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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16
ReauuOints his former Secretary

Hon. @, W, Hamlin, of.lSpringfeld
has reappointed Sam Neale Of the
Sweet Springs Herald as his secretary.
Mr.. Neale's many friends in this
county will be pleased to learn OF
this appointment
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16

Senator Kinney's bill providing for
ining boys who lie about their ages
to secure liquor at saloons has passed
both houses Of the leg Islature and
been sent to the governor
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16

The broken Stat 10 the race track
gambling law was mended this week
by a provision forOldiDg the use Of
telephone. telegraph, or other device
as means TO register bets.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16
For Good Sales, Coed Service, Prompt
Returns, Ship Your Stock to
George r. Barse,
Live Stock Com. Co., Kansas City, Mo-,
National Stock Yards, III.

NdJIOudI DLOCk IHIuSi III,
WE SELL CATTLE AND HOGS.
We give each shipment close, careful
and personal attention. When we
please you we make a friend and GUS
toner. Our statesmen can and do get
full market value on day Of arrival for
all stock shipped to Us. Our yardmen
get you good weights and give good
Hervice in handling all stock immedi-
ately on arrival. Give your next ship
ment to Geo. r. Barse. Write us for
market information, S'16 IA.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16

The Missouri legislature has passed
the auton obile bin limiting the speed
of automobll $ on country roads TO 10
miles per hour.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-03-16

The Missouri primary bill has been
amended until it is complaiued that
nobody is abe to understand what it
means,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
TALES THEY TELL.

A woman In Jasper county. Mo-. took
deliberate aim Mt n henroost robber
and killed two OF her chickens. The
robber escaped.
General Watts, the famous three.
year-old trottcr, chews tobacco, a habit
he learned from his groom. The horse
has good stomach and usually lies
down after eating,
A man went into Brockton (Mnss. J
restaurant recently and said his stom-
nch was out of condition and he want
ed light breakfast He ordered hot
frankfurters and with 1t potato salad
that had stood on Ice all night.
A rooster stolen from Richard =.
Bliss OF Cleveland crowed SO Justify
that policeman was aroused, who
chased the thief mile before he was
captured. In the fight the thief used
the rooster as club on the officer, and
the bird was nearly stripped of its
feathers.
Bishop d. A. GoodselI of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church Is said to he
the largest churchman in the world.
He weighs 42O pounds. Once In n
street car in Paterson. N. j., he got
up to give lady a seat. and three
men and two women, the latter with
market baskets. occupied the space he
vacated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

White with gold lace trimmings is a
very fashionable combination.
Drawn satin makes the smnrtest hats
In black, brown. electric blue and mole
which latter color. combined with cleo.
tric blue. Is modlsh combination.
Gold flet lace MS well,as gold tissue
is being largely employed In the exclu.
sive Paris houses for evening gowns
as n foundation. for both lace and
moussclne dc sole. and oyerdreases of
lace are quite 2 feature.
The girl of New York is wearing her
street skirts very short. They clear
the ground by two or three inches. aud
there nre skirts even shorter. With
these are worn the rather conspicuous
but very handsome shoes to match the
skirt.
Elastic belts. which ARE more elegant
and more numerous than ever, are
finished with n buckle at the front and
with big clasp ornament ac the back.
They come in all colors and are justly
admired for their prettiness and dura-
bility.-Brooklyn Eagle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Chrystal Herne is soon to appear in
n serious drama.
Nat @. Goodwin snys that good plays
are desperately hard to obtain.
Clyde Fitch is Mt work on new play
for Grace George for next season.
William Travcrs, who is the husband
Of Blanche Walsh. is also member of
her company.
Consuelo Bailey is in the cast Of
"The Toymaker OF Nuremberg" at the
Garrick theater. New York.
There are over 100 persons In the cast
of The Bondman," Hall Gaines fa-
nous play, in which Wilton Lackaye
is starring.
Eugene Jepson, who made n hit in
Just Ont of College," is playing in
vaudeville in sketch by George AIDE
called The Mayor and the Manicure"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
ENGLISH ETcHlNGs.

The flower trade OF London exceeds
In value 100000 per annum.
Volunteers had no recognized exist
ence in England until May, 1850.
! To keep race horse. in even moder.
ate condition in England. with proper
attendants. costs 1926 4 year.
White enamel plates, with instruc-
lions inscribed In Ylddisl. have been
attached TO all fire alarm posts in the
east end of London.
At wedding In Yorkshire recently
the names of the bride and bridegroom
were Halfnenny and Penny respec-
lively. In this case the wife was the
less of the two.
There has died recently at Pinch
beck, near Spaldlng, England. George
Holden. farmer eighty-three years
OF age, who was the Inst man In the
Fens TO wear the old fashioned smock
frock. He was never to be seen in any
other dress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
Drevities
THE HALL or FAME.

lawyer Edward Henkin while argu.
ang case In court In Chicago was rob
bed of diamond fob worth $1,000.
Rev. Charles J. Scudder, pastor of a
fashionable church In Brooklyn. has
resigned to engage In the manufnctur-
Ing business with his father-in-law.
Frederick Maximum, who has become
distinguished vlolnlst after many
privatons. was II poor Wisconsin boy.
lie made his first violin of two cans.
Oran Perry, adJutant general OF In
diana. is preparing to write the first
complete history OF the movements of
Indiana troops during the Mexican
war;
DIR. Charles NJ. McCutcheon of Ia
coma. WASH, Is proving public BENG
factor In his efforts to people the woods
bordering on Puget sound with song
birds
Congressman Nick Longworth's an
swer to the report that he has won
S3,000.000 In Wall street is In substance
that he'll divide with the man who
proves It,
Ersklnc Lyford of Warren, VT, sew.
enty-elght years old. is remarkable
nensioner. He enlisted with the three
months men in 1861, served through
the war, was never sick or wounded
and was on duty every day. He now
draws pension of $50 month.
Professor Albert Nicholson of the
University of Chicago has received the
Copiey medal awarded by the Royal
Society of Great Britain MS tribute to
the many optical Investigations he has
made. which, the society declares, are
OF great benefit to the world Mt large
Joseph Medili Mccormick, SON of for.
mer Ambassador Robert s. Mccormick.
ana his wife, who was Miss Ruth Han.
mn, daughter of the late Senator Han.
IA. are planning to retire from society
temporarily and take up their residence
III the University of Chicago settle
ment house back of the stockyards''
and study life as 1t is lived by the en-
ployces OF the jungle.
With only homemade telescope. !.
IL. Melllsh of Cottage Grove, Wis. n
farmers boy scarcely out of his teens
ana having only country school edu
cation, has discovered two comets and
attracted the notice of the astronomical
world Prominent scientists have be-
come Interested in him, and opportunity
has been made whereby he can pursue
more effectively the study of his ia.
vorite science.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
The chrlstenrnr

MA, an amusing incident In connec,,,n
WIN tne christening of an infan, ~,
an eloquent but somewhat ahs Wy
mihaed Walsh pastor in su,am "un'
1ser generation ago, IS gti,l ren,an,
oered by few Welshmen IN IN,
esouhtry. and we believe has na We,
n 1Uuhd us way into print. save La La.
ne eloquent preacher was snonmia,
ing sn on the future of the infant
&c. WHAT Una, does the future hold I'm store
h ,or .lHs helpless mite of humanitvs"
ne SAID. rs 1t destined to wai,. :.
ba.nS or evil fraught with suffar,nn
, nore and eternal damnation heraas
VI me paths OF idIeness. wharo
e. INC end wait safety and doatho
is. s our prayers and the loving min
s e..a.ions OF its future spiritual enIda.
teiehd IL from such a fatei Or no.
n laps this little life is destined -
, wieio an Influence In legislative bs,is
uslng place and power for tho r"ni,
.ns OF better and more riehteo,,o ia. an
10 me glory of God worsbinno law" %,
nuiliiity of spirit. If so 't;s vi. IN
VI perhaps 1T may be desfined =, meI'
~ tne message of glad sniritra, "a,
,hgs 10 the heather of fora,an :. III
ofaVing the periIs that besat , SnIsh
'tis vel, IN unfrequentel parts. If So
that tbis ,,,i Sut yet again it may b,
bIer MaS, ilttle iife Is destined. in hum
Of in% %".hs ana In the peaceful paths
foreaW uus.ry, to tend the loom or the
iev en los. stand with hand upon rho
b Iurn. wnere the ir'n horse carries tic
q, ma freight, or with pick ana s s5o ,ss
from ~ W., wrest the riches of the earth
If 90 'n s., treasure house OF the mine
nr,S So, us wei. For labor, too 10
Tben ''; s, and pleasant In Gods sipbt"
th men ah stopping, he queried,. "wha sn' l.
ISABEL said the mother SOFTLY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
Editorial filings.

Ten dollars admission fee to- see the
new eagle Boston Transcript.
1t is seldom that titled foreigner
takes an American heiress at her face
.yalue.-Chicago Record Herald.
! One. of the most insecure possessions
man can have Is nm automobile
bought on borrowed money.-R ochcs-
ter Herald.
J BY marrying chambermaids the no.
bility are rendering the servant prob
lem much more acute and complex.
st. Louis Post-Dlspatch.
: Now that woman wears her hat
halfway down the back OF her neck it
is somewhat of mystery how she
can tell when 1t Is OH aight.-Wash-
1ngton Post.
Dictated, but not read" is now
stamped upon tile busy business mans
letters. Another needed rubber stump
is Written, hut not spelled."-Lo,ils.
Vile Couller-Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
SHORT STORIES.
The average pig yields 112 pounds

The average pig yields 112 pounds
of pork.
The sale OF womens gloves outnum-
bcrs that OF mems seventeen to one.
Librarians say that people read more
In November than in any other month.
Two locomotive engines could pass
each other in any one of the four fun
nels of the new ocean liner. the Maure-
tania.
Officers at naval recruiting stations
say that, MS rule, if three or more
ehums apply to enlist and one fats to
pass the examination the others back
out.
Professor Samuel G. Cook, instructor
In high school In East st. Louis dis
covered that but six out of eleven were
able to spell President Roosevelt's
name.
A serious problem for the people of
Canada to solve is the fuel supply of
the future. No coal Of any kind has
ever been discovered in Ontario. In
the older part OF the province the tim
Der is practically exhausted.
The Tilton IN. Hl fremcn got their
first bell alarm recently for thirteen
months. The fire was In the Tilton
seminary and was put out with n hand
extinguisher. The last bell alarm In
this village was Sept. 80. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
PIrH AND POINT.

No one is content, because no one
is content to die.
Being good fellow has cost many
n man n good job.
You can never judge from the size
of the quarrel the value Of the thing
quarreled over.
How easy it is to put false story
In circulation! Don't assist mischiev-
GUS and unreliable people.
What an uncommonly fine article of
common sense man has the day aft
err he has made fool OF himself.
When an elderly woman begins n
conversation by saying. 81 raised my
children without help" 1t is an intimn-
ton that she is tired taking care OF
neutrality-suspicious. Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
USE OF CHEESE.

A pound of cheese is equal in food
value to two pounds of beef and is
generally cheaper.
A slight grating of cheese improves
almost any dish such as poached eggs,
roast potatoes. mashed potatoes and
cream toast.
The difficulty OF dlgestlng cheese is
lessened If 1t is cooked or served bro
ken up or grated. A small pinch Of BIZ
carbonate Of soda is sometimes added
to assist digestion.
For tomato and cheese salad, which
is quickly prepared. cut the tomatoes
in thick slices; sprinkle each slice with
a little freshly minced Bermuda onion
and the same amount of grated cheese.
Serve with French or mayonnaise
dressing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
New York City.

New York city has added s94 families
toits population during the last month
1t is estimated that the metropolitan
district of New York city now contains
100000 persons.
Paved streets of New York city are
long enough to reach from the Atlantic
ocean to Pixies peak.
II costs nearly rs much to pay the
snlaries of the municipal servants Of
New York city as 1t does to support the
entire army Of the United States. The
salaries amount close to ST0,O00,o00 an.
nuaIly.- New York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
BYE GLASSES FOR j
XMAS PRESENT.

The kind that take away the freun
and make the wearing Of Eye CLASSES
a pleasure and comfort instegd IL
worry and nuisance.
The most satisfactory eyegia5ses Ia
the market today-becauso 1t flsa
$50 EAsY,r
adjusts $50 EAaY.p istTis: .at,.s
and stays on $50 EAsY.'s re
g. ! g.g i! |! ] ]
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried, Give Us Neubro,o
a Rerpicsde.

i4 heE9ic1des
This word of late has been in every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though M one
has yet been found. who will DENY the.
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does tha wora
Well. for the information et terousands of
people who Ike TO knor all about a good
tnipe. we would say that HERPICIDB
means. a destroyer or killer OF "Iernea -
Now Herpes" Is tho family name OF a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes dan
drum Itching scalp. and falling hair; thIs
Is the microbe that NEwBRo's HERPI-
eide promptly destroys: after which the
hair sfows. Sold by leading druggtsts.
Send ioc In clamps for sample to Tho
He.piclde Co.. Detroit Mich.
ALLEN'a DRUG STORE, sPEcIAg
AGENTS. lszpljsa
Two sizes--5oc andesi0o. ;9FYssss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
Fine Stationery

Lends tone to your business and creates
favorable impression. We make good impress
sions on stationery at prices consistent with
good work
We Garry the following well known
brands of paper
Bonds: Housatonio Darlington, Danish,
Cambria, Carthage Flat Writing: Windsor
lvanhoe, Palo Alto, and Riverside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-19
Wanted Raa,,I..

mo n, ator said must keen nv
io u smut when In the cold des eir NY
d,aie ln open the window inn.
diately.-Tlt-B Bits. uow lmme-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01

Fortunately. the law protects them. though | :s difficult to conceive how anyone could derive any pleasure from killing ttem.
 That story about the coyote drinking all the water in pr. Paths rain bar rel lacks complete corrOboratiOn, but the fact that the mountain mice car ried Theodore out on the hill and cov- cred hira with leaves one night, has not been questioned. Pigeons are seen in small flocks. The white winged. red crested ant eating wood becker is the best carpenter in camp, since Tom Edens returned 10 Phoe- nix. It is intensely interest Ing to watch these feathered artisans digging holes in the trees in which to store the win ter supply of acorns. Peek. peck, peck. straight into the bark, goes the sharp bill. Peck. peck, peck. again, and round with a twist. like a gimlet, goes the little head, evidently provided with a double reversible ball and socket joint. and the sides of the opening are rounded and chips removed. Again and again. with patient industry, this process is repeated until the hole is just right for the acorn. A short time ago there was great commotion down on the big pine where the woodpeck- CTS have some nests. What was going on2 Why. these wise birds were dO- ing for their young what rich men and poor men too for that matter ought to do with their sons. They were pushing them out of their nests and forcing them to learn to fly with their own wings and hunt the food like the old folks. For wisdom, O fool ish and Over-indulgent parent go thou to the woodpecker. Consider its ways and be wise
 old bushy-tail. the big grey squir- rel. is also busy these days and goes flying around like a Phoenix real es- tate agent in an automobile. making hay while the tourists son shines, or rather, laying up nuts while he can get them Bushy's family in the big hol- low juniper, in the nest so wisely made. will fare well this winter. for the walnut trees are loaded with nuts.
 Pit the faker is dying to tell of the thrilling experience he had up on the hills beyond Prescott. toward Thumb
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01
FOR THE
 ARMY CANTffN
General Greeley Says It Is
 A Necessity
Cites instances where the Lack of it Has Destroyed Discipline.

Vancouver. Aug. 31.-General A. w. Greeley. commander of the Depart ment of Columbia, has returned from Alaska. where he went to inspect the military posts. The general found the posts generally in good condition. "One thing, however he said. we should have in the army. and that is a canteen at every post. IL is absolute ly impossible to compel men to ab- stain from the use of liquor and as they will have it. it is infinitely better that it should be in the post under proper regulations"
 The general cites as an illustration. a woman who maintains a resort near the post at St. Michaels. He says she gets out of the jurisdiction of the To- cal authorities by going out of the harbor and maintaining the place on barge. As a result, she has almost demoralized the discipline of the sol diery. He says 'T have known of liquor being sent to that resort to the amount of si000 in one shipment. This money all comes out of the soldiers pockets. I have known men to go fif- teen miles in the coldest weather to get liquor. When they do. they sell dom stop until they are to some extent intoxicated"
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01

No one could sleep in the building and the neighbors across the way in the Doris rooming house got but few winks and finally some of the roomers dressed and came over and asked if something could not be done to quell the "howling idiots" Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams himself felt that forbearance had long ceased to be virtue. and turned the hoodlums out of the jag cell to the benign mercies of the Kangaroo court" which was speedily organized and held session. The bath tub was filled with cold water and then with due ceremonies. ''in the name of peace. quiet and sleep they consistently ducked them one by one. clothes. boots and all. The howl CTS were heard no more that night. They were still a rather wet looking quartette of soaks the next morning.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01
"IrOn Springs News Letter==
niIIIntEIII,.IiiIIIIEIIIIIIrinlIlHlInn,IIIIi


 Iron Springs. Aug. 1O.-,Special correspondence of The Republican)- The nature faker has been wandering about over tho hills and through the valleys with-his e-es open and his imagination in working order. He has seen a great many things living and dead. a@d imagined he saw some things which did not materialize upon closer scrutiny. Moreover. the faker has had other people studying Arizona fauna for him. with what results time will tel As he has not vet been re- ccivcd into full membership in the Ananias club. whatever he says may be accepted with confidence-and a grain of salt. The other night cou- pie of his trusted observers were priv ilcged 10 witness Q terrific battle be- tween a Comanche. a vicious member Of the Green Bug Trust, and sky back. ffor want of a more accurate namc) spider. For nearly an hour the contest ragged. The Comanche gouged out the spiders eyes; the spider spun his web and wrapped it. around his foe until il lay apparently helpless in the net It seemed like a kilkenney cat fight with nothing save the tale left. After about twenty-one hours Mir Spider chirked up, repaired his web and resumed business at the old stand while his antagonist had extri- -ated his long grasshopper legs and hied himself to pastures green.
 Arizona antelope are not often seen in the vicinity of the Springs, but lit tie deer are not unknown. Of course there are many little (and big) deer, upon whose trail it is neither safe nor proper to step. These however, be- long to a separate chapter and an other story. not in the faker's depart mcnt. one of the wild deer, beau tiful little mouse colored creature, fleet as the wind, was seen scaling the hin north of the Prescott road recent lv. Others have been seen. near Alto.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01
WILLIAM F.LOTHAMERF P

MT. William F. Lothamer, former president of the Boss Barbers' Union, a noted politician and at one time chair man of the Democratic State Central Committee, writes from 1906 South 4th Ave, Minneapolis, Minn.:
 "For years I suffered with severe disease of fhe Kidneys. I would have pains aH over my body, and at times have such dizziness in my head that l could not see nor work.
 "Nights would often be awake with pain so I could get no rest. I spent hundreds of dollars on doctors and drugs, and had ceased to have faith in either.
 'My druggist told me one day of the praise his customers gave to Peruna, and advised me to try it, offering to re- turn my money if it did not help me. I purchased few bottles. I kept getting better. The medicine did its work, and in four months l was 8 well man. |"
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01
THEY GOT A BATH
 WHICH WAS NEEDED
Four Rowling Hombres Haunt the Night With DistressfuI Noises That Mudered Sleep.

The kangaroo court" was called up to hold session early yesterday morning The reason thereof was due to the presence in jail of Alfino Vas GUS. B. Esnor. Leonardo Benabides and A. Rivera, who were in state of spontaneous hilarity and raising combined howl that murdered sleep. These hombres were first noticed hay ing noisy jubilee at Second and Jackson and Deputy Sheriff Murphy arrested all four at one haul. Justice Johnstone gave each seven days. When placed in jail they at once commenced a joint jollification with trimmings. This they kept up until the unhoiy hour of midnight. despite the efforts of the officers to put quietus on them
Arizona republican., 1907-09-01
Catarrh of the Bladder.

CdtarTh or the Bladder.
 MT. James M. Powell, 43l Kensipgton street, Kansas City, Mo-, writes:
 "About four years ago suffered with a severe cafarrh Of fhe bladder which caused continued irrifsfion and pain. l was miserable, and could not stand up or walk for any length of time with out extreme wearfneSs and pain.
 II began taking Peruna and it greatly relieved me, and in eleven weeks 1 was completely cured, and felt like a new man."
 Kidneys and Liver Affected.
 Mrs. Carrie King, 73O North Cascade, Colorado Springs, Col, writes:
 "Peruna has been my favorite sand only household remedy for nearly five years. have suffered for years with biliousness, and Kidney and liver trouble. If I caught a little cold, the pains were increased, and backache and headache were of frequent occurrence. However, Perura cured n1e-twelve bottles made me a new and healthy woman. For three years I have enjoyed the best of health. keep Peruna con stantly in my home, if my husband or catch cold or feel indisposed, a few doses of Peruna never fail 10 restore us.>
 Mir. M. T. GafIney, Corpus Christi, Texas, writes:
 "I can certify to the truthfulness of Pernna es a Cafarr, cure, and am rec ommending it to every one. l am prac- tically well of the catarrh in my nose, throat and head"