The Lexington intelligencer. [volume], August 10, 1901, Image 4

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. The Intelligencer.
I. O. NEALE.
Editor m4 Proprietor. '
Xntertd at the Lexington poatoSce at
second clasa mail natter.
TERflS, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Satceoat. Acocst 10, 1901.
The Isteluoescer will probab'y ro
I into the homes of many thit week for the
first lime and will be- read by many who
hare heretofore been stranger to it
ooiumas. We have bo apolorv to offer
for the IKTELLKi KXCKK U il U. It hu
always enjoyed the reputation of being
ooeot the best paper the iale.
However, w are sot satisfied aod
I with the increased facilities rained 1st
Ithe purchase of the Lafayette Leader,
we will as rapidly as poibla improve
A la every way. We realize that the
Over The State-
Clsrksville, Mo. bad s ditructiv fire
last Friday eight by which two busi
ness blocks were wiped out.
Isaao C. 11 ill, coroner of Kit
oooty, drew number eleven in Uncle
Saw's big Kl Ueno drawing.
The work of puttier in s vstem of
sewerage at Taimyr was begun Ibis
rec, the contract having
awarded to a Hannibal firm.
The fair at Holden. Johnson county.
hu been in teuton this week and a large
crowd has beea ta attendance aad
i
Clearance Sale
KSOCKERS AT ST. LOUIS
St. Louis t bow having her trotble I people when UeT wbscrlbo lor a
-.v- -aoBrm, woo 07 injono- eo,, fptTt WMl w ( crowa nan oeea ta aueouaoco sue
Uob sait are trying to atop the work foU Md for ,hit we wil, o good races have been pulled off
Of tlim IVMlailfl P.lKhaA r.uulfin I I ..... m ... .......
- i-tv correspondents from all over the ""'ler oamn, a rrstnerviue ooy,
company ia the preparation of Forest j, a ha been the pleasure of recently won a three hundred aad fifty
park for the fair. The fair will be one ine Ixtm.ugs.scm under all . do,1 wbolsrship In be Chicago
enterprises tbst was ever to fight tan battle of the demo- bj writing the best article
iVv r . , crat party. Loyalty to the platform a Cromwell.
.hiiuU f ?k T, IT" exprMe1 In the l ot 108 Marshall bad an electricl storm last
abUJty of the city, and all Its leading hM ,nd Wll, me (J The wareho0M o &
ITZJZT T PlK"doPto tbi, ,m, the record Page Milling Company was set on fire
2 7u iT?? "? ta01, With0Qt bl0'' All by theligbtnirg but the fire compsny
pletlon. It is to be hoped that the we ask l tnt .i .... t ' ...." ... 7
... 1 j j'io iuo laiKLu- 1 piuuiiniT cauatniisueu me ore
who are trrinr to retard the L 7 .. r r ' 6
knockers who are trying to retard the fi(rK rnr ..J. .
-.v . .. . gknckr yonr sopport on its merits.
nvsw. v tvjuuviiuu ujmj J, m akOUCK
oat blow in the decision to be given by
Judge Ztchnts.
Ptof. Ludwig Marienbarrer. Ph. D..
a graduate of the University of Beilin
says teat the beat tbi summer is
caused by the earth suffering from an
attack of "locomotor ataua" or loss
The negroes had a big celebration of
Emancipation Day at Sedalia last Sun
day. Excursions went in over all the
railroads and a big old fashioned bar
becue, where beeves and pigs were
roasted was the big feature of the day.
A. E. Ilendrix. a new breakman rnn
CUBAN SCRAR AXD TUBAtXX).
From recent reports from the tobae
w. iuuuvui ataxia - or JOBS
co interests of Cuba the rrobab litv is L -
. u Bvuirvi vi us motive powers. That's! nouun, a new oreaxman run
thatCuba w.il ask to have the dtJ all right professor, and on the supposi J nioS 00 loe M City branch of
removed from tobacco coming into the ti ,.., . th ri,; a ...I:,,.,,.....
1. . j c, , r ! , - iwumuiur ataxia is con. I -..v.s u miuu, tiura oj me
1 7 V " " suc ' tg'ous that accounts for the tired feel- car ,l Fu,l0, ''e Monday afternoon
ask to be annexed to the United StaiM!..-.!.-. . rr;- .. . ...
... .. . luafc uui a man about tbe knees
which would g,ve fren entrance to both and cause. h,m to desire to sit ,n be
tobacco and ber sugsr. This shade when bis wife wants him to go
would practically be a death blow to tn ,h. ,1 .. ... . . . . 7 g
tobacco .ad sugar intu.rie, VZ
.ntb,.ouory, but apparently bound p,si tbat Ured
soonerorlater to come a, the d.rect pan, es the heated term
result of tbe policy of island assimila-
lion iuaugerated by the republican Genl. IL C. Home has been appoint. Boer war
PlrtX- J by Governor Dockerr to siimmH L .
- iin w V n " exuausieu tne standing supply, and
DEMOCBACY SATISFACTORY. c e ,abor d'epanm nt" iT 'B made " d,ffiCuU 'r Uie ins
The Globe-Democrat has fai.ed to l jj'l f l lhe "gulation standard,
.ena its force of expert bookkeepers to offic) AuetHt , . " ,nferior i0g largely accepted.
We o9r about UOjardaiood Calicos at
About yards beat a miner caUcors, wwrth and Vceau ! Vor
Au of ear T aad I cent Lawas aad Dimities lor
All of oar I aad US cent Lawns and Dimities for.'. .."'
All of oar IS, IT aad Scent Lawns aad Dimities for
All of oar si and SB cent Pooic lor " '
Alt ot oar rtgarvd Swiaaee for ".
AU of oar KtnHisn Tlaone for
About IS y aroa Torchon Lacea, worth I to I cent for
H extra heavy large all wool rap. aise 16 x n, worth 11 ji for "
t piece wool Carpet. SO yards, worth 76 Cent for
I piece wool Carpet. I yards, worth Ta cents for..;.!..""'
I piece Tapestry Ingram. IS yards, worth (6 cents for...".'
I piece half wool, 3H yards, worth 50 eonta, for ' "
I piece half wool. It yards, worth SO cents for
J pieces Brussels Carpet, t and 3'i. worth 11.00 for!.
I piece Brussels Carpet, 1&4 yards, worth 11.00 for......
I piece Brussels Carpet, 1X yards, worth 8Sc for......"'.'"' "''
I piece Axmlnlater, I yards, worth U.U. tor.......". ".'.
I piece Axmlnlater, 4 yards, worth 11. IS, for
1 pieco Axmlnlsur. 11 yard, worth 11.10, for....".".!.'
1 diece Axminlster.Sx vards, worth 11.15. for !... ...... ' "'
Some CiirUla Bargain
I pr Lace Curtains, worth II for etc t pr Lace Curtains worth
9 tir tm rnrtllni vapIK SKI TA a . t IU
. ,. - , . c pr utce unrtains, worth
1H pr Lacs Curuins. worth tiso. .. H.n 1 pr Lace Cnruina, worth
1 pr Lrc Curuins, worth 5.oo,.... tzso
I pr Bullied Swiss Curtains worth II SO for
1 pr Ruffled Swiss Carta! ns, worth 65 cents, for
H pr Kusea Swiss curtains, worth 11.15 for..
Come and see,
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His remains were taken to Motinn
Mo. The deceased was from Corry-
vuie, Mo. He was about 25 years old.
During the past two weeks, on spe
cial orders from the British goverment,
over 8,000 horses and mules bsve been
shipped from tbe British inspecting
station at Lathrop, Mo. for use in the
Tbe increased demand all
W. G.
McCAUSLAND.
the states are organized tbe national
body will control practically all of tbe
bituminous output in tbe country. Tbe
statei to be included are Western
Pennsylvania, Indiana, . Western Vir
ginia, Ohio and Illinois. Tbe national
organization will be financed by J.
Pierpout Morgan rnd bis friends."
inspect the books thrown open by solll his jn te Marsha, Tndex A 0,1 "l Neode8h.
Uvernor Dockary, and by its action to his partner, O. P. St"m Generl' preparing to operate at Lake, City!
idows loat i was not an inspection of it ...... ' eiehi mil fH Allot nf lni4in..J..
ik u t. niue is a or got UewSDSDer man anit uciJuu:m;e, on
be book tt wanted, but the state D9 will oe a,L, trom Z trZZZ tb' Lelia-l0n b"ooh
offices. The people tried the repub. trom thefraternity. goar, I8cifio
Hcsn pany at oi.e time aod will not rbe d'Aeoce between tbe demo- bas leased lands from Joseph and
forget for a long time the rotton ad- cratic PoI,cJ ' 'riff reduction and the Charles Hudspeth, Thomas White aod
ministration of tin reconstruction reP"M'ctn reciprocity dodge 19 that Georee Teaoa. lmmBHi.,..- ..u
period jus; following the war. They lhe "ocratic policy would reduce the that village, and is now nefrotiatin
irono ready to torn the state over tar' " tbroulo the trust,, while the with parties to drlU U a depth of 2 500
ITIin In Ik. ..L . rCDIlhiipin .nk.n,. ...1.1 ... " WVV
-b ivuurr Kug. democracy r uCUJC nuuiu DOi neCessa. reet, tnrough what is called the Missis-
is eood enough, thank von. nly do either. in ,.:, ,. t ...... . .. .
"liner. . D rnif T. i-.ir.-j .
1 r- o--"" ucii.TBu mat at mat
encouraged by the fuccess of the p 1 m 8re' quanities will be
Tk M.,.i..ii r,.:i .. ... Lnited Stati n,i t,.A I found
"nunii uauj i;jocrai-.ews I ", ui promises
Some time a?o. while a well
of Mondav announo. tw t.. aD1 procrastination. Franc i. n- WM De,DS 8unk 'or water, oil was found
Samuel Davi. of that city, is a caodi. crowdiD-th wi'y Turk for those little th"e in Conside'bIe quanities at a
date for a position 00 tbe snore c'"ds that are long past due and she depth ' onlJ etyfeet.
bench of Missouri. Judge Davis is h" bis 101,1 t,rb-nd highness on tbe
well known throughout the state as a tD!C,0US
gentleman of high legal attainments New Tork " hiTThor,.. e reoorted t L Z" .
o . . . - ,guuiux a com.
Condennwl wa
The wholesale grocers of New York
A Scarcity of Horn.
A hog sburtage U predicted tor
Kansas- Corn is too expensive to feed
to the porkers, and from present Indi
cations it is a case of "root bog, or
die," with them. Krt Miller of Savon.
berg, Kan., a regular shipper to tbe
rvansas tity marxet, posod as a bog
prophet at the stock yards yesterday.
All the raisers are working off their
light stock, said be Wby? ltecause
tbey can't offord to feed them. Corn
m our vicinity is sellmz at 75 onu
Farmers are, therefore, not prodigal
with that cereal. Many shoals will be
sent to this market this fall aod the re
sult will be that few hogs will be car
ried over this winter. A good hog will
be worth money m the enrine of I9ti
. c wuum uu ine iu 01. iiuis, Jo.. to renlpnieh l,. Tk -k r,
position with credit to bis party. stock. The ea,t has fonnd x T Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ac
3 e ean n" fonnd Missouri ciation, of St. Ixjuis, sold over a mil
Apparently the most popular young Dorae t0 be perior quahty. lion barrel, of beer during meyeai
Iidy in the country today is Miss Beals, The Globe-Democrat would reward ;lo8ing July Slat.
who drew second choice in Uncle Sam's mo liberally tbe expert bookkeeper The mi'ilry government at Manila
big lottery. The number of young
men, ana some not so young, who bave
written proposals of marriage to Miss
Beals would indicate tbe self sacrificing
nature of our young men and their
willingness to assume the care of Miss
dmis ana ner t0,X0 claim. Miss
Beals don't seem to be worrying her-
sen in tbe maantime about being
varea 101
Uncle Sam feels called upon in view
of the fact that a train has been delay.
eu ior ao nour oy tbe revolutionists on
the kbemus of Panama, to send gun
boan and make a demonstration to
give tbe revolutionists to understand
tbat they must not Interfere with
isthmian trafic. It may be necessary
to land troops to fully protect trans
portatioD aod preserve tbe neutrality
of the isthmus.
General Weyler, the butcher of the
Cuban war, now Spanish Minister of
war ij going to reorganize the entire
Spanish army. He would probably
want to reorganize the navy also if
Dewey and Schley had left enough
pieces of it to be reorganized.
The women of Albany bave raised
almost enough money to buy a
town clock. They intend to allow
their husbands to bave no excuse for
remaining out late at nigbt on accouot
of not havinj wa'chfs with them.
ho would guarantee to find nn n.,i P. I., ceased lt t.,
- ...wc , - ana was
naw in the democratic system of keep- 4ueeded by a civil government under
Teddy K-osevelt bas been chasinr
coyotes in Colorado this week. He fs
probably getting m training inr i,ia
chase later, after the presidential bee.
three commissioners.
The Clay County Democrat expects
to advertise the town of Liberty by
gettinir out a big special fall edition, to
be issued early In September.
Owingto the" drouth this .mmLj.r?. Tm cation
tbe size of potatoes, beets and nthar ' coun,ry
vegtables is very stnall compared . h ,k . ,UeUea and il U
the prices asked for them lbR' m8' f tbem W"1 ob th, call.
. Tho T 1. .
. .. . - -- 'fgisiamre at a special
fur tlcnantrcj imainn nn... .1 ......
hom- in ih. it,. .. . 1 . """"""("nginatltsmem-
liloul, .fc. : . v" hut
. woeQ ugiweainer.
neuuMneiarwest. He is the fath.
er of Mesdames J. E. Bovp nj ti.. 8'IOO.OOO.Oihi rni -r... ...
isarnett and H'm. Kpith ui. Cnicaeo. Autr. f. a. . .
uas many 1 - icau.i 01 a
frmn.l . 1. . . I ... 'I it,.,.! . ...
.. .. umC wno win learn of his death v 'eung ot ttie finance commit-
With an (-.. I too ft L ...
..vn. jU iDem h .
lives the .Ledger extends it, .inn.P.
conMolency.Missoun Idcer.
The C. A A. dnnr .t r..i.
- r . uiuju was
Iraores the nntit lit lull
Atlanta Journal
Governor Tift, who has been set up
.mcr oyer tne rbilippmes, with
practically unlimited authority, has
"..eveeu mat tne judicial officers of
me united Mates in that far-off r,n.
session shall not take an oath to sup.
r-.k iuo consutution of the govern
ment which has appointed tbem, but
ior me usual form of oath shall be
substituted one binding them to obev
"the supreme authority." A parallel
IL'.h3 Produ -m never been fur
nished in the history of repuolic.n
government. Kuin.an
Great Strtkn n...
Pittsburg, p.., Aog ,
week, of preliminary sk,rn,i,hiW tt
l 'he great battle betweeu h,
g gantlc steel trust and the thou.a.d,
of men n.arbl.r2uDjPr,hah
of the Amalgamated ASM.ciaiiu o(
:on, hteel ,od Tin Worker, i, ,.
on Tbe long talked of general ,,rik;
.ucr was usued by Tresidt Shafts
this evening, to take effect after tbe
astlurQ.of the mill, on August 10.
What the result will be noniaacM
foretell, but, judging by the express
determination of bth Dn. t .v.
controversy, the battle w.ll b. ...
to tbe very last ditch. M,mi,
ill be lost, thousands upon thousands
of men will b mi.
looked for and even bloodshed and
iu are possible and feared.
The strike ca!l Include.
1I Amalgamated men in the United
States Steel corporations employ not
now on strike, it was issued from the
Amalgamated Association beadqu.r.
ers and mailed to all Amalgamated
- uj:U ,n,0 me strike.
"' " saw j
C0SSS 810SC lATIflO.
M ' l500',def" Home, HiciiasvUle,
Mo.,Wedoe.deyiAugu.tl4ll901.
A.ewmao, Ma.ter of Cermoniea.
One 0 clock p. m.-Maaonlc Lodeewi)l
lia their ball aad march to the Home.
One. thirty o'clock p. m.
Son. H
Prayer-Re,-. L. H. otto.
Laying Corner Hrn. k. n. j t
- j Ul.uu U(,
.' Al M- eondocted by Campbell
Wells, Grand Jaaur.
Hong;.
Addreas-J. E. McDooald.
800 g.
Addre.s-Dr. B. Lion Cave.
Doxology.
PILES
tr Cllmai Salve. Sausfi.-tiue
vwv reiutxlml AlldruirriiU.
Well, now, didn't tim goernor shut
ICO Ol the nrrinn.Ail Jnr. r... . . -
national coal trust held here today.it
said tbat the combination- will be com
pleted by the llmof nextvear. Th.
burelarized promoters.it is said. h.v. i.j ...
morning at one 1 Li ' "au cn-
o clock and the Lurelar ... Slllerable lroubl "Hh tbe mine own-r.
red-handed and compelled to dis tb'hwt la bo have put ex
three railroad punches, a knife, a screw L Ta'"e8 0,1 lheir Pities, but
ner, a nan pucb, two ino-ebl wrcea into the national
pencils, a comb and comb case and T mb,0u A is formed. The
I'-OLouismna Press. finances for the trust are assured as
Mr. Cu. B.rron returned ,,,.,.. , . 7 "aV6 8lel,Ped ln
o -f-.la. I. T., a,ur T dl vf. ? ,hat "e wed to un.
with tbe homefoik. in oar city. Mr. derwnta th new organization. ..V0I1
Barron inHH.i,. . ... .. . "" in . .. ' u"
,, " ""ia, iccom
up the (;..!., 1'. 11. q
can say tht tlm national organwat
ion
. : ""in.sccom.
" vjniur. nen
ifs Cash. Price Sale
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1 can Salmon
3 cans Corn
2 cans TaM. vl'lil''
gallon Table Syrup..' :$c
New MarL-.f J xoc
. .v.,,.,, j ior. . ,
tjasoline..
2 lbs. new Apricots
' 5 bars Soap
3 bars Soap..
Package coffee
Loose Coffee
30c
. 1
$1 .00
25c
25c
05c
10c
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Prices be for i J f "neJ COr"' cal1 a"d
MtOil. Not , 1 " ' ,hlte Rose Gasoline and nation,!
gallon, of chea : 0 , ;r,aTobi ' 5 wi
i or gasoline, and gives better satissactnn.
J- W. E'NDLY,
nHNSVlLL. MI530UKI.