The weekly intelligencer., 1899-08-19

i"o 70 one In favor OF electric liyhts
y. = 'oe way the election went at Odessa
lne Lexington Marine band will n,,v
iof 10. odessa Modern wOOdmeu picnic NEXT
Wednesday.
NC call attention to II. W. Wiusor,.
ue" Insurance and real estate Al. In
another column.
L. j. Lucy, OF Kansas City ba. pu,ch..sa
au interest the HlggiuiviIIe JeffersopIan
with John Harwood.
services at the Episcopal church
tomorrow ", morning and evening by
invited. N" Aie
- Y orenshaw Is improving his resi-
ueo'e on the corner of FRANKLIN and
college streets with brick pavement on |
the College street side.
BAllard's Snow Liniment gives instant
rei'ei 10 cases OF Bleeding, Burns. Bruises.
scaldS' Cuts, etc. For sale by Crensbaw
q ioung' Price Is and so cts. s-5.m1
clyde Hall, sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas II.
HAL Of this city, broke his arm Monday
morning Just above the wrist. He was
swinging from grapevine when the ac.
cident occurred.
An election was held in Odessa, Thurs.
DAY, on the question OF electric lights,
A telephone message from there Thurs
day afternoon announced that the
election thus far was decidedly in favor
OF electric lights.
Herbine is we'll adapted to the cure OF
ieVers oil all kinds, because 1t thoroughly
cleanses the stomach and bowels OF all
bilious humors, aud expels all impure se-
cretions OF the body. Price 50 cts. For
sale by Crenshaw & Young. s.5.m1
The last word received from Miss
Winfield Page, who is In the Methodist
hospital at Minneapolis, Minnesota, with
typhoid fever, is that she Is getting along
very nicely, aud 1t will be necessary for
her to remain In the hospital three more
weeks.
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic
came off Thursday afternoon In the grove
at the residence Of DR.. ]. l.. Peak. There
was a good sized crowd present, and the
picnic was much enjoyed. The children
were taken out and brought home in a
herdIc.
Prosecuting Attorney Vivion received
telehone message from Odessa yester-
day, stating that Mrs. Buchanan Of that
city would be brought here for trial as to
her sanity. She has been mentally un-
balanced for some years, but has been
growing worse instead of better.
The regular meeting Of Lexington
Lodge, li9, A. F. q A. M, will be held
Monday night, August 81, at 8 p. m.
at which time a special election will be
had for Junior Warden, under dis
pensation from the Grand Master. All
members are notified to attend.
IL. w. WNsoR, sec'y.
Mr.. Victor L. Wells, who recently sold
his farm, near this city, to Mr.. John
Samuelson, left Tuesday morning with
his family for Chandler, Okla, to visit
bis mother. From there the family will
go to Webb City, No., to visit Mr.. Wells
relatives, after which they will 20 Il
Creston City, CAL, to make their futur,
home.
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tamons whora tho ,ow, ,,sa,, :. I.o--
Closa nv Iona Joct ,,Ilaoo Ia a mol, .ar,
plot oi ground, like tiny park. In thi
park rises graceful marble shaft. II
said to occupy the exact spot on whic
the original Lone Jack oak used to sta nc
On both sides OF this shaft are grass
mounds, the graves OF l6O soldiers OF tt
north and south, who gave their lives fe
state ana country In oioody COMBAT, th
battle OF Lone JACK, iougnt out ner
on August 10 iooz' Inc monument wa
erected In 1871 ana oears the legend. u
memory OF the conieoerates VINO ieii
the Lone JACK oattie, august TO- lSoz'
Ihe picnic was success thls year an
many went long distances,and many iroi
this county. Frank Walsh aud Repre-
; sentative Cleary and Noel, oil Jackso
county, made stirring speeches. Asic
from the fun seekers and those VINO re
member the dead there ar usually az Lon
Jack numerous politicians eager to mi
; with the rural voters, but as there is 0
election this year the politicians were NJ
in evidence.
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o,.aa..,,a - h.,du.,a a,o,a a. ,his c;t,
j r,o, ,r,,h = dis,roos,,a occ;dort and clio,
aan ~. 81. ,,,a Mondsu .,,ornoon hv =,
sao,lo,,aI d,sOharra 80 ,h,r,v.sio,
ooIihro rovo,vor in The h /. nds n, Constsb
~ pav Tho ,o,,or mas standing at N
4 oonu,o, 4, ,ho h.rdyaro s,o,s clasnip
e ond oil,ro bis revoIvsr Altar loading N
d ,yeo non in attempting TO net the bsmm,
!, Iown il sl,nnod and disebsrgsd one ,
J. ,sa shoI,s Fr.rt was standinv bebin
l., oonn,or ohon, three feet in front Of Rs,
n M" rn,,o, o,rnor . ua,.I shsll crimn,
q. .,,sahod 30 ,ho oorn,ar and was snlints,
g ed, and after digging hole in the cour
ter, glanced upward, some OF the splinter
: striking Frank 10 the left eye, infiicting
very painful and serious wound ID
Tucker removed one piece OF metal SMALL
r than pin head and relieved the pain
9 much as possible, but there was still ar
5 other piece imbedded In the corner OF Il
s eye. Wednesday morning the young ma
accompaied by Mr.. and Mrs. John WI
q mot, went to Kansas City and consultt