn Scr &ujiitcns
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nod inn .Gorrcippnbcntcn" pcroi'
icntlid)t.
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lit IN Nelpports9teiuS cin0ctroiicn,
Inn BORT ms brotherhood 5u Ncbcn.
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meta" mo n@o5cac" mo Ooa &ono.
nenbpot .Sulfc" BORT IN Den n0dittll
5lpci Monoten criuortet.
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scr @ai un0 I'M Soien lit Der Sfiff@.
ucrfebr nit 0en S1frn al Scr &iiItC
total unterbrod)cL mo fcincr Der
aiiitcnoompicr fonllte oic Ei@0erf:
ollrdbreden. Ger @ulOcl lit OoOurd'
poait1noig labnt 0elc0t. 9llr OK
9roBen O5couoonpicr bobcn lid ct.
men @c1 bis an bn S5eon Ollrd)9c.
hrod,clt. Wcbrcrc 9ampicr, mcld)y
geitern gr0Berc 9orgen i'm Shlepp
ton hotten, tebrten NIT ibren 6ohr.
5eligen 5ltriid, nod)Ocm lic bis Scpcl
SCOT &noQ 9cfommen morell.
- Ter @ootSmom GbriItion Gal
ling bonn Shleppoompicr oGrmlhcr.
Ian6" fam io0clL bob er @liid ~
lln9lild bate. Sin Sult, nit mel
d)cnt cine Barge 9cidlcppt nrtroe
id~)Icuoerte oCn Wonm iibcr Noro
mo cr itiir6tc nllf cine GiSiholle, 90
bel Gin @cin bredlcnb. @liidlid)el
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iiber @oiier, 10 Bob or bon bcraPonn
idoft nod) menigen Ntinltcn miebeI
an 0oro geSogen meroen fonntc
Calling lpltrbe notl ciltcm &olpito
in Baltimore gebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Gdiffsfnrten BON nno mad 9eutid.
fanS.

Bon Baltimore biz 9remen: ga.
lite $40. so unb $44.50, 3wiifenocd
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
9aiiitc $50. 3piidlenoed (fiir ale
Gaiiaeiere) 1874. s9co. s. Sicncr
{: Gp., 3immcr Tr. 3. ia DIT.
2crineton CTR. @elomcd)fcl nno
0eloicnoungeu. (a23--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
WclSicnoungcn nadJ ScntidlanS NM
Gcireidl

81 "a Gents pro Marf unb 2OH
Gents pro Rrone. Yorto ertra
@edieI aiisgeItert auf ale Tbei-
Ser @eIt. @iIige Shiffsfarten DO,
unb nod GcutIdlano. Ebeo. s..
Diener & 60, iii Oit-eeriag
ton.Str. 3immcr Scr. 3. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
9Otal6eridte aus @aibiHgtOn.
Nn unicrC 2cicr in @o II
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Snlins Scbbel, oeutider Bbotograpb,
321 g. Strafe.
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GennD's feline aer6ltcte 1affecs

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baltimore berfaitft. Die por5iieIide
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
FAWND

Sept .. Anton Rosa is working on
Mielkhe Bros. threshing machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulaerman were Wis.
iting at Deerwood this week.
Bent Twist was at Little Falls Sat.
urday on business.
Samuel Melby had good luck. He
caught coon in the trap last week,
Herman Getzkow visited at Henry
Browns Sunday.
Neill O'Donnen left for Linley. N.
D., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Baumgartner viistad
at Minneapolis this week.
School was opened Tuesday in Dis.
trict No. SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon pointek wore
in Little Falls FRIDAY.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
DR.. Bruins VI: s It: :;::;::
cles and eye glasses correctly, will be
in Little Falls, at Hotel Buckman,
september 20 and 30. Eyes exam.
ined free.
lAKlN

Sept 3.-School will commence in
Dist. 81 September 4th with Will
McKibben as teacher.
1t has been quite rainy In this vicin.
ity and haying is slow and hard to do,
but most everybody is done now.
Mr.. Morris and family drove past
here last Friday. They had teen on
q cranberry hunt.
:. A. j. Nelson has thrvshed part of
his oats and it is the heaviest oats he
has raised for long time.
James A. Welsh was In Foreston
and bought part of his winter supply.
He thinks winter Is soon here and it
doesn't feel now az he is much mis-.
TAKEN.
G. G. Cheeley wants to hear from
Morrill, and the country around here
see. If there are any dog fights going
on. My two dogs got to fighting the
other day and would have killed each
other if they had not been parted. II
took four men and two boys TO part
them and then We had to run q load
Of hav over them to stop IL. Well,
Mr.. Cheeley. come here for it 10 q
good country for all kinds of sport and
trapping will be good as Mr.. Valet II
going to Canada for trapping this
year.
Last week there was . preache,
from Minneapolis here looking 1T some
land he had traded for IN town 40,
range 20, In section 20. He SAID be
had better not try and walk over Il,
he might get stuck.