Masonic and Other Local Lodge Meeting Dates
The notice lists various lodges and their meeting nights including A. F. and A. M. Moodsy No. 1 First Monday, De MoLay LomMANDand No. d K. T. Fourth Monday, U. O. Pe Onion No. 46 Every Tuesday, Iraskka BKeOaMrurnT No. 6 Every second Friday, Lexington Legion No. 106 and A. O. U. W. No. 8&7 Second and fourth Thursday, with other schedules for Protare Count and County Court meetings.
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Cincorr
Nu. Ho
A. F
A.M
On - de MoLay Lommandand
U. Pe Onion Lopug
Iraskka Bkeoamrurnt
Kevery
Gurenoine Lovge
Aa. OU. W
Lexington Legion
Senact Keats
HauMony Lovar
le Keicurs
Lanon
Wabash Railroad Omnibus Schedule Notice
Omnibus will depart for Kh and L Junction making connections with east west and north trains. Returning arrives at 7:80 p.m. John C. Young, Superintendent.
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Kh. & L. Junction
Esal
KK. & v. Junction
Richmond
John GC. Young
Stations East Weat Boonville Evening Times
Fragmentary timetable data lists stations East Weat Boonville with varying times such as 5:85 pm, 12:25 pm, 3:00 pm, and 6:46 pm at multiple stations including Waverly Edwards Northrup and Lexington, reflecting a disrupted schedule snippet with several unreadable sections.
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Weat
Boonville
Mhpodall
Waverly
Edwards
DOVOE
Cecveres Ceeenees
Northrup
Mypick Oo
Po Lexington
Mo.p. BR. R
Concordia
Anliville
Higginaville
Pane City
Lexington
Tay
Myrick
Soll
Wellington
Times Tien
Waterloo
Napateon
Indep'dence
Chicago & Alton BR
Passenger Local Freight Train Schedule Fragment
Schedule shows local freight train times with stations like Higginaville Odessa and Main. Notes that trains marked Will stop on signal while others do not. Daily freights except Sunday and coupon tickets sold nationwide with baggage checked through to destination. J B Suffleett agent at Higeinaville.
Solemn time of Leat vows and sacrifice
The Somerville Journal features a dialogue where a character proclaims the solemn time of Leat and urges turning from worldly thoughts to prayer. A young rector remarks lovers should prove devotion through sacrifice, mentioning a couple and a resolve to give up something dear, with a note of affection for Charley.
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Somerville Journal
Abstract of deeds filed in Lafayette County May 4 to May 21 1980
Weekly furnished record from Captain J D Conner recorder of deeds Lafayette County Missouri lists 48 deeds with covenants of warranty filed between May 4 and May 21 1980. Entries include several property transfers with sections townships and ranges and amounts listed. notes that no instrument will be filed until fees are paid.
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Lafayette County
J. D. Conner
Recorder of Deeds
Office of Recorder of Deeds
J.B. Williamson
F. Struchteffeger
John J. Maxtin
M. Bergman
Hugh G. Smith
J. M. Dysart
Jas. F. Wood
J. Huxley
Odessa
Protectionists and tariffs debated in the Courier-Journal
The piece argues that protectionists deceive followers with myths while benefiting themselves. It rebuts the idea that foreign producers pay tariffs, noting they avoid taxes by selling where profits exist. It explains tariffs shield the home market by restricting imports, forcing consumers to accept higher prices and prompting reduced trade with South American nations.
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Courier-Journal
Ita
Eame
Rome
United States
England
Protectionista
Brother’s Optic critique targets Blaine era disenfranchisement
A Miami News excerpt cites The Brother's Optic of Moberly accusing the present administration of echoing James G Blaine's 1884 Augusta Maine remark that the negro ought to be disenfranchised. The note predicts action by 1892, at the convention or ballot box, and urges readers to keep the reference.
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Moberly
Anys
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Maine
Ben
New York fashions and May notes for bridal wear
The piece describes fashion trends from veils and capes in velvet and lace to gowns for commencements, with emphasis on white wool outfits, net and silk fabrics, and matching gloves. It notes May notes with Maybells perfume and independent waists, and outlines color harmonies for hats and garments.
Old Whig Nonsense and Tariff Politics
From the New York World via the New York Saw. It argues the Democratic Party must align with the Republican platform on a high protective tariff and continued internal revenue, claiming the old Whigs and monopoly defenders belong in the Republican Party to avoid harming the Democrats. The piece notes the Democrats have never been a high tariff party and defends taxing whisky and tobacco to fund war expenses.
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New York World
New York Saw
Han
Labor Party
Republican Party
The Weakening of the Moral Idea in the Forum
The article critiques Herbert Spencer and the philosophy of relativity for eroding absolute morality. It argues that morality must be formal and universal, not contingent on expediency or personal ends, and laments its widening influence in journalism and politics. The author plans to examine related subjects in future issues.
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Herbert Spencer
Missouri Press Association Sets June 4 5 1889 Meeting
The Missouri Press Association will meet in Nevada on Tuesday and Wednesday June 4 and 5 1889 with a full programme. Highlights include addresses on journals and journalists and newspaper piracy plus discussions on legislation and advertising. A special train will run to Excelsior Springs June 6 7 for the later sessions. President Water Williams of Boonville presides. R B Speed is secretary.
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Missouri Press Association
Nevada
Srayer
C. H. Jones
St. Louis Republic
W. L. Reid
Monroe City News
Mia. T. D. Bogie
Richmond Democrat
Adam Rademyre
Centralia Guard
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
R. B. Speed
Nivada
Water Williams
Boonville
Fallacy of the Popular Nation
Prof. Cleveland Abbe argues in Forum that climate change theories lack basis in climatology. He cites diverse meteorological records and a priori reasoning, noting no uniform proof of climate shifts due to forest loss, railways, telegraphs, or farming. He points to ancient paleontological shifts but says no clear recent climatic change is proven in human history.
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Cleveland Abbe
Washington
Signal Service
Rich young man mocks sister over menial work and marriage
A rich, blunt young man tells his sister she should learn to do menial work if she marries. She retorts, denying the insult. He derides her flirtations and suggests she is aiming to become a foreign countess by adjusting to humble duties.
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Sam
Senate Passes Broad Bill Against Agricultural Gambling
The senate approved a sweeping measure from the criminal jurisprudence committee prohibiting fictitious gambling in agricultural and other commodities, stocks and bonds. It declares contracts lacking actual delivery or control to deliver as gambling and imposes fines from 300 to 3000 dollars. The act bans offices or margins for buying or selling, requires written witness lists by commission merchants, and makes violations void with penalties up to 85 000 dollars.
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Jefferson City Tribune
Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
House
Senate
Grand Juriea
Why the Top of the Wheel Moves Faster
Notes and Queries explain motion on a rolling wheel. A marks A and B at the top and bottom, rolls a quarter turn, A travels a greater arc than B, then after another quarter turn B moves to the top with the greater distance. Instant photos of fast carriages blur upper spokes, clear below.
Tributes to Women From Great Minds Across Time
A collection of quotes praising women from Confucius, Voltaire, Quincy Adams, Ruskin, Shakespeare, Whittier, Gladstone, Bulwer, Lamartine, and others. The lines extol women as matrons, educators, moral anchors, and essential companions shaping virtue, dignity, and great deeds.
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Voltaire
Quincy Adams
Ruskin
Shakespeare
Whittier
Eden
Gladstone
Barret
Bulwer
Lamartine
Ruchter
N. P. Willis
Heine
Judge Recalled For Dullness, Lawyer Deflates Case
An honest judge, thought dull by lawyers, presides over a court where Col. M, a learned yet intemperate attorney, challenges him. In a moment of satire the judge asks to dispose of a sewing machine case, and Col. M quips that the judge may hope to get along better now that he has something to work with his feet.
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Col. M
Change of Bridge Material to Brick or Stone on PennsylvanIA Road
The Pennsylvanian railroad managers decide to rebuild short span bridges in brick or stone instead of iron. Weighing the heavier locomotives, iron bridges are deemed unsafe and costly to inspect, so brick or stone arches are chosen for long term savings despite higher initial cost.
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Boston Transcript
Pennsylvania Railroad
Missouri Kansas Texas Railway announces double daily trains
MISSOURI KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY offers double daily train services from St Louis Hannibal and Kansas City to Denison Sherman Dallas Corsicana Houston Galveston Fort Worth Waco Taylor Austin and San Antonio. Daily Pullman sleeping cars from St Louis and Kansas City with close connections at San Antonio to Mexico City trains. For maps folders timetables and info contact Gaston Mesliv General Passenger and Ticket Agent Sprout Sedailu Aiv
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St. Louis
Hannibal
Kansas City
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Corsicana
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Waco
Taylor
Austin
San Antonio
City of Mexico
Gaston Mesliv
Sprout Sedailu
Aiv
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D. Amewaltem
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Shewalters Wilson
Turnes-At-Law
J. OO Shewalter
Ameriqaan Bank
Eighthood Delaware
Deeguuk
John S. Blackwell
Mailice
Meeoure
Trigg & Kiel
Janloyl
Xenophoun Ryland
Tyorney
Lafayutte
Dectyl
WM. H. Chiles
Enay C. Wallace
Wallace & Chiles
Medical
DRS. McDonald & Crist
Hysicians and Surgeons
Missouri
Pijoy & Ireland
Florence N. Hamiapar
Ommopatiust
Franklin Avonun
Courthouse Epralnd
Wellington Adams
Purur K. Midland Movl
Pepisty
Hassell
Pyexington
Ie Ww. Meng
Urgeon
Ofice
Agataira
Asaa
Lexington, Missouri
Taubman
Chiles
Morrison - Wentworth Bank
IIL
Wentworth
H. C. Bolteleer
Morrison
Bank OF
Vapehial
Neale
C. F. Bughner
A.sman
Wgginsville
Has, Hoefer, Canler
Tors. Chas, Hoefer
J.M. Armentrout
Ees
O. Jones
A. Abowe
Caneral Banking
Edouard Blitz
Hia
College Place
Epperson
Central Female College
Lottages Ant
Main Street
Misrari
Moo
Sandford Sellers
J.C. Butler
Union Sewing Machine
Limrick Bank
King
Bed Rock
Dale
Franklin
Streay
John
Franklin and
Laurel Streets
Eansas
Benes
Ain
RD. T. Bates
Willow Branch Stock Farms
Bates City
Saan Pa Apes
W. L. Douglas
Bityle
AGLAS
Brockton
Mass
Dougiag
Lemrn
Ireland & Mountjoy Ngton
Maar
Sinn
Ion
Slas
Bellureau
Detective Bureau Co
Arcade
Cincinnati
Howe
Rieseria
Greces
Teripibes
Leoal Mets
Prention
Aylopy
Kenness
DR. Haines
Porro
Rene
FIC CO
Nichols & Shepard
Battle Creek, Michigan
Intelligencer
Ireland & Mountjoy
Weekly Intelligencer
Oficina
Alex. A. Lesueur
Ethan Allen
Ountijoy
M.f.royle &Son
Swiss
Cambria
Nainsook
Dress Coods
Calicoes
M. F. Royle & Son
Jefferson City, Boonville & Lexington
Alma
Corder
Blackburn
Igor
Peston
Mayview
Setopanl
Batea City
Hela
Charley
Qoe
Thelpic
Ollsa
Elizabeth Aull
J.D. Blanton
Meerreles
Phyalcians
F. Campbell
John Carroll
Herman Krause
H. Cobb
Lot
Estell Heights
F.struchtemeyer
H.W. Brown
D. Gallaban, Jr
Ned H. Krobm
Seres
The
Miami News
NEW York Fashions
Crowses — Way
Commencement
Sicilienne
Lucy Canter
John N. Edwards
Sedalia Gazette
Eschel
Canaan
Reat
Rogert
Fifth Avenue
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Texas
City of
Mexico
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