The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-11
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NV hooert Mcintyre lsctured at the
Sp,,a mouse last Monday night, to a good
''ues' and every one was delighted
$3.50 u 'N'uIe'
T. JAmssoo' OF Slick, Mo-, came
ouuuay 10 attend the funeral of his
n,iaw' Mr' John IL. C~heatham,
''"A'ned several days.
Church OF Christ Scientist, Sunday
services as follows: 1890 a. M, Sunday
'noo' li'7oa a. M at knights OF PSthlas
naI' All are cordially Invited. II
Here Is a ccmblnel The IyTRLIIaRScKR,
the Cosmopolitan Magazine and ths New
iork Tri-Weekly World. all three for
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tlhc adjustment Of eIassa. and diseases n,
the ave. will he a, or.rd Can,,o, No.,
room II. for one week olosssa ,n.,.sd
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the liver. and The wbols sv,,sm hecomss
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Two or three weeks ago the Kansas CITY
world Published an article about thu
mysterious disappearance OF MIR. J. +
winners, VINO married Miss Leah Asbury
hs'.s'i"e .n' "as ooPieu oy o.ne'
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At the New Grand opera house, Feb
ruary %, a Grand Minstrel will be give
= for the benefit OF the poor OF our city. Th
i following we'll known performers wal
y take part: Prof. Il. J. Stark, Geo. |
Wade, NJ. b. McCieliand, Bert Taubmar
Frank Nicholson, Albert UT, ID
Ramsay, Ed. Billiard, Il. q. Venable, Be-
Trotter. Harry st. Clair, William irotte
% Oscar Samuelson, Fred Day, A. II. Smitl
Herman Schmidt, Willis Carr, Euger
l. Weber and J.. Q. Venable. Prof. Stark hi
arranged the music and Is director OF Il
O. orchestra, and 1t Is needless to say, II VI
m be a musical treat. Seats will soon be c
N sale at Crenshaw & Young's.
IN uos.,o Ar,hr, o,,s.om and asor,
or c.a., ho,h =, K.,sa. civ ara shon,
a Creei' oo'h OF Kansas CITY, are aoou.
is start a paper in Kansas City, to be call
" the Independent. Mr.. Grissom was 10
merly a writer Oh the Times, ana :
Gently a writer on the Independence De
=, tinei. lie is a son'in'iaw Oh Ut. WOO
- president OF tue Nationai nank o, ooU
merce, and Is a fine writer, and said TO
something OF a sketch artist. Mr. aeor
Creel was born near Wayerly; the lam
1t, moved from Waverly to Odessa, VINE
10, George attended school. the family aite
Ire ward moved to Kansas City, ana aeor
de became a reporter on the World VINE
he Mr.. Grissom was employed as primer
vet editor. George afterward went 10 M
ok York, and for several years was a !
to porter on the New York Sun. These "
las young men are bright, active and :
I'm born newspaper men. Their paper VIII
he independent; IL will be illustrated a
will be interesting, aud from what
rs. know OF the two men, we believe II "
ce. be honest.
ant Drs. Agee and Williams have opened
.uo n.-t Ao.al In this oil