The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-24
In the interest OF public health anc

IL IN true tuat some oil our business men Z
make no visible effort to invite trade, but I
hey want it Just the same. I
Beginning the first OF June, Mrs. s.. A.
h%oorehead will sell ont all kinds Of mill
inery at greatly reduced prices. 6 3.tf.
HOME MoERY TO LoAN.-on good real
state security. In sum of $500 and up.
1t z per cent. No commission, no red
ape, Apply to ]. Q. Plattenburg. II
The Higginsville Leader says If the
people OF this county want a convention
they ought to have 1t, but they don't want
IL and the Leader is opposed to having it.
Next!
Mr.. Dan Wade fell through a hole in
stable loft, last week, and severely
a foot. The following night a
thief entered his barn and stole a saddle
and q set Of buggy harness.
We have seen no signs yet Of any
preparation to celebrate the "Glorious
Fourth" In Lexington, Higginsville is
already paving up the earth, and claims
that the whole county will be there.
Hardly a day passes, in families where
there are children, In which Billiards.
Snow Liniment is not needed. 1t quickly
cures cuts, wounds, bruises, burns and
scalds. Price % and 80 cents. For sale by
Crenshaw q Young. 6.3m1
Higginsyille Advance: The IYTELLI-
oRNcER last week got out a very credit
able college edition. An dition OF that
kind is a splendid advertisement for both
the SCHOOL aud the city. We hope the
INTELLIaRSoER's effort is fully appre.
ciated.
The Independence Sentinel has a local
every week about somebody's horse run
ming away. The paper OF last week has
three such accidents In which four
persons were hurt. Are the people OF
Independence poor drivers, or are they
careless7
Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused by piles, there is a
tendency 10 fistula and to cancer in the
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nv ~" ini"'''ple roueuy'
Price. 80 cents a bottle; tubes 70 cts. For
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Our business men are getting do IN to
business methods People who do not
paS w ~ ""u,"s o"e 'ouo' III Re''
""t ''out' "nu peop.e VINO puy ury
ko, Nv E'o''ea III n""s"' WY ""i'e
~ n'i"s ou'o VI heAi"E'on peop'e
WIN nn' .ne popu'a'''y u" '"o "a"e
rS'o"'N' no"e i"'uS'rS OF move out'
Higginsville Leader: The contest for
secretary Of state, in 1900, will be between
three Of the best newspaper men in Mis-.
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nai' sam VI tue heA'eo in'e''lgen
1ei, anu "A. Lesueu'' 'ormerlS OIL IN
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|. ouessa Leuger: IL is indeed a pieasur
10 US 10 learn mat our friends AacK "
wright n August L'moerg, VINO nav
ia'ely embarked INTO the morse, mul'
ieeu anu transfer business al Lexington
> are doing WELL Lafayette county mas u
better men 'nan "ack wright u Angus
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" Dear nna return limit september ~
1881 FOR iurtner inIormat'on please ca
" on A. LOOMS llcRet Agent
IL ia a mi pleasure TO find som,
thing in the HieplnsyiIle Advance whic
we can endorse, We endorse the follow
ing from that paper; "Why do not your
> men realize the Importance of pawn
THAR billsP There il nothing mo
1t detrimental to a mans future career thi
II a reputation gained oy not paying q
Ia Just debts. The debts a man new
settles accompany MIN all through III
He can't move 80 far away that the s'o'
}. that ne Is a dead beat VIII not ascompar
him.
Ia Odessa was well represented he
Wednesday. 1t seems that N. l.. Kee
had applied to the city council Of Odes
for a saloon. license, and the council b
"a granted the license. A number OF 4
- Odessa people then determined TO appe
before the county court and oppose +
granting OF a license by the county. '
a interviewed one OF the gentlemen and
said the license was being opposed by t
drug stores and by a number OF good m
" who were mistaken in their zeal. Amo
- tina witnesses before the county court
noticed N. l.. Keeth, Mr.. Hintz, A.
Stevens, }. r. Rogers, Rev. ThompsC
=, Rev. II, L, Powell, Walker Il. Ewing,
=. A. Drysdale and W. o. Corlew.
utha nauananaFq nf I~nNinutOn Inf
.,an.n. rorLad ,or tho CITY and cam
s.s o.. ,ha hones, n, avery busin,
.a,arn,,ss In tho citv There are businI
honsa. IN this cl,v which haye not pi
ao,,ar nor ve,r into the Golfers of A
u, samsnanor and vat tbs naners are direc
no - 10. sncb hnsiness men wear
49,. a., Thsre onybt to he a lit
III ~soin,oo,,v On the other side. Ey,
-" o,ah, % ho represented in /
." sS"-,,~i.r ooInmns ot the CITY press.
Ior 80 u,a ,iro onnearapce to the Dap
an svs 49, ,oyn ia iudgeo bv
ar a"u nos" ,aw leading business n
~ .dnar,,s,ng Tbev invite a
us VI, "a ard outsiders get a shi
I'VE ,rS". 'nn,,,nn :, In the large cit
led ~ ouws ,hs, edvsrt,se build up la
Or .'n~., 80 wble the next d,
Hs - aoos 40, odyertise. rema