The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-14

FheEly Ash Bitters cures the kidneys, n,
'gulates the liver and purihes the bowels. n
valuable system tonic. Sold by Leroy
1, I,
January Is making a record as a warm, 1
Ioudy, drizEly, disaRreeable, Erippy, -
as'y month. We hope this record will 4
ways remain unbroken.
Miss Gabrielle Hawkins desires the In .
ELLlaEsoER to express her warm |
hanks TO her old boys" and "girls" for I
heir kind New Year remembrance. She
'pPreelates the kindly motives OF each .
aud 10 one and all offers her sincerest T,
Persons who lead a life OF exposure are
to rheumatism, neuralgia and
.umoaso, will lind a valuable remedy in
BILLIARDS. snow Linimenl; II will Danish
pains aud subdne inflammation. Price Is
and 80 cents. For sale by Crenshaw a
Young. l.7-lm
Squire isagland, OF H%iggipsviile. SEN
Chas. Leahay to 100 days In jail for
assau!tiug his wife. The fellow plead
and Constable Psaitt lodged him
10 Jail Wednesday, A nice old whipping
post would be- a holy terror for such
scoundrela.
Oar eolored population has been suffer-
ing probably more than the whites.
There have been many deaths among them
In the past three weeks. Mrs. Clarissa
Lazy was buried yesterday afternoon, and
Walker Rulings was supposed to be dying
as we went to press.
Mr.. John c. Young has a letter from
Lemon, the circus man. saying he will be
here between now and the first OF April.
He wishes to buy Mayor Young's grand
band wagon, to add to his circus, and he
circus at Lexington.
The will Of the late James w. Burns, OF
Odessa, was filed for probate Wednesday.
He makes his wife ADMINISTRATIVE with
out bond, bat desires his brother John to
have $500, and his brother Robert to have
81 1000. The estate is valued at $4,000, and
all goes to his wife except the above two
requests.
We have made arrangements by which
we can give you the IETELLIaENcER one
year aud a life-sized crayon portrait
Of yourself or any member OF yonr
family, for the low price OF sl.75,
Bring us your photograph and we guaran-
tee the picture. twill be first-class work
or nc trade.
Judge John NJ. Price married q couples
during the year 1898, and during five
months OF the year was busy with hii
campaign, and not attending to that KIM
OF business. lie has married about 27'
couples Ia his career as justice OF thu
peace, and there has never been a divorce
or a separation among the number.
A system regulator is a medicine tina
strengthens and stimulates the liver
kidneys, stomach and bowels. Prick!
Ash Bitters is a superior system regulator
1t drives out all unhealthy conditions
promotes activity OF body and brain
restores good appetite. sound sleep an
cheerful spirits. Sold by Leroy Farmer
Mr.. Frank Schmidt is here IN q visit
relatives for a few days. lie Ia quarter
master on the cruiser Montgomery, while
ship has been In active service, and take
part In every scrlmmage around the co "
Of Cuba and Porto Rico. Mr. schmit
has been anxiously expected here Il
several weeks, and his relatives an
friends were glad to greet him.
A dead beat giving the name OF @.
r Blake, was here last week, soliciting jc
work from our merchants, stating that
was soliciting for the INTELLIGENCE
. We do not know how much work he x
q but we know we did not authorize hi
or anybody else to solicit for US, and '
did moi do his printing. We understai
!, that he stopped at Higginsville abon'
y week, and skipped out without payil
I his hotel bill.
. sedalia Democrat, Jan. II: ON TuesdI
! night Rev. A. X. Faris, pastor OF I
. Methodist church at Slater, was marri
u to Miss Alice Page, OF Marshall, at
70 home OF the bride, who is the daughter
D Mr.. Il. r. Page, q widely known contra
"a tor of Marshall. Rev. Faris has be
pastor OF Sedalia, Lexington, Marsh
"a and other churches, and is well know
throughout Missouri as n Of the fol
Ia most leaders Of Methodism.
N An aching back, a disordered digestic
l. changes 10 the urine, headaches, nervo
Tx weakness, all point to Brights Disea
a. Take steps to cure the trouble before
i'd disease develops It's dangerous sta
II, Prickly Ash Bitters is a certain renee
" It heals aud strengthens the kidne
es regulates the liver. stimulates the stoma
T. and digestion, cleanses the bowels.
q. has been used In many severe and obs
nate cases with the most gratifying 81
III cess. Sold by Leroy Farmer. /
m Miss Lizzie Groves is very sick at
home 10 Independence, with stom'
"A trouble. DR.. Fulkerson, OF Higginsvi
A. was called the first Of the week, an'
,u doctor from Kansas City has been
=. attendance regularly. Relatives In I
IN county have been notified by telephone
her condition from day to day, and war
not TO come to see her, as the exciten
70 would be injurious to her. Miss LII
M, has hosts OF friends In this city and cou
who hope to hear of her speedy recoV'
Ire The Kansas City World, speaking
led the people who drew prizes In the rec
led convention hall drawing, says; j.
ed. platteuburg, editor Of the MAYHEM ~
The Progress, appeared and demanded
led hotties of malt. Carrying six oottie'
wn malt Is almost as hard as carrying u
Ire wa,ermelons, but after much Juggling
Ian disappeared with two bottles In ms
or. nooket. two In his o%vercoat, whi'e
lily were carried rather conspiouousiy In
,bt. hands. The inevitable small boy
ced there, and advised him ITO get on
rch outside OF them"
'ne The stockholders OF Morrison" W
worth bank elected a new board
~ directors, at their meeting Wednes
ine afternoon, as follows; Rufus Young .
ept Barnett, Geo. NJ. cstron, VIM. j. Morri
Edward Mark, VIM. II. Stevenson Rlci
d. Field. 8. J. Andrew, Charles Lyons
q. N. Wilson, president, and Mr. y
ov- Worthington, cashier, sold 'neir .
ten stock at sos, and will retire from
ght bank after the meeting OF next Wed
ree- dav. the 18th. The old board OF dlrec
in met and added 5000 to the sur
ond account. officers will be elected
ing "wednesday, and it is current repor,
'rle. Judge Richard Field will be president
son Cant. s. j. Andrew cashier.
The coal miners at Glen Oak ne
,.a' mass meeting at the court house Tue
Tha minee at Glen OAK