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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1903

Page

3

Local Briefs From Odessa Rediscover Travel and Births

Odessa notes list many residents visiting relatives in Kansas City and Missouri towns. Birth announced for a daughter to the wife of T. C. Corbin. Various birthdays, moves to St. Louis, Independence, Wichita, and Salt Lake City noted along with people visiting relatives and trips to Denver, Kansas City, and Higginsville.

Charles Guenther Seguin Texas Dover T. C. Corbin Minnie Venable Irene Strameke Kansas City Oscar Andreen Mary W. ©. Marrs St. Louis Ptit R. Adams Washington, MO Charles Kinkead Hulton Peter Cerovich State Mesdames J. P. Bouller A. G. Lovelace Michigan Kansas James GB. Morrison Fayette Ryland Todhunter August Rechter Sedalia M. Englebard Grace Burton J. H. Spurlock J. C. Coss Platin N. M Clarice Weyand J. A. Boulware L. Rostagno Robert Semmiler Axell Samuelson William Kavanaugh Higginsville FO. B B. E. Cessna W. H. Bour Nellie Staed St Louis Anne O'Malley M. Geyer Catherine Elizabeth Robert McKee W. P. Cole Piqua Kas J. A Smithers Edna T. T. Strameke Louise Ryland John E. Ryland Fred T. Hix Blanche Georgetown

Slavery Debate in Philippines Noted by Buffalo Express

The Buffalo Express criticizes the new Moroy government under American rule, arguing the council will subvert abolition of slavery and expose constitutional violations. It quotes the constitution to claim the United States cannot justify colonial governance and warns of imperial power overruling core laws.

Philippines Buffalo Express Exprisa United States Democratic Party

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward

One hundred dollar reward offered for a case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo certify trustworthiness and responsibility. Testimonials available, price seven and a half cents per bottle, sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills recommended.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Troax Walding, Kinonan & Marvin

Rural Delivery Ratings and Sunday Service Policy

Rural delivery ratings note patrons may choose home delivery or office pickup but not both. Rural carriers are not obliged to report to the post office on Sundays to assist patrons.

Notice to Lafayette farmers on best dinner 25c at Commercial Hotel

Farmers and nearby villagers are urged to visit the Commercial Hotel for a 25c dinner with good parlors and a Wilting room. Bh. M. Coos, Proprietor, offers courteous treatment. A traveling man reports his map robbed of 54 mensh and a watch by two colored boys at the Bowlin hotel in Odegsa. They fled via screen door, their clothing taken to a mule barn. They were captured at Mayview and the stolen goods recovered. A default of bond sent the boys to Joil-Jeff eropian.

Lafayette County Commercial M. Coos Mensh Bowlin Odegsa Mayview Joil—Jefferopian

Mummified by Poison in London Poison Case

London police court case stars George Chapman also known as Severino Klowski facing triple murder charges. Dr. Stevenson described extraordinary preservation of Mary Isabella Spink’s body after five years, saturated with antimony. He testified tartar emetic in brandy could go unseen, implying a unique mummification due to antimony.

London Southwark George Chapman Severino Klowski London Mail Stevenson Home Office Chapman Arthur Hutton Dr. Stevenson Mary Isabella Spink Mira Chapman

Can't Let Them Out for Picnic, Says London Tit Bits

A humorous scene from last summer in a southern town describes an old lady arriving with a coachman in a large brake at a red-brick building. She requests that the inmates be allowed to join a picnic in the fields, arguing they are cooped up daily. The official, astonished, explains they never permit outings.

London Herring Uniiform

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