The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-11
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At Corder there are four generations
living 10 one house, and one member Of
each family is sick: Mr.. David Eneks, ST.,
David Euecks, IT., Charles Euecks, son OF
David. Jr., and the infant child Of Charles.
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MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen, OF this
city, were registered at the Midland hotel,
Kansas City, Thursday. Mrs. Andreen
went to Kansas City Wednesday evening
10 Join her husband and attend a banquet.
She returned Thursday night.
Mr.. j. T. Woods, Of Rock Island, Texas,
4 member Of the firm OF Baxter & Woods,
immigration agents for the M. K. q 7.
railway, Is 10 the city. Mr.. Woods is here
for the purpose Of interesting our citizens
10 Texas real estate and arranging for
40 excursion to the Lone Star state No.
vember q.
To THE DEAF-A rich lady, cured Of her
Deafness and Noises Ia the Head by DR..
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, gave
$4,000 to his Institute, so that deal peo-
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No. 5Slla. The
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue,
New York, 10-7yl
Governor Stephens Tuesday appoint
cd the following delegates to the i'm
provement OF the western water ways
convention, TO be held In Memphis,
Tenn, on November IA and 10: Henry
- s--u.- -.
kins and Henry Leyhe, st. Louis, and
Robert Rutledge, New Madrid.
Thousands Of men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with female
weaknesses have this suffering to contend
with In addition to their other pains
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will
quickly effect q cure. Price 30 cents In
bottles, tubes rs cents. For sale by Cren
shaw & Young. n'4mi
The largest deed Of trust ever filed In
Lafayette county was placed on record 10
the recorders office Wednesday. The
instrument is q deed Of trust for 10000
600 from the Chicago & Alton Railroad
compauy to the Illinois Trust and
Savings Company, Of Chicago. The large
sum Of money involved In the deed re-
quired s2O, 1000 worth Of revenue stamps
"Under the Dome" a spectacular pro
duction which treats Of Samoan affairs
will be the attraction at the opera hous'
November II. Some extraordinary effect
in the way Of realistic scenery are prom
iaed. These include a hurricane In th'
hsrbor at Apia, and the wreck Of th'
Trenton. A realistic ferry boat trip from
Jersey City to New York, q PICTURESQUE
Samoan scene and three beautiful set
descriptive OF familiar scenes In wash
layton, Prices %, So and Soc; box 76c.
Admiral Dewey's flagship, Olympia
went out Of commission at the Charleston
navy yard Wednesday. All officers ant
the crew were assembled on the quartz
deck. where Captain Lamberton babe then
good by. Retreat was sounded while IN
DAG was being hauled down, and TIL
,udsd the cruise OF the famous vessel
A hoard OF survey will now make an In
,psction Of her and report to the nav
dspartment what repairs are necessary
y Captsin Lamberton goes to Washington
to await orders.
Mr.. LOUIS Bauerle, Of this city, ha
received a letter from his son, Joseph
who ia a member Of Co. F, Twentieth
infantry, regular army, now doing servic
: ia the Philippines. Mr.. Bauerle write
that he is now doing police duty i
Manila, Accompanying his letter b
sends a copy Of "Freedom." a news
paper published In Manila, and also
, dynamite o rtrldee, USED by the Filipino'
Mr.. Bsuerle has two more years yet !
.srye. and expresses himself rs beinI
anxious for the time to expire, as ne ma
had ali the army experience he DESIRES
The Woodward stock Co. is presentinI
propson Towards beautiful, interestin,
and instructive play, "Young Mrs WIN
tbrop.u at the Auditorium, this weeh
Tbe play is attracting large audiences
, T, ia one of the best Of the Howard play
and its revival Is one Of Importance, Tor
ia one Of the most mastery treatments O
s,mpls theme that Is known to ID
.,,ge. Next week Nat Goodwin's earl
spccess. UTurned Up" will be given q
the Auditorium. This play has not pee
saen In many years, and Its revival WI
ha calculated to attract the attention Q
I the old. timers as well as the younge
generation Of play-goers.
Mr.. Henry Kemner, residing apou
Y three miles east OF Lexington wa
sarIously Injured In q runaway Tuesda
~sterpoou. The accident occurred nea
. the Missouri Pacific freight depot an
was caused by the mules which MI
Kemner was driving to a spring wago'
taking fright at a switch engine that W.
: blowing of steam. The team wheele
suddenly around, throwing Mr.. kemn,
out OF the vehicle. In falling bis DOC
4 struck an iron rail, and he was rendere
u unconscious for some time. physical
was summoned at once by telephone, az
the wounded man was mace as Von
Portable as possible. When ne tegA'n'
consciousness be was removed to b
Roma In a carriage. Mr.. Kemner W
considerably bruised about the head al
he was injured internally, but no
.~sr,ously we had not learned ct the tin
q, going to press. Mr.. Kemner Is aoo'
sI.ty years OF age, which renders .
coalition more critical.