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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15

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More girls are coming In TO attend our
s'no'iS'
DE Almond at the court mouse tonight
Ladies especially invited
We know OF a good position waiting for
a young lady stenographer and type
writer. a at this ONCE.
Mr.. Clarence Noell sold to Mr.. Talbot
Simpson, this week, 20 head of native
calves to be delivered Monday, at private
prices.
Last week we intended to say that Mr..
Ross furniture was insured for $3.50 but
the figure 2 did not show up In print,
and made us say $50.
Concordiau: John Werths and Miss
Minnie Semmler, both of neal this city,
will be married in the Lutheran st. Pauls
church on Sunday, October 20.
M. ho., c... ID Gate. ma.
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nna,har =, 800 49, tha oh.nro,
She took some eighty tons OF coal from
! Walton,s bank.
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Improvement on FRANKLIN avenue AZ
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a''onueu 'no ooDooiey "euu'n
ouet .ue sues'oi m'S' thus nO"'risn'
on 0ap''oi fh'"'
The sedalia Democrat published al
editorial Tuesday, and on wednesday Oh,
Cant,.| Wa Tsa.ssayr A.,
Democrat showed where the same word
were published In an editorial In tn
CAPITAL last June. That's good work 10
,Sd namooss.
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s;ers 81 Cafe Haskker. SCOT
ing whont looks vigorous.
.pmap Tor Iatest ideas In
|1y. l0.s-St
"A white woman TO do general
X. inauire Al this Office, Il
4. WiInot has sold his stock
i Bisefiou. d Mr.. Price Long.
|ey, Of Chicago. has taken the
hezd trinncf ct Mrs. Moore
e-17tf
. several bad holes in the side
this oItY. they ought to DO
Piote muddy Weather sets In.
tnI-At reasonable prices, all
rty or The late J. W. Grant.
WIN. 8. Mare. 1909 franklin
10-1.4t
bslIasted track, the automatic
Al system aud electric lighted
snre an enjoyable trip via the
ioute. 6.14tf
nr photncrnbhs taken at Chan.
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MISS WINNIE AVIS

For the untimely passing away from
earth OF Miss Winnie Davis-"The Daugh-
ter OF the Confederacy"-we, daughters
Of the Confederacy In name as she was In
fact, do express our true and deep sym.
patty with Mrs. jefferson Davis, her
mother, and Mrs. Maggie Davis Hayes,
her sister
The position held from her birth by
Winnie Davis, the place she filled In the
great heart OF the South, car never be
entered into by any other. The rank
held by this child and woman, object Of
the Confederacy's enthusiastic regard, Is
now void, forever.
We mourn, with the entire South, that
this most gifted, gracious and we'll
beloved girl has gone, untimely, from
earth into the "Silent Land"
May mother earth rest as lightest down
above her youthful, lovely form; we know
that her freed spirit scars into a higher
estate, In whose clearer air ''eternal right
can never be made wrong"
MRS. W. q. MoCAUsLAND,
MRS. q. ". HYDE,
MRS. JOHN p. GORDON,
Committee
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DEATHS,

DEATHA.
Died, near Concordia, NO., September
~, infant daughter oil Mr.. and Mrs.
~
DIED, At Concordia, MO-, October Srd,
horat arad "a m"ntha "f' rii'1 oena'n-
n,-,u,,-.
octohar 4 ~ nnanmnni. Mattia Msy,
Martin, aged 5 months.
Disd. .t her home in ,b,. citv wsanas.
dav Mini 0c,oSsr 70 a. II TX n,c,ocs .,
pneumonia, Mrs. J. d. Shewalter.
Mrs. Shewalter had been sick about a
week, but she did not consider the trouble
as serious, and declined having a physi-
clan until IL was too late, When IL became
known that she was In a dangerous con.
ditiou, everything was done for her that
could be done, but death refused to relax
his grasp. She leaves one son. Mr.. Will
liam Hicks. formerly OF this city, now Of
Chicago; also two adopted daughter, aged
about eleven and thirteen years.
Her maiden name was Matttie Roth
well, ana she lived at Charlottesville, Vir.
ginia. There Mr.. shewalter became
acquainted with her, and there he mar.
ried her, During the many years she ha.
resided in and near this CITY she mad,
hosts Of friends who sincereIy deplore he,
death.
Funeral nj 2 o,cIock tomorrow after.
-. go. - 49,. 49,,
noon' iron 'ne reS'uenoe' on MAIN stree'
Died, at Wayerly, October z, Of old age
DIR. ]. W., Tucker. aged So wears. 3 month";
and 20 DAYS.
whan NJ T,.tar a,od a,ar,hoav NH,
""en ~ iueAo' u'eu WIN
knew MIN lost a friend. lie was an old
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Our Kid Gloves.
Blankets
And FydnneLs.

Atwood twilled red ~fiannels.
lac.
Our Csc grey flannel In both
plain and twilled 10 a corker
and cannot be matched in other
stores at less than S5c.
Special values In red and navy
twilled flannels, at Csc.
All-wool flannel skirt pat.
terms, SOC, the usual SOC kind.
Seal skin sklrting hannels as
they are called. Is q heavy
domet cotton skIrting with a
fancy border made just the
right width for skirts and the
prices l5c I'd. 1t requires, but
q yards for q skirt.
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Foot BAN Mond.r. Al W. NJ. A.


Inc river Is very low and Sill falling.
Preaching at Christian church tomor-
row.
There was a light frost In low places
yesterday morning.
II democrats fail to vote thew give
republicans half a vote.
wona-vw 49,.
season without a defeat.
w. NJ A v.-s,. vu..on,t v.,,.v co,.
laos Zoo, h.n go Monas,
s'p.y in','su W A.'snu
- n.' iuuiaua ~ reeep aAAe arc
isi' M "nu ipuiAnS He
~
De Armond Is one OF the finest speakers
'ne STATE. LA'ieS are 'nsi'sa 10 near
The government tug, Atalanta, with q
number OF barges In tow, passed down
the river wednesday at noon.
Mr.. Ireland had a dispatch from his
vile yesterday. 1t said Walter was some
better, but still In a very serious con-
dition.
The latest idea In regard to making
good roads Is to have all wagons use four
inch tires, and h have the front axle
SIX or eight inches shorter than the hind
axle.
MI. II. W. Winsor will leave Monday
morning, as representative Of the Baptist
church OF this city, TO attend the Baptist
General Association, In session at Kinks.
Vile, Mo-, October II to q.
The cannery has not been doing Q
rushing business this season 90 u did lasI
year. The reason is that the tomato croy
was nearly a failure, aud tomatoes coult
not be had to make a rush necessary.
Mrs. e. O.. HYDE bas purcbssed of II
W. WInsor. n fine lot 1OOxl40 fae, on n,
southwest corner of Thirteenth street an,
Ridgeway. and will immediately bevi,
the constructiou Of n two.storv bric,
residence-
Ole Olson was hare Thursdav pivht
We do not think the NAV was az wei
presented as it was two or three vear
ago. by the anne compauy. n was onl,
"fair to m~iddun,.p There vaa notbin,
rank. and some Of the NAV WINS vary yood
70 IN auo.. ,.I.,..-.
oon,s "a : -. -, G,Hr" Du~""N
80 - o.
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In-rs .
- ..ass,.H. ~" "n""'
ooruer Dispatcn; some weeks ago
nue morse ngi 70 Mr' hicnard JACK
sou was stolen from tne barn OF MI. n. N
Eowarus' NO trace was mad OF the thie
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S;u.
ine La'ayetee county Reading oircl
nero u pleasant ana prontaoie meeting
ouessA' last saturday Lexington teacnel
took u prominent part on Inc program
ine ioi,ow.nR ,aa'es reao papers on var
Jus suo!e''S' misSeS Mamie onew' MAJ
oreeu' NAnnie onaw' florence Arnoi
hnnis A'ien ano Maggie spears OF Lei
mk.on' anu MISS ooiaer' oi hisginsV'ii
u Tue A,.efnoon rtoi. oeweil,o Of warren
ouis' au s'utes'' ine ioiiowil
: PERSONS nion Lexington were III a''e'
uance' rr"' DsmAna, niisses Mann
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BIRTHs.


Born, near Corder, Oct. s, to the wife Of
Robert w. Page, a boy.
Born, near Corder, Oct. 4, to the wife OF
Albert Carpenter, q girl.
Born, at Concordia, Oct. z, to the wife
Of W. A. Brakeman, 4 boy.
Born, near Concordia, Oct. 7, to the
wife Of George Cordes, a girl.
Born, at Concordis, October /, TO the
wife Of Mr.. George Fiene, a boy.
Born, near Concordia, October 2, to the
wife OF Mr.. Henry Frerking, a boy.
Born, near Concordia, Friday. Oct. z,
to the wife OF VIM. Lohman, n boy.
Born, near Cerder, October o, 1893, To the
wife OF Mr.. J. Marshal Price, a boy.
Born, at C~oncordia, October /, TO tn,
wife OF Mr.. Daniel Schlapper, a boy.
Born, at Higginsvills, Mo-, September
"a, to the wife Of Mr.. I. L. Beach, q boy
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CAadrsn's Scsooi Stockings.

pairs for 2sc and these are
stockings that usually sell at
fifteen TO eighteen centsa pair.
A comfortable saving In this
for the parents.
A hosiery maker had q
quantity that be wanted to turn
into money quickly. Now Lex
ington parents may profit by 1t.
They are good quality ribbed
cotton, fast black and In sizes
to 10, 2 pair for u quarter.
Our Kid Gloves.
The best dollar gloves that
money can buy. That is put
ting It strong, but we are very
earnest In this kid glove mat
ter. Our sl gloves are backed
up In every way. Bound-to-
please-you sort Of gloves. We
want you to feel that we are u.s.
ing our best kid glove intelli-
gence, for your best interests.
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At q meeting of Sterling Price Chapter,
U. ID. O., held at the residence Of Mrs. q.
W. Hyde. In this city, last Saturday, the
following resolutions were passed regard
ing the death Of Miss Winnie Davis and
Lieutenant Ward Wilson:
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ksri sooat furs, and
sou 1r1a Fur Collar
k|01 Tlthout seeing
lou Win make q great
BAR co'Iarettes are
ueAsli Field Il Co..
its1lf Dc 8 guarantee
|tncss in style and you
upon Getting good
! extremely low prices
|rices ranEoi nom sl.76,
lined Consy to $3.50
uIne uarlen.
|fode Comforts.
|uch good csuco cover,
buys ! 1ne comfort,
Fh. beth sides silkaline
With nice clean cot
|tled with S.xony yarn.
Skad4 md
on Woths.
<@l@lI AtIi@ itit bhaues
0ith 6xtures. loo each.
Opaque shades, 8 feet
|ilh fringe, complete
a1es 25c.
cnemeled certain poles
b with brass trim
BE. the kind that usual
for ESQ.
ERE fofsunasp enough
hson 10 set our floor
at last years. prices.
he quantity We did Tor
pres. We are selling q
"a quality 1t lec square
4 our special grade at
hat our ~ncighbors are
d to sen At s5c.
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and best selected stock Of DRY GOODS in the county.
We are in a better position to meet the wants Of our
customers than ever before, and we extend a cordial
invitation to everyone to visit our store, so as to satisfy
yourself OF the t%ruthfulness of our claims.
We are offering Choice Prints at &C, 3Hc, &C and &C.
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, SC.
A Brown Ccttons, SIC, &c, SC and &c.
"A Bleached Cottons, &c, SC, &c and INC.
ga 1914 Brown Sheetings, I2cHc, 15c, I8c, zoe.
ga 1914 Bleached Sheetings, I5c, zoe, 22tc, 25c.
Tickings, SC, &C, SC, Ioc, I2lc and Isc.
Shirtngs. SC, SIC, Ioc and I2lc.
Linen Crashes, SC, &C, &c, SIC, Ioc and I2Ic.
We have the best Crash at &C, ever shown in this
market.
Silkoines for Drapery and Comforts, SIC. Ioc and
I2Hc.
For Ladies' Gowns and House Wrappers we have
Flanneettes at SC. SIC, Ioc and I2tc.
Omar Cashmeres, at 7tc and Romola Flannels, SIC.
For Skirts or Full Suits we have a beautiful line Of
Cycling Tweeds, at SIC and Ioc.
Printed Satines are again in style. We have some
very choice ones at SIC and Ioc.
In Wool Dress Goods we are showing very attractive
things, beginning at Ioc and up to ST.. In Covert Cloths,
Poplns, Silks, Satins and high grade novelties in and 7
yard lengths, we have some exquisite designs. We are
showing ten different styles Of a 5o-inch an-wool mixture
for Suits or separate Skirts, worth 75c, but our price is
only CSC. We bought these goods far below their values
and we are giving our CUSTOMERS the benefit Of our
purchase.
We call special attention to our Underwear for Men,
Ladies and Children. We have a very nice line OF Ladies'
Net Vests for fall wear, at I5c and zoe. Ladies Union
Suits at soc and Childrenhs at 25c. Working Shirts for
Men at zoe, 25c and 4oc. Suspenders, at Ioc, Isc, zoe
and CSC. A large assortment Of Blankets and Comforts.
We will open within the next
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Ladies' Cloth Canes.

Ladies' 27-inch black Melton
capes made with two box plaits
In the back, trimmed all around
with sontache braid, $3.50.
Ladies' 30 inch, double capes,
made of black boucle cloaking,
storm collar, fastened with
strap, a regular S. garment for
s3.98.
A $40 jacket for so, here is
where you can save a dollar
bill. Material is black agur-
ed boucle cloaking, made with
coat collar and box front, fasten-
ed with large buttons, the back,
front and sleeves, trimmed
with fancy straps Of broad
cloth and tailor buttons, a very
stylish and comfortable gar
ment for 90.
Children's long cloaks for ages
to 4 years from SOC up.
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See Chapman for latest ideas In
photography. lO-S'st
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FREDEyDALL& WILSON'S.
THE Cash STORE
OF


size 67x77, at 500 pair.
40 pair ia grey or tan cot
ton blankets, actual size GSxSO,
at 6se pair. They are not dol
lar qualities. but are better
blankets than most houses re-
tail for Too.
SO pair extra heavy soft cot
ton blankets. actual size 6SxSi
and weighing lbs to the pair,
splendid value. ut 81 IS pair.
We were fortunate enough
to get In n quantity of Golden
Fleece California blankets at
the old price of IS. 9s for lO4
size and s4.9S for the ia.
40 inch all. wool sklrting fan
nels. at SOC I'd.
Shifting %flannels all-wool in
small check patterns and mar
row pin stripes are cheap at
Csc yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20

ka's contribution of men to the army
which is to be sent to Manila arrived
here tonight. There are thirty car.
loads Of them, numbering $50 men and
officers. Another trainload, comprising
$50 more soldiers from the same state
is retained at Reno, New, owing to the
wrecking Of another train.
The Modern Woodman OF America
will observe memorial service at the
Christian church next Sunday. Rev.
Hussong will deliver the strmon. All
neighbors are requested to meet at the
hall at ten o'clock.-By Order Com
mittee.
On Tuesday evening a cyclone pass.
ed about five miles west OF Rlverton
coming from the south, which did much
damage. j. II. Smith of this city was
in RivertOn at the time and the next
morning sent us a letter telling OF the
damage done he having gone over the
track of the storm for about ten miles.
NhtH TIC tWlsttT tTbsStu the IallfOaU
ittook down eighttelegraph poles; then
next struck u new one story frame
house which was completely destroyed
with no insurance. The fine two story
house of Elijah Eaton and n large barn.
Loss s., 900, with insurance of 81, 300.
Some cattle and hogs were also killed
here. The family took refuge in the
cellar and escaped injury. From there
it went o beast n demolished the
one story house of a man named Sim.
| ngton along with the outbuildings.
Loss about $500 with no insurance.
Then it took the roof off a stone house
b belonging to a Mr., Stevenson. The
house OF a mar by the name OF Taylor
was wrecked and one of his little
d daughters had a leg broken. Along
the track of the storm farther northeast
much damage was done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
GaluSha & WeSCOtt.
AROUND TOWN.

Read our free book offer.
h. l.. Tinker OF McCook was here
Tuesday.
Good Girl wanted. Inquire at b. &
M. Eating house.
Mrs. A. Conover is home after a
brief visit at Franklin,
Come in and see sample OF our port
folio on Hawaii, Cuba and the Am eri.
can navy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Con.
over on Saturday, May IA, a boy, OF
the usual Nebraska weight.
The commencement exercises OF the
Red Cloud high School graduates will
occur or the evening Of June 18th.
Howard johnson, recently located
with the Christian church at Guide
Rock as pastor, made Elder Hussong
a visit on Monday.
Mrs. Cain, mother of Mrs. j. Il. Van
Horn, who has been visiting here Tor
some time past left Saturday morning
for Fort Scott, Kansas.
There will be a business meeting of
the Red Cloud High School Alumni
Tuesday, May OATH, at $ p. IN. sharp, at
high school b~uilding,-By order Com.
mittee.
A large number have in the past two
or three months paid their obligations
to us and received some good books by
doing so. We have still a nice line OF
books but they won't last long.
/ V. IL. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea.
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
Ii. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
The editor of the Nortonville Herald
evidently has been there, Judging from
the following; IF a man could bite a,
hard, according to his size, as a bed
bug, he could bite a chunk out of q
stove"
NoTICE.-All who are interested il
the Pleasant Hill cemetery are request
ed to meet on Friday, May eth, at :
O'Clock and be prepared to help clear
up the burial grounds,-C. G. Cox
Secretary,
There will be regular services mex,
sabbath and thereafter at the Congre
gational church conducted by Franz
w. Dean of Andover Seminary, Mass.
who accepted the call of the church t
be their pastor. He will also preach a
Indian Greek ut 8 o'clock p. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
CITY NEWS.
See our book offer.

See our book offer.
Carpets at Miner Bros. Full line.
Go to Butler for the best in saddlery
and harness.
New wall paper and window cur.
tains at Cuttings.
Dennis Finn Of Pinneo, Colorado, is
visiting in the city this week.
Geo. Ross was in Superior Thursday
on matters connected with his trade.
A Colortype picture Of the battle ship
Maine 19x25 given with a new sub
scription to The CHIEF.
Miner Bros. will in the near future
put in a full line of furniture and
queensware. Wait for them.
Get Il prices on carpets. All
kinds and at the lowest prices. Ele'
giant line of samples and largest stock
in the city to select from MINER Bros
4 new subscriber, or an old subscrib'
er, who pays n year in advance of Feb.
ruary 14th, 1898, will receive two good
books. Read advertisement on anoth.
er page.
The city authorities have had sur
veyor at work this week making a
grade on Sd avenue and Seward street,
and the work of lowering the street
railroad track will soon commence.
A crayon Autograph of Miss Francis
+. Willard, a colortype of the Maine,
a wall timed or pockeu nap of Cuba,
any one of these to a subscriber paying
us a dollar in advance for The CHIEF
The small boy and what is common,
ly known as the 'nigger shooter" are
in evidence again and many windows
broken from an unknown cause will be
the result. Now is the time to sup
press them.
We will for the next ten days supply
any one paying US a year in advance OF
The CHIEF with Il Colortype picture OF
the battle ship Maine, size 1925; ready
for framing, These are fine and yot
should get one at once. Copies can be
had also for 80 cents in cash.
When the Nation receives n dose o.
cayenne pepper like we gave it las
week 1t should run around the bloch
and when it has done this several time:
it will perhaps be in condition to reac
up the law and see that the state Law
gives protection to fifteen year ole
girls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.

II you suffer from kidney, bladder or
urinary troubles, or from too frequent
or scanty, urine, DR.. Fenners Kidney
and Backache Cure is what you want.
Bed-wetting by children is generally
cured by one bottle of this powerful
remedy, Testimonials are disregarded
many people doubling the honesty or
sincerity of them, W. therefore avoid
giving any here, but will furnish them
ON application to dealer whose name is
given below. Ii not satisfied after us.
ing one bottle your money will be re-
funded by &. l.. Cotting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-05-20
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

Fred Pease of Hastings is here.
A. nj. Walters of Blue Hill was here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer U. Overman has arrived
in the city.
Carl Finarty is in the city the guest
OF his uncle w. T. Aud.
James Burden was in Jewell City,
Kansas, the first of the week.
A Nebraska girl arrived at the home
Of l.. w. Smith on Monday last.
The Spanish feet, it seems, succeed.
ed in evading the battleship Oregon.
Mrs. Isaac Stephenson and Mrs.
Hopkins of Riverton were here today.
Mrs. Ellen Smith of Jewell City visit.
ed here q short time while on her way
to Bladen.
w. A. Mcintosh of Republic City
Kansas, is here visiting with j. r. Van
Horn and family.
DR.. Bennett of Detroit, Michigan il
here visiting his brother &. S. Bennett
i'll for some time past.
Henry Richmond who has a good 81
on the Omaha World Herald was her
this week greeting old friends.
The ten year old son of Albert Lock
ridge fell off a load Of hay on Wednes
day after o. and broke his left arm
The fracture was reduced by Drs. Bee
and McKeeby.
The Nations explanation this wee
shows that James Gordon Bennett fe,
the II a dog button, it lost its break
fast and the Morning Glory never SUI
vived the shock.
The baby boy of r, NJ. C%ochrane fe
off the porch at their home on Seyar
street and dislocated his left elbow
DR.. +. T.. McKeeby was called and a
tended to the injured member.
Will Deakin of Cowles who is men
Der of the Nebraska volunteers was i
the city Wednesday night and took til
night train to Lincoln, He had been
Cowles on leave of absence to attcn
his sisters funeral.
1t is easy enough for persons in ,hci
madness, after having been shown I
be taking the people, to make insinua
tions. The Nation has got all il ca
handle if it will just attend to tina
tifteen.year.old girl deal. Its linen
not spotless.
A San Francisco special to the Stat
Journal Of this morning says; "Nsbrsi