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The Servant Question.

How are you fixed on the ser
want question: This great na-
tional problem viii be discussed IN
a frank and eiucidating manner.
Owing to the fact that some peo-
pie are never bothered with the
portant feature Of our lives, and
others are worried with II all the
time. there must be something rad
iCaliy wrong somewhere. Let Us
investigate. Probably a remedy
may be devised
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Religions in America.

The review Of the re jgions IN
America viii prove a most absorb
Ing topic TO all those who have
devout incIinatiOns. One day our
correspondent viii tell how many
Catholics there are in the United
states. where they center. and
what are the latteg-day phases Of
their development. This viii not
be q seCJaTiau harangue 10 pit one
denomination against another, but
just the facts told accurately and
entertainingly. Then will follow
Methodists. Baptists, Presby-
terians, Christian Scientists. the
Srlvauon Army. &c, DC.
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Our National Amusements.

After the religions viii come our
amusements-sUch as baseball
horse races, the circus, and the
theater-au viewed from a national
viewpoint. The people Of Chicago
spend S10GCo0 every week in going
to their theaJers. 1t will be shown
how many people there are IN the
show business in America, what
they earn. and the inside facts of
the busiuess-the side that the
audience does not see from the
seats.
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nLust Pay ,Frisco claim.

Transatlantic Fire Insurance companies
of Hamburg Notwithstanding their plea
Of nonliability for damages by the fire IN
San Francisco that followed the earth
quake of last April, owing to the earth
quake clause IN the policies. have been
adjudged responsible by the Court Of
First Instance
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Science of Advertising.

Advertising has been developed
TO a science in the Urfited States.
We spend more money for pub
icity in this country every year
than it takes 10 run any govern
ment in the world. Our cor
respondent viii tell all the little
ins and outs of the business in a
breezy, intimate way that viii be
exceedingly interesting TO thoU-
sands Of people who have 10 do
with advertisements, as well as
hundreds Of thousands who read
them Wouldn't you like to know
how much the ads in your favorite
magazine cost, and what returns
they bring?
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles G. Van Hook. SO, Valdez Alaska, and
Ellen p Benson, q, Tacoma, Wash Rev. j. r.
Ferbrycke
Abraham Sigmun. 90 and Helene X Eiseman
g. Rev Abram Simon
Charles E Howell, .. and ]. Shirley Palmer. IS
Rey +. NJ Bristol
Richard NJ Kopp q. and Annie Brown. So
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
COLORED.
Isaac DuvaIl, q, and Matte jackson. a. Rev. W
4. Blackwell
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and CoGcEan SIS. a.. The
Rev. Frank sevau. D. D.. pastor. viii preach al
j a. M Sunday school. lZi5 Evening service
and lecture 80 p. m second on The Present
Religious Crisis" ''Nracles-Did They Occur and
How Bec1ncilahie With Law
THE RAINBOW AND THE CLOUD-A STUDY
0f Bible symbolism. subject ~ address al the
New Church Mission. no. l5iz 50. NV. second
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DEATH RECORD.

Elias r. CLARK. Georgetown Hospital. g years
]. 7. Humbr0ck. Govt Hospital Insane. Is years.
Ann C. GTusu. % New Hampshire ave. IS years
Della johnson. 1855 Tweniy-fifth street p years
John 7. Ganley 705 Fifth street Sc, sc years.
Isaac T. Clarke. I752 Oregon ave. Is years
Agnes Darling Garfield Hospital 81 years.
Catherine S. Cleary. 3il6 street NV. 81 years.
John Cady. SIS jefferson ST.. BrightWood. IS years
Thomas Il. YeageF, lll2 Chapin strset, ! month.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JlSlitE SIAEfOkIl
United States vs. Kate AIaxey and Paul Meagher:
ahortion verdict guilty indicted on second count
bail fixed at $4,000 foT Mrs. 1laxey and s. 900 for
MeasheE Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberlin and
Il. T. Mattiugly
United States vs. james Walker, grand larceny;
sentence renitentiary for one year and one day
Attorney. =. II. De Reef
United States rs, Edgar Flsk. housebreaking;
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 10Th and
O. sts. nw. Rev. Charles H. Everest. ID. D.. act.
ing pastor ID a. m.. public worship, with sermon
5 p. ~. public worship. with sermon. Music by
quartet and chorus choir led by Dr j. W.
Bisch0h orran.st. $50 a. m. sunday school.
$50 p. m Christian Endeav0r.
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road and 18th st. The pas
tor. Rev. ~ Ross Fisbburu. vii preach at u and
7i5 subjects o. m- Gods Part and Man 5
Part o. H. Under the Library Lamp s5
a. m, Sunday school p. m-, Junior EndeaEos.
$50 D. m Senior Eud13yor
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. eor- Isth and SIS
Ulysses g.. y. Pierce. minister 9s5 a. H. sun
day school and class for the Comparative Study
OF Religion. % a. 10. United Study Class ID
a. M. morning service, sermon by the minister.
D. H.. Young Peoples Religious Union. 3
y. IT,. evening service second iu course Of ser
non. nn -s.ma y. o--lngs q I.su..- iaLzL
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER'S. 6c
Conn. ave.. az D. m.. address hy Hrs. Daniel
Paul subject Bible interpretations Daily noon
meetings on Mondays 40 8 80 D. m. at Loan aud
Trust Building. Public invited.
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sentence penitentiary for one year and six months.
Att0ney. 7. c. Taylor.
United States vs. william Bridges arson: sentence
pententiary for two years. Attorney Albert Sillers
United States William Davis. grand larceny;
sentence penitentiary for two years. Attorney. q.
l.. Gaskus
United states vs. John Montgomery and Robert
Brown. houselmeaking; sentenced penitentiary for
one year and one day each. Attorney, j. W,
Nichol
United States vs Wesley Osborne housebreaking:
sentenced penitentiary for year and six months
Attorney, q. L. Gaskins.
Assignment for Monday January IA. 1907
United States rs. Luke Hebron.
United States vs.. Charles Crown and Henry Scott,
United States vs.. Heny SLOW.
United States vs.. George SDms.
United States John Smith.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs.. George W. Nagle and Benia-
min L. VemiIlon; held hy eoroner's jury for wreck
disaster; personal recognizance taken.
United States vs. Harry II Hidehrand held for
wreck; recognizance, 5000 taken. with Patrick J.
Collins surety. Attorneys H. E. Davis and Charles
Bendhem.
United states vs. Frank F. Hoameier: held for
wreck: recognizanoe. $500 TAKEN with W W.
Stewart surety. Attorneys, II. L. Davis and Charles
Bendhem,
United States vs. Eugene T. Hoover: embezzle-
ment plea guilty; sentence suspended and personal
rccugnizance taken Attorney \. 4 Blrney-
Blankeuship vs. C0wling; motion for new trial
overrulcd and Judgment on verdict. Plaintiffs at
tcrney, L. W L. Ewing; defendants attorney. G.
H. Merillat.
Briel vs. Rowland; motion for new trial over
ruled Judgment on verdict; appeal bond. 500
stay Of execution for Eve days Plaintiffs attorney
J. y. Coughan; defendants attorney, A B. Webb
Kimban Davidson; Judgment on verdict
Plaintiffs attorneys f. c. DuttOn and $. g.
Peelle; defendants attorneys. NJ. y. Richardson
and J. a. Cobb.
Assignment for Monday. January Il. 1907:
In re win Of Margaret Harrison, deceased; on
trial
Appeals.
No la Neligsn vs.. Amato. Attorneys. Darr &
Digs
No I55. Thorn vs.. Adams Express Company At
torueys. Hegarty & Thomas.
No lE Strong vs.. CLARK Attorneys. Milan
Smith & Bradley.
No. l6s. Drury VS. Kimmen. Attorneys. To
briner i Williamson.
No. l6a Erickson vs.. KimmeIl. Attorneys, To
brincr 4 Williamson.
No. ll Lambert vs. District Of Columbia. At
t0meys Easby-Smith q FTailcy.
No. Z Thomas vs.. Baker. Attorneys, Prentisi
and United States attorney.
No. s.-JaCkson vs.. Baker Attorneys, Prentis'
and United States attorneys.
No. g. Lyon vs.. Willard Hotel Company. At
toneys. Prentiss and Hamilton. Colbert Ham
llton
No. 10. Neidliuger vs.. Knabe Manufacturing
/ Company. Attorney. Leo simmons
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Cumberland rs. Brennan Construction Company
motion fer new trial 0Yerrled and judgment on ver-
dict for plaintiff for $3.50; appeal -upersedeas bond
SL3l0; execution STAYED tin January Is Plaintiff s
attorneys, Charles Linkins and ". G. CIephane; do
tsndauts attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert x Hamilton
Assignments for Monday. January T. 1907;
No. l53. Easterling H0rning. Attorneys. VII
son d Barksdale-Tucker & Kenyon and T. s.
Bailey.
No los. MagrIder vs. Luttren. Attorneys. Ralstm
* Sidd0ns and w. r. Richards0n-Hamilt1n,C Colbert
K Hamilton
No I67- Louis Brist0w. AttOneys H. L.
DaTis-M. II Beach and Chaplin Brown.
No III. Jones vs., Sewers Attorneys, J. C.
Rogers and & G. Aukam-J. T. Hunter.
No Us stead Gait. Attorneys George S
Chase-Wolf * Rosenberg and ID. W. Baker.
No. l7s. Mills Diggs Attorneys, ". !, Lam
bsrt-Brsndenburg * Brsndenburg.
No. 81 Strickler vs.. Southern Railway COMPANY
Attorneys. II L. B. Atkinson and e. r. Digs
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
No 5. Wright Baum AttorDevs. w T. An
-ffrT1sfly Mof qusnsou
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is impossible than indicate the fun
viii all O.
country which another
while?
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist. 18th
and u sts. uv. Services SUNDAY. u q. M. aud I,
D. H. subject. ''~acraugnr' Sunday school, u
g. m- Wednesday. s b. M Public cordially in
Fitgd. Al seats free. Free reading rooms in the
Traders Natir "a "auk Building. 10Th s. and
Pa ave. uH.
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Our National Wealth.

The grand totals of the wealth
OF the United States are simply
staggering when you begin TO
comprehend their significance. Ma
ture has bestowed upon Us such a
lavish portion OF natural riches
that We sare indeed the very
pgincelings' OF the earth. And We
are the greatest spenders the
world has ever known. our cor
respondent claims that We spend
more money in the evening for fun
than the rest Of the world lives on
during the day. and he proves 1t in
a most original and conciuCive
manner.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Pastor +. D..
Power. u and 20. E7suing sermon. The
Mother Of Arts and El0guencs." Illustrated Mon
day 80 Meas Club Prof Wiley, The Pure
Food Law
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9th and ID sts ne. Services
eEery sunday at j. a m. and -5 D. N. Pastor.
GenLs. 4. MnIer SUNDAY schlnl. go q. N.
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE In
teTdeuomiuati0usll- Services Ia chapel. = Grant
place uw. D. m. W9meus prayer meeting
p H. Bible address Mr. Philip Mauro IS p.
m. preaching Public is Ylrg cordially invited o
an our services BOOK aud tract repository on
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAALINE NJ. T. CHURCH sth and r sts NV.
Carl 81. D0ney, pastor. 9.s9 SUNDAY school H.
sermon. Who Gets tie CHudF. $50. Epw0rth
League. 7-31 revival service. sermon by Dr. r. Il.
Nayl0r Gospel meeting throughout the week a.
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UNINERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th aud L sts
MS. Rev. John Van Sclaick IT,. pastor. H.,
morning service. g. yesper service. 9,5 Sunday
school G. y L. e. L.
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A DAILY SERVICE

To publish a series about such enormous subject in
weekly insaments would stretch too much time so the
feature will be in daily chapters-iust long enough
for the convenience of the busy reader The Washington
Herald complete newspaper containing all foreign national
State and city You ought read it every day. En-
courage your children form the habit of keeping up with
current 1t will help their education Every day we
give YOU words Of reading for one cent
You can surely contrive snatch few minutes some time
during each twenfour hours find what the world at
large doing. 1t will freshen your mind and quicken your
interest living. Start with the beginning of the new series
tomorrow January I3 If you already regular sub
scrber write The Herald place your order with the local
agent.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD.
A PAPER OF QUALITY
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish HIte sI-n 1907 g. S. Nv. SerT-
ices II a. M. and 80 d. m- Morning lecture by
Bishop oliver T.. Sabin ui bc Of the regular
series n lectures. teaching bow 90 heal the sick
through divine methods QUIZ meeting Wednes-
d. .t.rlr. u - So. f-.e Al inEitai
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The Washington Herald offers no
schemes to advertisers or premiums
to Subscribers, az it has a healthy
circulatiOn-which is still growing
md those who advertise with as are
getting results
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12
Personal Stories.

The new series will contain many
installments Of personal stories
about prominent people. This IS
the sort Of reading that every
body enjoys. II is light, entertain
ing. and quite instructive, because
Of The many insights It gives ID
character For instance. most Of
us would be curious 10 know how
much money Mr.. Rockefeller gen
orally carries around in his pocket;
whether President Roosevelt loses
his temper when he is defeated at
tennis, or If Mr.. Taft is really do
ing something 10 reduce his weight.
You viii get many a little sidel0ng
glance at the personalities Of our
public men through the medium
Of these letters.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

spirit WORSHIP. THE RELIGION OF THE
World subject of address 0y Mrs. May A.
Price. at p. m- Pv-hisn Temple lolZ 9th ST.
uW. Free seats and free discussion.
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Equity Suits.
LAW Suits.

No Es6 Jcssamine L. Palmer IS Edward r.
Palmer Ct al; partition. Complainant solicitors
r. 7. Evans r. H. Benson and ". W. Poui;uey
The Washington herald., 1907-01-12

No i9o62 Atlantic Building Company rs Suls1n
Hutchins; account, S@co0i Plaintiffs attorney,
John RidJut
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qurine Tablets Drug
gists refund money if it fails 10 cure. E. W.
GROVES signature is ca each box ~
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TRADE OUTLOOK GOOD
Car Shortage Improved, but
Still Acute.
COAL NEEDED IN NORTHWEST

Mild Weather Helps Railroads, but
Retards JObbing Trade in Heavy
eFs-Demand for Structural Iron
and Steel Continues Heavy.
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The Magic Name of "America"

First our correspondent America
more
other mgatons Of
afairs with
Of this in series OF gaTng cop
they will ndebe
mind
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Circuit Court No. 1

JUSTICE GOULD.
euts for Monday. January y. 1867
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Campers at State Fair.

The Legislature made an approprl-
alton for the purchase Of "a scres Of
ground adjoining the main entrance
q d this VIII be opeled To campers
Tree Of cha &c, other than gaia fees
Tents aid 'quippage can be rented IN
The city, AID arrangements will prob
ably be made to locate these on The
grounds, that vsitors may rent
With the least possible Inconvenience.
W-ter mains will De extended tc
these grounds for the accommodation
OF visitors. An Invitation is extend.
ed to those who wish to take
weeks outiog to drive to Sedslis il
vehicles, camp on these grouuds and
tkus rracti3AllY without cast visit
the State Fair. You are promised BY
the MANAGEMENT The biggest Agricul-
tural and Live stock Show wei made
in the state, aud a series OF specla
attractions unsurpassed in interest
Cone October 5th aud remain til
the llth, bring your ueighbors wit
you, meet your I'D friends on III
grounds, renew scqusintances AM
have a good time. Write the Score
tary at Seda'ia FOR Information.
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The 18th Annual reunion of Vetsr-
ans of the Mexican War viii be held
at Holden. No., on Wednesday and
Thursday the 18th andl2 days of Sep
TENDER next. All Veterans with their
wives and daughters, and all widows
of Veterans of Merican War, are
most cordially invited. We r as
sured by the Hon. Mayor, and busi-
ness men of Holden, that we viii be
royalty entertained. Come andlet us
have a good time. Papers please
copy, for further information,
address.
w. BOONE MAJOR. Secretary and
Treasurer, 22o5 Gof Avenue, St. Jos.
eph, no. CAPT. NJ. T. MOORE. Pres
ident State association, Veteran Mex.
lean War, Jefferson City Mo.
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The following letters remained un.
called for at the ~postoffice at Lex
ington, Mo-, on August 10 1907.
Mr.. Garrett Anderson, Chr. Mary
Beas, Ella Bues, Miss Susie Brooks
w. o. Brezendin, T. c. Capteotn, Or.
o. w. Tresnie. Clarence Fischer, Miss
Jessie Gilmon, Thos. Hargett, Luz
min Howard, Thomas Holmes, San
johnson, G. NJ. Thompson, M. N. Wal
tiers, w. w, Wallace.
When calling for these letters
please say they we're advertised.
Della Crowder,
Postmaster.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10

Casper Gruber went to Kansas City
Friday evening on business.
Rev. c. G. Meyer went to Smithton,
No. Thursday to attend the Lakewick
Camp Meeting.
Miss Julia Anderson returned
Thursday evening from a visit with
relatives in sedalia.
Miss Sallie Gordon returned to her
home in Nevada Thursday after
a short visit in this city.
Courtney Love of Warrensburg
arrived Thursday evening for a short
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. w. C. Bryarly and daughter,
Miss Sallie, went to independent E
Thursday for a few days visit.
Miss Ella Van Cleave Of Louisville,
KY, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Edward
W. White.
L. L. Scott, of Nevada, came in
Thursday to represent the Mis-
souri, Pacific in several suits in the
Circuit court.
Misses Emma and Nora Vogt ar
rived from Larned, Kansas Wednes-
day for a visit with their cousin,
Mrs. Al Weber.
Miss Margaret Vaughan of st. Louis
who has been visiting relatives in
this city went to Glasgow Thursday
morning to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Smith o.
Napoleon spent Thursday here witt
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. 2. W. Wright.
A beautiful play, fine scenery, goo'
wardrobe, and elegant vaudeville
turns is what you viii see in Swee'
Clover at the New Grand Monda
night.
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A New Fly Trap.

A Carthage inventor who hopes to
benefit mankind and get rich at the
same time has constructed a fly trap
which is novel,any way. The trap
consists Of a wire cage standing at the
end Of a runway" along which a
broad belt runs by means Of two roll
ers. The belt is made Of canvas and
ls saturated with syrup. The flies
Alight on the belt and as it rolls
around by clockwork the are carried
nnder the cage, where they escape up
ward into the cage. The flies are pro
yided a free ride in the cage.
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Livestock Poisoned.

William Sewer, a farmer living
near Liberty, Mo-. had 49 head Of
steers, three milch COWS and ten head
Of horses and mules poisoned last
week. The poisoner mixed paris
green with Hhelled corn. then placed
4 10 the feed troughs. AT last &C.
counts 16 head OF the steers, n COW
and two mares had died. The steers
were being fod for market and Mr..
Sewer expected to sell them this
month. The dead mares were valued
at $3.50.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Prof. {. }. Seed Is pead.

Prof. E. j. Scott, superintendent Of
the public schools at Marshall, died
at his home OF appendicitis. Prof.
Scott has had charge Of the schools
there for a number of years and it
was largely through his efforts that
the new $4,000 high school was built,
as veil as a great many other i'm
provements in the school system. He
had charge of the public schools in
Liberty for several years.
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COLI and rI,h storv.

Some time ago a northern golfer
drove q ball q fine. low, swimming
shot across a river. Just as the ball
was nearly over a salmon leaped II
the BAN and caught It in itu mouth.
Such was the pace OF the BAH that Il
carried tho salmon on 70 the rivers
bank, whtre Il was Immediately 90.
cured, With the bali tightly wedged n
ito teesh-Goli IlluGtrated.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Lonc IN Public LIE.

Judge John v. Wright, Of Tennes,
see, now an attorney in the general
land once, at Washington, who was 81
years old In June, has been connected
with public life for a greater period
than any other living American. He
i stilI ns vigorous as q man Of co and
keeps up With the things OF today
without forgetting what has raised
and gone.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration on the estate OF Jane
Adams. deceased, we're granted to
me undersigned on the Slst day Of July,
1907, by the probate court OF Lafay-
elite county, Missouri. All persons having
claims against said estate are required TO
exhibit them for allowance to the admins
traitor within one year after the date Of
said letters or they may be prec,uded from
anv benefit OF said estate andi such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
date Of this publication, they shall be
PRICE ADAMS,
s-9-t5 Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Bl1oest RacIno Gains.

The largest aEount that | ever
knew to be won by single Individual
on an event was RlOOoO0. This was
the sum that Mr.. Naylot realized over
the Derby years ago Mr.. Chaplin per
hans won a larger sum on Hermit but
a lot OF it was on paper-Mr j. Cor
lett, in the London cauolrs Saturday
Journal
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10

Don't miss the opening play, Sweet
Glover produced by The Steelsmiths
Co. If you do, you win pay Is cents
to see the same play when it comes
along in one night stand. Vaude-
vile, Illustrated songs, and Special
scenery. Prices 10, 20, soc.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Clinton countyIs PopuIatIoa

There is one county-Clinton-
which has a smaller population now
than It had ten years ago. Despite
this the county is richer now than
then and land Is more valuable. The
realty holding Of 100 residents of that
county average 1000 acres each.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10

Miss Sallie Edwards of Blackburn
and Miss Ruth Edwards Of ~Fredericks,
Kans., arrived Wednesday evening
for a visit with their cousin, Miss
Matte Jones.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
NothInn 10 eraa Ahout.

Aurora not only admits but brags
that it has more monographs in pro
portion to It's population than any 9th
or town In Missouri.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Nav Coal on Inspeetor.

The governor has appointed A. E..
Harris coal oil inspector for The city
Of Charleston, to hold office for a per-
Tod of two years.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
A PhIIanthropIc Physician.

An Aurora physician offers 800 and
his services free to the poor to help
along the movement for a hospital
there.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Col. Yost In Los Anaeles.

Col. r. NJ, Yost, who once edited
the old sedalia Democrat, is now
managing editor of the Los Angeles
Herald.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10
Attended Church without Goats.

A parson at Piedmont allows men
to attend church in their shirt sleeves
IL they will agree to keep awake dur
ing the sermon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-08-10

The Endeavor society of the Chris
tan Church will give a lawn social
Tuesday evening, August Is, in the
yard of Clarence vivion. Bells
Band will furnish the music. The
public is invited. I'd,