The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-07-09

MONEY TO LoAN.-No red tape. Inqnire
Of J. q. P~lattenburg. II
Santa Fe Route dining cars are equip I
ped with electric fans. 7-2m2
Miss vivion is visiting her cousin, Miss |
Olive Carter, OF this city.
For RENT-A fve-room cottage. Close
to business. Apply to this Office. II
The Morrison Wentworth bank, at a
meeting Wednesday, voted to put 5000 Of
the profits In the surplus fund.
Fulton Telegraph; Mrs. B~eauchamp,
OF Lexington, arrived Friday. on a visit
to her parents, Rev. W. Ii. Burnham and
wife.
The rock ballasted track, the automatic
block signal system and electric lighted
coaches insure an enjoyable trip via the
Santa Fe Route. 5-14tf
The Citizens bank, OF Higginsville, has
paid dollar for dollar in settlement Of all
Its debts, and the property has been
been turned over to its officers.
The Odessa Moon says: "Henry Kabrick
and wife spent Sunday In Odessa. visiting
Joe Cabrick and family" Whether the
name ia Cabrick or Kabrick, or K'Brick,
he is 'Abrick.
Skin eruptions will quickly disappear
following the use OF Prickly Ash Bitters.
II purifes the blood, strengthens diges-
ton and regulates the bowels. Sold by
Leroy Farmer. 1872
Corns, bunions, warts aud moles ex-
tracted without pain. Chilblains and
i~ngrowing nails treated without pain.
DIR. II. A. Lebel, specialist. VIII be at
Longs hotel for one week. 1t
The colored base ball teams did not
mind the hot sunshine last Monday. II
was Just about hot enough to make them
feel good, and they played ball accord
ingly. The home team defeated the
club from Kansas City In both games.
Bridge Commissioner Gray Is building
n 4S.foot wooden bridge one mile south OF
MAYHEM. Also an eighty-foot wooden
bridge across the sni, near Bates City.
This latter bridge is a new one, there
having never been a bridge there.
The editor OF the Evans City, Pa, Globe,
writes: zone Minute Cough Cure Is
rightly named. 1t cured my children
, after all remedies failed" Itcures coughs,
, colds, and all throat and lung troubles.
: pay " 'neioy' LeAuing Dfuggis'S' fz''
4. The Confederate veterans held a
meeting last Saturday, and adopted a
badge. The adjutant was instructed to
ose''oue " e"e"
ine us''sA'eo 7" n'A"Oa were no' ~,
n po' oeo"1'' o"e o'u'u oe 'ounu
n VIM 'ou'u so'
Sick headache, biliousnesS, constipa-
ton and all liver and stomach troubles
a can be quickly cured by using those
As i'.'i. pms SHOWN ~ De WINS
A'.' N''e' iney a'e pieasans W
re N"Ae anu never Er'pe' DAy q oneloy'
hu"e DruEsS''' N
ie sTRAYED OR SToLEN-A large SOW
weighs about $50 pounds; three fish
h hook rings In her nose. Liberal reward
he ,or ne, 'e'u'" VI 'or in'orma'ion ~ "
s. ner WHEREABOUTS. Leave "oru ~ 'ni
onnoe VI WIN ILL o'arkeoauIn' AeA'ng'
ly 'o"' no'
I'd III think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve IL
KS the finest preparation on the market foN
d piles" So writes John Q. Dunn, o
Is Wheeling, W. Va. Try 1t and you viii
ID MN the same IL also cures eczema AM
We druggists a-z'i
I'd The Board Of Education held a meeting
Wednesday night and elected 4. j. Ban
nr don as secretary ana Geo. p. Venable a
he treasurer. Miss Matte Bandon wa
is elected as substitute teacher In the whit
schools, aud Rose Carter as substitute II
~ the colored school.
it Mr.. Strodtman, Of near Wellington
he threshed twenty six bushels Of wheat pc
he acre, recently. Mr.. Ernest StellmeyeI
also near Wellington, threshed thfrt
bushels per acre, and 1t grades good Nc
in 2. This Is the best piece OF wheat W
ss have heard OF this season.
~. The resldepce of MFR. ,Jonas II. Hockep
he Smith. at Berlin. was destroved bv FIR
he Monday. July 4th. A part Of the house
nd hold goods was saved. There was NO in
las surance. He Ia a poor man, and In deb
ss- and did not carry Insurance because h
Ith needsd everv dollar. II Won want N hal
err him address Geo. n. Gordon. Dover.
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