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Rocks Crush Workmen IN
Excavation Near Wal
dorf-Astoria.
HURLED FULL BLOCK.
Fifth Avenue Soon Blocked by
Excited Crowd Gathered
at Scene.

Giovanni saoasso. OF Eleventh avenue
ani slsty-n,nth street. had his head
knocked on by a stone from blast In
gho excavation for new building at
the northwest corner OF Thlrty.four.h
street and Fifth avenue this Afternoon
Giovanni Mario hal his right arm
fractured and all the ribs on his rlyat
SIDE broken. and Joseph Bsreeri. OF
NJ IS sullivan street. had his fight
foe. fractured by lying fragmsnislfrom
the same blast The body Of sapasso
was taken TO She Tehierloln station
Fifth avenue was iammed from corb
TO curb with vehicles al the fime Of
thd accident, and the Wmdorf-AuAria
restaurants wers crowded With we'll
dressed idleTs The shock OF the OK
ploslon was felt from Lexington avenue
10 sixth avenue.
Frightened horses In .1ite Vicinity tried
~ run away, hundreds OF panic
stricken persons poured from hotels.
apartment houses and offices IN tina
vicinity. and trafiic OH the street cail.
ways was completely blocked.
liIo excavation extends the length OF
the Fifth avenue block between Thirty
sourth and Thirty-hfth streets and half
way dowa 10 Pask avenue. George W,
is the foreman IN oaargs Of
He had ten men in trench
on the rhiriy-fourth street side Of the
excavation tnis afternoon whbn no was
told that a blast was ready for dis
charge f
Lawrence says that no orcerd the
rtn 20 safe distance. bp that the
three who wore struck rema.ntdiin the
tiench. Some Of the, wSkmen assert
that the blast was itvjrcperly tamped
and protected and thai this yio i.ins were
outside the culinary cafety zone pro-
,ided In such cases. Mar,o ls said 10
teve bien go fees a way from the bsasi.
The dead man and the two injured
workme.l weer hoisted TO the surface
Of the streets In Iron buckets opera. ed
by a steam hoistlng machine. The re-
serves IRON the Tenderloin and East
Tthlrty-ilfth street stations were or
dered out to handle the crowds.
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BATTING ORDER.
BY BozEMAN BuLGER.


POLO GROUNDS. Oct. b.--Real bet
ting on the post-season worlds cham
pionshlr series between the Giants ana
Athletdcs began In the grand STANDS
here this afternoon, many thousands
being wagered. The prevailing odds
were 10 DO on the Giants. though a
number OF bets were laid at even money.
Jake Field, the Wall street spfcu,a-
tor, bet Davy Johnson. she weI.-known
race-track pIunger, $4,000 to wcoO tnat
the Giants would win out over the
champion Philadelphia team, cneoSs
were put up by both men ana have been
deposited.
Having btaten Ma son alean In
the nrst game. the Psllles feli con-
fident Of taking the second. MeGraw.
however was equally determined and
sent In McGInnity 10 retrieve the iosI
fortunes OF the day.
Young Lush pitched a masterful game
IN the nrst contest alter being hit
and Knocked UNCONSCIOUS by one Of
Matty's. curves when at the bat 10 the
second Inning. Despite protests Of his
fNufuueA ne rtbuiueu plschlnk ana kept
the Giants down 10 three hits. The
defeat broke Mathewsons second
string OF Victories
FIrst Inning.
Devlin made great stop OF Thomas's
hot shot NJ third. but bAen threw the
ball Wild. allowing Thomas TO react sew
ond. Gleason fo,f Thcmas TO third on
sarrince 20 McOln1ity Courtesy sent
a gfn1Her TO McOinnliy. killing nAomls
nj the plate Courtney was out stealing
second NO RUNS
Doom made great catch OF Brownies
hieh foul Donllu got free walk To-
nrst, Donlin stole second AieGann
swung thpe times and auItA Dohlln
then stole thIfd 5tlNha walked. Don-
In MAS eaWgtlt rQppng on third a1d
staf y run dowH between the bags NO
N second ming.
Meoee sent lnns hoist 10 DonlIn.
Tiias ripped two-bReger In LETT.
bfans1eld wnikcE Donsln spiked Do,-
Inns ny 70 c5ntfe. Doom hlt for two
beses. scoring Titus ana sending Brans-
hel6 70 third Sperks dipped an easy
one to DahI<n. ONE RUN. ~
paolln pp! perlon down. peylis
ceasinpsd N second rass)
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

WINDSOR RACE TRACK. Oct. 81
The races here today resulted as FOL.
lows:
FIRST RACE Maiden three-year-
olda ana up; six ffrlonEs; selling,-c.
r. Jnmes q 20 y won, Hawtrey u TO
u 2, Patriclno .. Time-i.ie
SECOND RACE--Two-y hve
fufiongs selling. chlef Archl bald, 2 10
1. won. Little Rose. 70 z. second; So
natq third Time-i.oa "a
THIRD RACE Three year-olds and
upward; ono mile; selling liking o, the
Valley Ia 10 Ill. Johane 70 10 81 2. Annie
Chapmah ; Time, 1.sl 4l5. So
FOURTH RACE -F'our-ysar. .olds and
ppNard seven fl-longa; SELLING RE
ycille 40 70 ID 4 Nudabek q 70 q a.
ord Ifernsnce q 70 q .. Time. 10 i-k
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Her Grace Of Marlborough At
tracts Attention on Club
House Veranda.
JOCKEY RAYlD HURT.
He Is Thrown from Jumper in
SteepIechase and Taken to
Hospital Unconscious.
BELMONT PARK WINNERS.


l FIRST ,RAcE--Just So r. 10 y I,
King Pepper 70 to s for pIaos) 2,
Jack Mokeonsa.
SECOND RAcE--Deicsntal II to
,io) 1, The lad (t2 to , for plaos) 2,
Altar 9. ,. t.t4&
+ THIRD RAcE-Lsvsonlsn a 10 y
I, Content 70 10 81 2, Vanguard ..
..,,,.s. .-----p, 'A.''',i ~, 'tlt's Z
FOURTH RACE Coy. Maid n to
ic) I, Rose Of Dawn (out for place.
2, peIphIe 3.
FIFTH RAcE-Pythia N 10 81 I,
Cary (sven for pIaee) 2, curley Jim
g.
SIXTH RAcE--sallor BOY (i2 to
y I, 5roomstick tout for pIaes) 2.
Louie n. g. M
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MAYOR IN AUTO .MlsAAp.
uraehine Mcclellan RODE In Broke
Down ON Bridge.

Mayor Mcclellan and Secretary
o'Brien were crossing the Brooklyn
Bridge In an automobile lwhich was one
Of those used by Major John McGaw
Woodbury.. OF the Street Cleaning De-
partmenf. when the machine broke
down and the city's chief magistrate
ana Secretary OBren were transferred
TO a machine belonging to the bridge
derarfmcnt. Yf Ill
; 1he trip was made to h,gpsct the
anchorage OF the Manhattan Bridge and
work hcine done on the Vernon avenue
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SURGEON USES KNIFE ON SON
DR.. Bacon Performs Successful
I Operation for Appendicitis

NEW HAVEN, Conn, ost. C-Dr.
Leonard w. Bacon. ir Of this city op
Grated for appendicitis on his only
son. Leonard ten years old Young
Leonard complained 20 hs father on
Monday OF a severe p1in, aud pr. Bacon
decided that an operation was necea-
ssry % save "a re hoSs, h, J., lI5s s,, r scon
self as little BOY was as brave as his
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MEN WHO HAVE
REFESED TO RUN 4
ON 0DELL TICKET

|| .|
wiIliam iravers Jerome. ~ =
Justice william ' Gaynor,
Former Licut.-Gov. Timothy
L. woedruff
Thomas H. Hamiitoa, Clerk cf
New York County. Y
Gen. Horace Porter.
A'terney General Julius
Mayer. M
John FORD.
senatcg Nathanfel EIrhers.
Jadxe spmueI seabury,
Connfy Jndge Joseph Aspsn>
ali. o. nrookiyn. y
And mary othcrn who kept
the offer and their destinations
ontet /, u 4
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Had 70 Struggle to Reduce
Percentage on Mutual's
Foreign Business.
agent THUMhEL'S SAY
Worked with "Andy' Hamilton
In Kindly Efforts to Sway
State Legislatures.

District Attorney Jerome sat down
with the Legislative Insurance Commit
tee this afternoon ard heard Robert
". McCurdy, general manager Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Committee and
son OF the Mutrais president, tell how
ne had teg,~l his father almost on his
knees on mauy occa,lons TO reduce his
income from the company.
The Dlstrlct-Attorney also had an op.
irtunity 70 see W. f. ThummeL leg
atlve innuencer for the Mutual Lite.
ID to hear that'fField OF many legis.
iatcrs" swear that he had never given
9 bTibe or attempted to DO 50, either
Slfsctly or Indirectly.
Besides young McCunrdy, Charles n,
Raymond, an agent OF tho Mutual Life
for thlrty-two years ami who lndueied
Mcgurdy Into tie life insurance bush
ness, was witness 'Col.p Raymond
told how IN lssg ase was getting com
NILSSON OF from As TO 90 per cent, on
new business. THIS, he explained, was
done to enable him 10 braneh oat,
Bet il was Mccurty who interested
ever body
Read Long Statement.
Mocurdy read lsag statement AFTER
the example Of George w Perkins,
reo,tlng In do;aA las connection with
the Mutual liz Gcglared thGt he a.
most Rad 10 get down on HIS knees TO
induce thc soullsss corporation TO cut
dovn his conmlssion on foreign busl-
noss. His average yearly income has
been $1,000 Hc began at twenty-five
years cf age. lIe d now forty-slx.
Theae facts were established to-day
ccneernlng the Mutual Life Insurance
Company:
Tsat Il subscribed ta5Oo to the Re-
ptibllcan Congressional Committee last
year In tho hope Of preventing tarlff
agitation.
That II has spsht m6ney IN every stase
In the Unlon toi influence legislation.
THAT it maintaiis ''iegisiatlye bu-
reau'
That II shares legislative expenses
with the Equitable and the New York
lIdfe. fit
That w. II Thummei mas inpuenceu
legisiation and "oreated public senti-
.~,.,. II a.. Aas...ts .,,a ae,,nst aAverse
WnNN :" ~ Ss'N''' N',- ~ 49, .~,.
insurance laws IN Iowa, Nepraska'
Massachusettn. Alabama, Florida and
washmatnn D. q.
"e'""es0p' -
That Ihummel 10 also its Congress
sional Representatives
1s,,, pohe,t "a ncf,,,,av .or ~ the
Ah"s - o'us, ~ :. ~
Mniuars presiuenl anu genera, na''aser
a. the company, has been paid an aver
age OF $4,000 wear slnoe ne entered It's
esnpiov a. 4 Nov.
~'s ~vess strr,'ydy,. .,....,,, 80. an
,o,,es.a S'
On tne year 1881 J entered the once
Srsnt ~ n'ciS' of the BE- Mutual iife Ell Insurance
Company p y fos M, New y.ss' York city, At
Al the end Or a year he made mo
cne sssn suasts y 1ns me gssns nes rret,s. s' ~
Made ForeIon Agent.
I'm isis tho COMPANY decided 70 Sc So
sS's as scSs Sssa small Il aSouns q business q
isoas re piSs Nw nSS York Pax agency as
oppQinted on January W lmo pupe.
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DaIy's Norse esai i-to.i2 shol.

III ,cnrtlos. ruling az one TO ton, was
heaten IN tle fnal sacc OF the day.
Only three starters. Sailor Boy. FROM
the stable OF ''Fataer I'M DAILY. won
by pAree-qunrter1 Of hnEthf Louis
N wes the only other starter.
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AT WINDSOR.
MoaGAN's HORSE HAS BLIND sTAGGERs-

horse, which draws the cab in which P. Morgan rides
10 ant from his office in Wall street. had the blind staggesv
lis afternoon while waiting for the nancler to 90 home.
policeman helped get the horse away and new rig was sent
down 10 take Mr.. Morgan home
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The eooth man asklng Tor Green River
whiFksy- ak certain Now York bar win
rtcolyh frcm the bartender ~, check for
$1,000 TT Il. Caesar conii. ~
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Pythla BY Six Lengths.

pythla wcn to tho frVat at the start.
made all the running, and won by ux
l,ngtha. frpni Cary, who finished s,gong
md beal Curly Jim a length for tho
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BY FRANK w. THoRP.


BELMONT PARK RACE TRAdfS.
Oct 18th, pishess Of MARLBOROUGH,
accompanied by her apother. Mrs. o. IL.
r. Belmont and a party OF friends. at
tended tho races this afternoon ana at
tracted a great deal Of attention whep
thelr presence at the Club House be-
came known
The Duchess followed the dlfferent
events with close attention and showed
considerable concern when Jockey Ray
met with q serious accident In ahs
steeplechase. She had one OF her moth
ers attendants make personal Inquiry
Of the seriousness ofahe young riders
injuries.
Ray wah riding iitchcocEs jumper
Paul Jones, and was leading well UP
toward ahe stretch, when his mount
took or badly on tho last jump and
fell in heap on the turf. ehtanglIng
HIS rider under the saddle. The jockey
was taken u the Jamaica Hospital.
whore Il Is said that his injuries are OF
serious character.
Just so Was Played and Won.
on form Embarrassment looked the
natural favorite IN this race, but the
bookles opened up Embarrassment and
Just So equal favorites AZ 10 l. EN-
barrassment was not played, and GOT
away very badly. Just s was heavily
backed from 5 10 1 10 Q to1 and was OF
well. He waited on King Pepper % the
ai. -. IL ka
winning easily by three lengths from
King Pepper VINO beat Jack McKeon
i've lengths for the place.
Ray Unconscious After Fall.
OF tire tw5ve inaidens who wfnt to
th. p0s. IN the steeplechase only six
IL, ahsd. The u hers either ftll or
+ fused Patn Jones, in ths Hitchcock
colors, led until he fell and gave Ray a
very nasty tarow Del Clnta who was
second ttSen went 30 the mont and won
casy bo ey sws1vs sngns % sn sron n he me aS sS
half milo and beat Altar ntteen
lelgths for the place. Ray was picked
No unconscious ond carried away In
tho ambulance.
Lswsonlan Never Caught
Lawsonan made The running In this
race, ana he was never causht, winning
by A. neck from Content, who cloeed
strong In the run home Vanguard, the
favarlte, was four lengths back for
third.
COY Maid Won Easily.
DeIpmle made tho pace 70 the stnstch,
where Coy Maid took up the running
end won eaAly by four lengths from
Rose OF Dawn, who boat Delphie Ave
lengths for the place
Pythia by Six Lengths.
pythia won. to the frSat at the start,
made all the running, and won by tix
ltngths. frp1i Cary, who finished s.gong
and beat Curly Jim length for tho
place
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Coy Maid Won Easily.

Delpihlc made tho pace 70 the stnstch,
where Coy Maid took up the running
end won easily by four lengths from
Rose Of Dawn, who beat Delphle Ave
lengths for the place.
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le isnyss % claeAco.
!,s.yss Z Y. \, New yesFt d:I'y ~ y u Z Nj a:
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father.
"Yoi emit do II too Quick for ma,
he said so | can ret rld OF this iiain"
Tho Operatlon was successful.
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RESULTS OF ALL
T0-DAY'S SPORTS
ATHLETICS WIN SECOND GAME.
GAME CALLED.
LATE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

fithotn e. Owens ALL CharaNInd 6-5 place, Bl;I yrreN
Skth--Harmakis 1872 Auto Light 81 place. varieties
AT WINDSOR sNI6
Flfth-Bedan 81, Fern Rock 8-5 place, Ericua.
Slxh-L adv Mistake Al, Benckart 2-5p, Berry Waddel-
Seyenlh--lnk ll-5, Colonlst 6-5 place. Mezzo-
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wv furonss % e % ana up' maiden 'Fs
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GIANTS WIN AND LOSE -
WITH THE QUAKERS
Second Game Is Called on Ac-
count Of Darkness In SIKH
Inning $4,000 10 ss,OOoIs
Bet on MoGraw's Men.

FIRST GAME.
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Ray Unconscious After Fall.
Lswsonlan Never Caught.

Lawsonlan made The running In this
race, and he was never caught, winning
by A. neck from Content, who cloeed
strong IN the run home Vanguard, the
fnvarlie, was four lengths back for
third.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BROOKLYN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
pHILLlEs AT WASHINGTON.

DETROIT AT CLEVELAND.
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Legal Blanks.

We have printed ana have for sale
at the INTELLIGENCEB office a large
quantity Of the following legal
blanks:
]. P. Summons.
j. P. Execution.
J. P. Bond in Attachment.
J. P. Writ Of Attachment.
State Warrant.
Affidavit for State Warrant.
Subpoena for Witness.
Summons to Garnishee in Attach
ment or Execution.
Affidavit in Attachment Suit.
Notice of Application for Change
Of Venue.
Acknowledgement before N. P.
Trustees Deed.
Quit Claim Deed
Chattel Mortage.
Oath Of Weighman.
Execution aud commitment for
fine and cost
Recognizance,
Venire for Jury
Mail orders for these blanks will be
promptly attended to.
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Prospective New Railroad.

Higginsville Jeffersonian, of July IA:
A mass meeting was held at the
court house Wednesday night which
was largely attended, practically
every business man being present.
The meeting was called to listen to
addresses by the promoters Of a new
railroad to be built from Des Moiues,
Iowa, to Port Arthur Tex a distance
of 800 miles The promoters of the
road at once began their lectures.
Mr.. Crawford president Of the
road, was present and made the
opening address. He says all that is
needed is the right Of way through
this county to get the road The
survey crosses the Missouri river
about half a mile west OF Dover and
comes direct one mile east Of Higgins
vile.
Mr.. Crawford said there were only
five curves in the survey between
here and Des Moines
After discussing the merits Of the
road and putting a number Of
questions to the promoters, it was
unanimously voted to allow the
Commercial Club Of this city to ge'
The right Of way.
The meeting then adjourned aud
by direction Of President Land the
board Of directors of the Commercial
Club went into executive session wi h
the promoters and were ia c~ousulta-
tion until after IL O'Clock. This
situation was thoroughly canvasSel
and the Commercial Club has
taken hold Of the matter with all the
e~arnestness that the members have,
and that is a good deal.
A committee at Dover is working
on the right Of way from the river &c
the south edge Of Dover township.
The Commercial club will be ex,
pected to get the right Of way to the
Johnson county line. They are ex
pecting help at Aullville as the road
passes near that place.
The club has the names OF all the
land owners through which the roat
will pass, the numbers and sections Of
all the land. The promoters had pro
cured this at Lexington from the rec
ords and turned it over to the club.
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S2o.oo to Insure.

Conspirito was sired by Star Wilkes
1.-THE SIG, 900 horse) son of Geo. Wilkes
the greatest stallion that ever lived
as a producer of speed.
Conspirito's dam is Gloria the dam
of Nettlewood 2;l6K at 4 years old;
half mile record 1:0l4l by olmont Pilot
1853. snd dam by Marmaduke 9os2 etc.
Conspirito is coal black, l6f hands
nigh, very powerful build with SPLEEN
did form and disposition. He has
shown more speed at 3 years old than
any stallion l ever saw at airy age
can pace half mile in less than l min
ute and has paced an eighth in less
than IA seeonds-better that 1856 gait,
For every requisite as a sire ] con-
slider Conspirito the best stallion
offered to the public in Missouri.
RYLAND TODHUNTER.
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"a so to S. 5 for best. Cows bring
IS 90 to "a 20, grass COWS $3.50 TO
S.25, bulls 50 25 to $500, veals
stronger, at 1915 to $3.50. In the
last two days stockers and feeders
have been slow and dull, common stuff
10 to is lower, and some bargains in
this class will be secuId this week
Prom this time forward, however,
receipts of this class will be better. as
we'll as the demand. Prices range
from sS.O DO to $500 manly, occasional
sales up to "a. so, stock calves slow
aud dull at 50 rs to 1915.
There is a general feeling that hogs
Will sell higher before the end of the
present month, but they have not made
much gain In the last week, market
lower yesterday, higher again today,
top today 50 52K, bulk Of sales IS. AZ 4
to s6.47k. Receipts are pretty light,
and are easily absorbed by the packers,
quality very good, medium and light
weights predominatlng.
Sheep market keeps on
gaining, although lambs are 10 or Is
cents lower in the last two days.
Record prices are being paid every day
for range grass wethers, at So. 25 tC
So. 80. Native ewes sell at $3.50 tC
SIS 90, wethers S. 90 to $3.50. bu.
proportion of these is small. Spring
lambs bring So so to s .95. Although
the market appears strong, dealers
have little faith IN 1t, and would no
be surprised at a break any time.
James Schaal, of Lexington, Mo-,
noted farmer and cattle feeder had il
the 5th two carloads of shortfe.
Galloway steers.
M. KEEL, Lexington, Mo-, had a ca
of cattle here Wednesday.
J. A. Satterield, Bates City, Mo.
had a cav of hogs here Thursday.
j. A. RIcKART,
L. S. Correspondent.
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Market Letter.

ls City, Mo-, Wednesday, July
5. Cattle receipts for three
Is week amount to $4,000 heads,
s more than came all Of last
and too many for the market.
B cattle sold steady Monday, but
Ackers here brought IL. 900 head
lay, and did not need cattle very
yesterday. Good steers sold
weak to 10 ceuts lover yesterday,
aud heifers steady. There was a
d run OF Nebraska fat steers here
ndsy and yesterday, cattle that
Ire held back previous week account
4 floods in that country, making
supply from that territory this
week. More stockers and feeders
rom the range country we're here
Monday than any day this season
before, market about steady for them
rom SPECTATORS, in expectation Of
improved demand from the country.
Receipts today are 1000 cattle,
market steady to strong, The bes'
steers this week have sold at $500 tC
IS. 65, bulk Of steers "a .65 to IS 30, a
there has been a large percentage o
good beef steers. Good 10 chole
heifers aud yearling steers have show
more strength than any other kind 9
cattle, and have advanced 40 to 9
cents in the last two weeks, selling
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The world needs men, we'll balanced
men, men with solid goodness in the
keel and with lofty aspirations spread
toward the skies-men who know how
to cast off every weight that binders,
Olt who are equally resdy to use every
wind that blows.-Kev. w b. Piekard.
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Base Ball Game

There will be a base ball game sun.
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on
Bunker Hill entrance on Ridgeway)
between the Kansas City Royals and
the Lexington Merchants. Usual
admission charge.
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Notice!

l take this e Of notifying my
friends that l have bought the inter
est Of e. S. Norman 10 the firm Of
VIM g. Norman and will continue
business at the same stand. l want
to thank you one,and all who so gener-
ously extended your patronage 10 the
firm Of VIM g. Norman, and solicit
a continuance of the same favors,
promising prompt.attention courteous
treatment and quick deliveries Of the
best goods at lowest prices.
Yours truly,
7-1Otf JAS. F. VIM.
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Destiny hinges OF the first ten
golden years. Then the young life is
like clay In the hands of the potter
you can write sn 1t what you like, and
as it hardeus Your message is
indelible Rev. N. NJ. Waters.
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Live n day at a time. Do not
think that you can do all you are ever
going t o do, nor achieve all that you
are going to achieve in a single day or
q single year, but do today the best
you can, and this will give you courage
and strength for tomorrow Rev. G.
I. Pierce.
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7-1Ott

We are too ready to label men liars
and sinners. TennysCn says: There is
an angel and a devil IN every Is
it not just as hard to find the good
angel in some who make loud protes.
sions as 1t is to find him 10 some who
makes no professlons?-Rev. j ames
Thompson.
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Get you a pair OF Gospel spectacles.
Look at men through The eyes OF
Christ. Sweep the horizon from the
observatory Of Calva'yi and behold
tae world bathed in the radiance of an
eternal hope Rev. Howard Duff Id.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-15

OF all the millions that have gone
out from the shores of time no authen-
tic word has come back to anxious ears
as to activities and realizations there
1t is the ever-silent realm. We can
not, even in fancy, walk the streets
nor view its varied scenes, nor breathe
Its invigo. ating air, nor come into
faintest touch with its experiences. 1t
is indeed the all.mysterious realm that
holds It secrets locked within its own
mysterious bounds and never one
escapes.-Rev. r, Mcdonald.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-15
C0all COail

9 c. Sipe having leased the mines
OF Plattenburg & Co, is better
prepared than ever to furnish coal to
individuals and Others Special prices
for large contracts. Orders solicit
ed. Phone 1853, 90,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-07-15

There are those who tell US that
interest in religion is 90 the wane,
That is a great mistake. Religion is
the supreme concern of mans heart.
Men are moi tired of God. They will
hear you gladly II you nave something
to tell them alb ut God Rev. J.. e.
Whi,e.