The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-05-28
FOL; PRESIDENT IN 1900,
W., j. BRYAN

w. j. BRYAN
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new spring suit. lie will make it To tit
you. fSu
The INTELLIGENCRR is the place to get
your horse and jack bills printed, while
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A National General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church is now
in session at Marshall, Mo.
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S4rsapariIla, which cures then all other
preparations fail to do any good whatever
We can send our readers the Semi
Weekly Kansas City Times at reduced
rates. Call early. This offer only lasts a
few weeks. u
J.. &. McGrew has just opened an Office
in the room recently occupied by the Lex
ington News, and has everything newly
f. ted up in the most elegant style.
DIR: Geo. l.. Smith took from the tomac
of Mr.. Reuble's milk cow a steel nbrella
s,ave 1OA inches long. The COW had been
in a bad condition for several months, but
iInow quite recovered and doing well.
Observation-Disclosures in regard to
Amos j. Allison, who lived at Lexington
in 1897, and who has not been heard from
since. Any information will be hank
fully received. Address Judge Robert
Hale, Lexington, or 5. b. Burton, Dover,
Mo.
The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unex pected cuts
and bruises. De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
is the best thing to keep on hand. 1t
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gists. 2tt
Slater Index: Small boys are usually
called lads, and are not permitted to own
land, but by the laws OF Missouri one
Ladd acquired Land at Gillian last night,
by the provisions of which title he is to
hold same "untiI death do us part"
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IT. NJ. Dicken, who is conducting a pros
porous laundry business at 2l3 West ION
street, Kansas City, sends us his subscrip-
ton to the INTELLIGENcER. II you ever
happen TO drop down in this section of
the world, Tom, don't fail To brighten
our sanctuh with your genial presence.
Ottawa Chauiauqua Assembly, Forest
Park, June 13 To -, 1898. Tickets on sale
June IL, II and 13, inclusive, at one fare
for the round trip; good for return until
June ~, 1898. Ii proximity OF station to
grounds and perfect train service are in
ducemenis, your ticket will. read over the
Santa Fe. Ask your agent about it.
II. w. Winsor, insurance and real estate,
has removed into his new Office next door
east OF postofice. The room has been
tastefuIly and beautifully fitted mp IL"
is on the ground floor now and will let
his friends and patrons in on the "ground
iaoor.n He invites you all to call and see
him in his new place. 4 % A.
The baccalaureaie sermon for Central
COLLEGE will be delivered by Rev. j. w.
Lee. d.. D., of st. Louis. DIR. Lee is one Of
the most gifted men of this land, aud an
author of enviable reputation The people
oil Lexington may congratulate them
ssIyes upon the rare opportunity of
listening to this master of the platform.
The sermon will be prearhed at the NJ Il.
church, South, tomorrow morning, at IL
O'Clock.
A meeting of the W. C. Il. Il. was held
at the residence of Mrs. w. q. MusgroNe
last Friday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President, Mira w.
G. MnsgroSe; corresponding secretary,
Mrs, r. NJ. McCausIand; recording secre-
tary, Miss Mamie Gordon; treasurer. Mrs.
VIM. Ii. Chiles. The president appointed
as vice presidents, one from each cOngTe-
1ation: Miss Sue Alexander, Presbyterian
church; Ms Il rich, Methodist church;
Mrs. r.. L. Peddicord, Christian church;
and Mrs. Hyde, Baptist church. Messrs.
Ernest McCausland and Geo. Vaughan
were admitted as honorary members.
The -INTELLIGENCER is sorry TO an
nounce that Elder G.. Nj. Goode, who has
been the very able and acceptable pastor
of the Christian church, OF this city, Tor
the past eight years, has notified his con-
gregation that his pastorate will cease
after tomorrow. We do not know at this
writing whether or not this is final on his
part, but we are satisfied that the congre-
CATION is ready TO re-elect him To the
position. lie is an able, eloquent speaker,
a sound theologian, popular in the church
aud out OF il, always the first man at the
bedside of the suffering, and always short
of money because he gives il To others. tie
L. a public spirited man, always ready to
give his time and money to advance any
public enterprise. We arc sure the people
OF Lexington will grieve to hear hat
Elder Goode contemplates leaving our
midst.
The editor of The IFTELLIGEECER at
ended Zion church last Friday night, and
again on Sunday night, To hear the won
derfuI coIoTed woman evangelist, Mrs.
Lena Mason. She is truly a wonder.
While having but little education, she is
well acquainted with the Bible, and
quotes il often to prove her points. She
never hesitates for the right word, but
talks rapidly; and often she will speak
for ten minutes at n time with an elo-
queHce and force that would be wonderful
coming from u highly educated person.
1ne more eloquent sht DTtpLh'n ~ "'''V
language she uses, but when she drops to
a conversational tone her grammar takes
wings. She has composed several very
good songs, and she il "A fine singer. She
has "A voice that can be heard all over any
auditorium, and says she has preached to
audiences OF ten thousand people. Her
voice never gro w weak or husky. We
are glad we heard her, and are sorry that
in Lexington could not attend
her wonderful meetings.. She swayed her
audience at will, and when her climaXes
came there were a hundre voices crying
amen" She was sharp, witty, and fitted
her sermon nicely to the needs of her
congregation. 1