The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-03-19
Easter Sunday April 10.
Gardening has begun in earnest.

EASleE Suuudy GPAiA W.
Gardening has begun in earnest.
Billiards. best platino photos for thirty
days at reduced rates. Gallery opposite
p~ostoffice. 3-l9-4t
WANTED.-A white woman to do gen.
eral homework. Apply at the INTELLI-
aENCER office. tt
Mr.. Ed Bowman has rented the Wern-
wag Cottage, in College Place, and will
soon move his family into it.
Don't have your photos made before
going to Billiards. and getting his prices.
Gallery opposite rostofice. 3-19-4t
Lexington must nave a mile or two of
asphalt streets. Our maoadam ought to
be a splendid foundation for asphalt.
HigsinsvilIe is as proud of her paved
street as a small boy with q new red
wagon. 1t is a good thing, but very expen-
sive.
Three representative free.silver demo-
Gratis must be elected today as members OF
the county committee. Be sure to attend.
At court house, 2 o'clock.
A Columbia chainless bicycle was on
exhibition at Mr. Ed LOomis' last We'd
nesday. It was the first ono of the
'~-chainless" variety shown In this city.
Are you preparing to build? Read the
advertisement of the Ballew Lumber yard.
II you want q bill of lumber go and let
Ballew figure with you, and save 10 to
20 per cent.
The mayor of Concordia has called q
mass meeting for Saturday, March 20, to
nominate candidates for city offices.
Everybody, without respect to party, is
invited to participate.
Mrs. NJ. V. Steele has taken charge of
the Grand Central hotel, and will do her
best to make it worthy of the patronage
OF the public. She has had a great deal of
experience, and always gave satisfaction.
Miss Minnie Davenport, OF st. Louis,
who is trimmer for Miss Lucy Davis mill
linsry establishment, is here now ready
to suit the taste OF the most fastidious
customer. Ladies', call ut once. New
stock lust in. 3-19tf
Elder Otto, pastor OF the Christian
church at Higginsville. preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday. He will &C to
Bolton, to take charge OF that church.
Mr.. Otto made many friends all over
Lafayette county.
The city council has decided to reserve
ten acres of Riverside Park for O base ball
and athletic playground, and to cut the
remainder into half acre lots, and give 1t
rent free to poor people who desire to
make gardens. If you want q garden spot,
call ON Messrs. Curtes, Blee or Schawe.
There is a time for everything, and the
time to attend to a cold is when 1t starts.
Don't wait till you have consumption.
but prevent 1t by using One Minute
Cough Cure, the great remedy for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. Day & Shelby, Lead
ing Druggists. 1-15tf
John Griffin, Of GAINESVILLE, o., says: al
never lived a day for thirty years without
suffering agony, until q box of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve cured my piles" Fol
piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises,
sprains, eczema and all skin troubles, De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve ia u~nequalled.
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. 1-15tf
Mr.. 7. d. Shewalter has beer selected to
read q paper on reform in the Practice
duu AOIuluiobEhJlOu Va AoWs ~ XIV
Seventeenth annual session Of the State
Bar Association, to he held at Kansas
City, March q and 30. He Is well quail
fed for the work assigned him, q we
hope his paper will be given close atteB-
ton, for he is sure to say something.
Mr.. John Morrison himself
this morning as a candidate for city as
aaaaOF He Ia a nnahin0 Unrkfn0 nrn-
gressive young man, whose judgment on
values of city property is not excelled by
anyone. Should he be elected, there can
be no doubt that he would assess all
property in the city according to his W
opinion. Property would have to be
buried to keep him from finding it.
Kansas City Journal: "Lisutenant
Frazier, of the United States army, who
is the commandant Of cadets at Went
worth Military academy In Lexington,
spent a few hours visiting friends in GIas-
gov the other day. The presence of the
officer in uniform gave rise to various wal
one being to h effect that he
was in Glasgow for the purpose of enlist
ing a company of colored troops for SER
vice in Cuba, and it is said that during
Inc Icu1dluucT VI Ino liCuSChahJ obhS
there the man and brother was mighty
hard to find"
In the proper place in this Issue will be
found the announcement of DIR. George
w. Bates as a candidate for reelection to
the office of collector. We do not need to
introduce DR.. Bates, because everybody
knows him; we do not have to endorse
him, because everybody endorses him. He
will nave nc opposition for q re-nomina-
tion and probably will have no opposition
at the polls. We only repeat the senti-
ment of everybody when we say that he
has made a model officer. He is always
polite and agreeable. A rush of work does
not confuse him or make him grabbed.
The man who don't like DR.. Bates adver-
tIses himself as unworthy of friends.
The recital given by the music pupils of
college, last Monday evening, was
a very pleasant affair. The music room
was crowded to OVERLOOKING with an ap-
audience. The program was
good from beginning to end, and the
both instrumental and vocal,
were well rendered. The vocal trio by
Wright, Ramsay and Mayer was
especially fine, and Miss Oldham charmed
the audience with her solo, "Heart's
Delight" The bright and happy faces of
the young ladies, set off by their becom-
ing costumes, delighted the BYE, as much
as their sweet music did the ear OF the
A storm coming up jn-t before
last selection, the company u I o. sued
to adjourn to the parlor, ~ bei"E cunsld-
cred q safer place. Many OF the guests
were thus debarrsd the pleasure of hear
ing the best part of b program, Beetho-