Get Back to Old Doctrines on Tariff and Democracy
The Intelligencer argues democrat leaders must end quarrels and focus on tariff reform to expose Republican trusts. It contends the tariff is the issue that touches citizens’ wallets, demands return to equal rights, and urges Grover Cleveland era principles, warning against self promotion and ego in Missouri figures.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Tanff Barona
West
Cleveland
Missouri County Clerks Set Meeting in St Louis
The programme committee of the Missouri County Clerks association has arranged the third annual meeting to be held in St Louis September 17 18 and 19. An attendance of at least 100 is expected says Secretary Nash. Members are urged to bring their wives. Mr S B Thornton of Lafayette will attend as chairman of the boards of equalization committee.
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Missouri County Clerks
Missouri County Clerks’ Asociation
St. Louis
Nash
5. B. Thornton
Lafayette
Iowa Democrats Nominate State Ticket at Convention
Iowa Democrats reaffirm platform principles from Kansas City while omitting William J. Bryan. The ticket named includes Governor Thomas J. Phillips of Ottumwa, Lieutenant Governor G. F. Ferguson of Logan, Supreme Court Judge John Shortley of Dallas County, Superintendent W. P. Johnson of Carroll, and Railroad Commissioner A. Price of Bedford.
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Iowa
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Thomas J. Phillips
Ottumwa
G. F. Ferguson
Logan
Supreme Court
John Shortley
Dallas County
W. Pv. Johnson
Carroll
A. (,Rice
Bedford
Passenger escapes chaotic travel mixup in Arizona journey
A country man bought a ticket for The Dalls Arizona from Agent Loomis Tuesday morning. After baggage check the train arrived and he was told it was his ride. He fled into the baggage room then into the mail car before being rescued and guided to a seat. He sighed with relief and vowed not to ride again.
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Dalls, Ariz
Loomis
Back From Nebraska Leads to Breakup of Notorious Horse Thief Ring
Sheriff Oscar Thomas and Prosecuting Attorney Horace Blackwell returned from Aubur, Nebraska, reporting preliminary trials for Lemuel Goldabury and sons on horse stealing and receiving stolen property. Nine horses, two buggies, and two saddles recovered. the gang labeled among the worst in the country. Lemuel led the gang, rode a buggy stolen from Frank Smith of Wellington. other stolen items found at Goldabury home and on premises of associates in Merriam and nearby. Trial set for late September. officials promise more recoveries and no let up.
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Nebraska
Oscar Thomas
Horace Busckwell
Auboro
Neb
Lemuel
Guy
Milene Goldabury
Thomas
Blackwell
Lemuel Goldsburg
Frank Smith
Wellington
Mano
Miller
Merriam
Kansas
Mel. Goldaberry
Will
Messrs
Thomas and
Delightful Local Function Honors Miss Irene Tutt
Mrs. BE Loomis of East Lezington hosted guests on Wednesday evening in Kan ts City honor of Miss Irene Tutt. The program included mastic music vocal and instrumental dancing and dominos with three prizes for the domino contest a medallion to Miss Katie Haya a tirror to Thomas Shelby and a leather medal doll prize to Paul Raokin.
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Io Reality & Fancy
Paul Raokin
Misses Bryant
Shelton
Moore
Henley
Independence
Aliie King
Marshall
Shackelford
Boonville
Faonie Sawyer
Elliott Todhupter
Alice
Evgenia Eriebo
Nannie Hostono
Bessie Atheisos
Lucille Abreos
Fieta Bradley
Mary Graves
Lizzie Alford
Leslie Bates
Anole
Entertained at High Five for Miss Ridings and guests
Miss Mary Ridings entertained at High Five from 9 to 12 Wednesday forenoon in honor of Miss Eves Frick of Kansas City and Misses Bryant Shelton and Moore of Independence. A delightful rancheoo was served. Medallion prizes crowned Miss Moore as winner of the visitor’s prize, with a tie between Miss Mary Ailver and Miss Mary Peak for second. Peak prevailed. Attending young ladies included Eve Prick, Bryant, Shelton, Moore, Bell, Patton, King, Shackelford, Sawyer, Worthington, and many others.
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Mary Ridings
Eves Frick
Kaness City
Bryant, Shelton and Moore
Independence
Fannie ‘Sawyer
Viattor
Miss Moore
Mary Ailver
Mary Peak
Mien Peak
Eve Prick
Kansas City
Bryant, Shelton
Moore
Bell
St. Louis
Patton
King
Marshall
Hneed
Waco
Texas
Shackelford
Local Furniture Store to Close Aug 20 Selling Whole Stock
HOTIOL we have decided to quit the furniture business and will on August 20 commence selling out at cost our entire stock of furniture including bedrooms, bedsteads, bed springs, mattresses, folding beds, extension tables, kitchen tables, center tables, odd dressers, commodes, sideboards, bookcases, dining chairs, kitchen cabinets, safes, writing desks, carpets, lounges, settees, silver knives and forks and other items. Collard's New and Second Hand Store Main Street opposite Racket Store. Saag.
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Hotiol
Aod
Collard
Main Street
Saag
Obituary for James A. Thorp at Wellington home
In memory of James A Thorp who died July 14 1901 at age 45 near Wellington. The obituary recalls his gentle, modest character as a leader, neighbor, and friend and notes the community’s sorrow and the desolation felt at his passing. It portrays him as a conscientious citizen whose kindness touched many.
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James A. Thorp
Wellington
Bose
Job
Earth
James Thorp
Traly
J. BK
Letter From Mies Helen Gould And Mare Payment
Mr Charles Kinkead received a letter from Miss Helen Gould on Tuesday regarding a mare purchased here by Mr Frank Tott for Miss Gould. The mare, trained and highly understood by few animals, is discussed in the letter and mentions a late fine payment related to Eddie Mare.
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Mies
Helen Gould
Charies Kinkead
Eddie
Frank Tott
Miss Gould
Bird the dog and wheat market notices from 1901
A fragment from a 1901 letter to Deputy Sheriff Charles Kinkead praising a dog named Bird and asking for signals and temperament details. It includes a Wheat market note from McGaew Milling Co in Lexington, urging not to sell elsewhere and to seek prices from their wheat buyer William V. Curtis and other reps at the Lexington Mill.
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Lyndhurst
Irvington -On-Hudson
Charles Kinkead
Lexington
Missouri
Siz
Abe
Millee GovLp
R. BR
Wm. V. Curtis
McGaew Milling Co
McGrew Milling
Marriages in City and Dover From August
Report of several marriage events: B Y Hinkle and Allens Bue, both of Columbus, were married in the city on Tuesday August 26. Dover saw Robert Holman wed Jane Phelps, both residents of Dover, with Rev W T Abarcy officiating. Another ceremony occurred in the city on Wednesday August 2 at the Prubing starts 7 20dge with James P Chiis and Maud Flames, both of Higginville.
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Thie City
Rt Geor I
Reaigastel
Secon
B. Y. Hinkle
Mix. Allens Bue
Columban
Alo
Dover
Sanday
W. T. Abarcy
Robert Holman
Missy ‘Janey Phelps
Thy Prubaig
James P Chiis
Fine A. m
Andrew Jarcinorick
Mig Maud Flames
Higg Ineville
Wheat Prices and Fire Safety Notice From Parmers Mill
In Lexington Mississippi and surrounding regions buyers seek grain prices at Parmers and McGrew Milling, urging prompt contact for wheat bids. A fire safety alert warns that sparks during dry season threaten stored grain, urging diligence and protective measures.
Botanic Blood Bat Promised Cure for Eczema and Itching
Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Bat cures eczema itching and skin ulcers by purifying the blood. It targets scaly patches watery blisters pimple aches and deep sores. Offers free trial and prepaid medical evaluation by Dr Gillam at 99 Mitchell Street Allants.
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Norking
Botanic
Gillam
Mitchell Street
Ital
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H. W. Winsor
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