The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01

Today the good.roads meeting is to be
held at Hlgginsville. The roads are 30
bad that we fear there will be a slim
attendance.
Mrs. s. A. Moorshead Is ready to serve
the ladies' with the latest patterns OF
spring hats. Call early before the stock
is picked over. 4-l.tf
Mr.. q. R. Alexander, OF Kingston, came
in yesterday. Today he will sell the
personal effects of his brother, A. +.
Alexander, deceased.
Church OF Christ Scientist. Sunday
services as follows: 1880 q. m, Sunday
school II 80 a. M, at Knights of Pythias
ball. All are cordially invited. II
Remember the election OF officers OF 3.
q L. association on Tuesday, April 4. A
full vote is desired. Also the vote on the
proposition to increase the capital stock.
All stockholders should vote.
Aull q Schultz store till was tapped
Wednesday night, and one dollar taken.
Nothing else has been missed. The thief
got Into the store by crawling through
the transom over the back door.
The Daily Advertiser OF yesterday an.
nounced that IL would cease publication
from that date. The paper had been
running four months. The publisher
intimates that 1t may be resumed.
Mr.. II. W. Brakeman was seriously hurt
at q saw-mill near Concorda, on Friday
OF last week. While working In the mill
his hand came 10 contact with the saw,
and he was badly hurt, and may lose his
hand.
negro woman named Nan Hayden, In
this city, was arrested yesterday morning.
She had been cook for Mr.. Stramcke's
family for some time, and q search OF the
house brought to light lot Of Mrs.
Stramcke's dishes. Nan was put in jail.
One OF the most truthful and most
sensible headings we have seen in the
Kansas City Journal for long time, was
It's red head yesterday. 1t said "The war
bought from Spain is proving more
serious than the war fought with SPAIN"
Dave Washington, of MAYHEM, had q
scrap with another coon some weeks ago,
and Dave handed the other fellow a left
handler in the mouth, cutting his finger
on tooth. Last week Dave had to have
his finger amputated, as blood poison had
set In.
Many people suffer untold tortues from
piles, because OF the popular impression
that they eau not be cured. Tablers
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure them.
1t has met with absolute success. Price
Soc. In bottles, tubes 75c. For sale by
Creushaw & Young. 4.1.lm
This spring has many new styles, but
when 1t comes to ladies' spring hats aud
millinery, Mrs. s. A. Moorehead has the
largest and most complete stock to bt
found between St. Louis and Kansas City
, Ladies', it will do your eyes good to cal
aud see what she has TO show you. II
W. NJ. A. has asked Hon. William s
Cowherd to deliver the address to the
graduates, at the opera house, at the clos'
OF the term. Yesterday morning tele
, phone message was received from Mr.
Cowherd, saying he would do so. ThiI
insures a bright, interesting and instruc
, tive address, as Mr.. Cowherd is recognized
a as one OF the best speakers in the state
/ We congratulate W. M. A.
v A couple Of tough women from Kausa
Q City were here last Saturday and starte,
Q to raise disturbance. They were escorted
b to the calaboose, where they wilted ami
Q begged to be allowed to go back to th
q hotel till train time, aud promised to ski
I the blankety town. Their request wa
v granted, and the morning train had twI
western passengers who had not expecte,
to travel that way for several days.
:. The Coucordlan says; "Miss Laur
!, Baepler and Mr.. Ed Schilling left Sunda
night for Sullivan, Wisconsin, where the.
will be married bv his father, Rev. q. F
schilllug, on Easter Monday, April Srd
! hIltI buog iuNChh w Nioi
with relatives for a week or two and thel
return to our city, where they will max
. their home. The bride Is the accomplished
: daughter OF Mr.. Henry Baepler, Jr., AM
!, Is well and iavorably known here. Durin
!. his stay in our city the groom has mad
many friends, and we Join them In wish
: ing the young couple long and happ,
= liie."
If There came very near being bad acci
d dent on the ferry boat Thursday morning
,. The boat was going to the north side, an
q Mr.. Benedict was on board with bis bus
going to meet the train. The wind wa
blowing, causing the boat to wobble, an
:. waves were splashing over the dech
= When near the middle Of the river larg
wave broke over the guard, soaring tn
team and they began to back. The bu
= was run back against the gate, an
knocked the gate down. A little farths
and the bus, team and driver would hay
= gone into the river. An accident OF thI
a sort happened some years ago, and tear
:, OF mules and wagon were lost.
q Miss Lucy Davis has now on hand tb
d haudsomest spring stock OF milliner
&C ever brought to this city. A glance a
a her show windows will excite admlratio
3 OF ladies', and an examination OF good
q always ends in purchase. Hats, ribbon
,r and trimmings, and everything nccessar
!, to lady's happiness, and all at gol
II standard prices.
1t One OF the most interesting events
o the theatrical season Is announced fc
b Tuesday evening, April 4th, in Callahan
8 big production, "a Romance OF Coo
Ie Hollow" with the same scenery an
g effects used during its triumphant seaso
Q at the Fourteenth street theatre, Me-
u York. All the scenery and effects al
y carried, aud besides a strong company,
o troupe of colored singers and dancer
'r boys and girls. Unique electric an
10 calcium displays are also features, but tt
i play depends rather on vigorous plot an
we'll portrayed characters true to natur
Ie than Its scenic features. II has been
70 great success In New York, Philadelphia
IS Boston, New Orleans and all the leadin
d cities east and west. The play Is 10 4
. fiith season OF success and the dramat
: company, which embraces most of II
T. original New York cast, is everywhel
g commended. Seats now on sale.
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