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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20
HARVEY NEWS STAND
Is Now in Control Of Warren Cobb at
the santa Fe Depot

Warren Cobb & now duly installed as
the manager % the Harvey news stand
at the Santa Fe depot He took posses
sion Monday morning M Coba's friends
viii be pleased that he secured this posi-
tom. He IS a young man q merit ard
plenty Of friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20
The Way It's Done

Candles are made BY pouring wax into
molds q Uniform size. Rea5y-made
clothing IS made by the same process.
the mosds are the size Of the average man.
Il goa happen 10 De The average s-ze.
maybe you can set satisfaction at a
rea6y-made clothing store In any event
there IS nothing 50 wholly satisfactory
as talo--rnade clothing made by = good
tailor We daa't say 1his because we
are goed 5ators bus because its true
HON about The EaIi suir7 The cloths here
Suits pressed foE-...................-.. ~,
Trousers pressed f1r.....................15 &c
LONDON TAILORS,
- N-.aEeTEr 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20
gs ao1iehta 1aiu eagles rorma gpber
The Laborer is
Worthy of His Hire. y

Bat a GUage-earner can
get more for his personal ser
Uices If in strong and vigorous
health. TIE blood IS the
lfe-gfOfng and strength-mak-
ing part of the system. IF It
IS pare, ali IS gUeH; # not, IT
shoatd be purified qvth
Hoods Sarsaparilla, uhich
makes the qUeak strong.
Can Eat Was tired out, had no
appetite until I took Hoods Sarsapardla.
# 6naf me right up and I can eat heart
dy." Eta 6M Hager, AtfoL Mass.
floods Sal1qb0MM
asglE!7zI:I:yJz11
Hoods Pills cure liver us; the non-irritating and
onlv cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20
We Quote Prices

on good goods, and such as you use every
day in the week. All fresh and best
quality: no special leaders (Which some
use as trade catchers), but make lowest
prices on everything IN first class gro
ceries. Low prices like the following list
prevail throughout our store, and gives
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20
Committee Meettnz.

The Republican county central commit
tee VII meet AZ committee headquarters
Oh North Main street next Saturday a.
O'Clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-20

Us ina OOSAuG5S.
10 bars White Russian Soap........... o
10 bars Lenox Soap. p
u bars White Rose Soap............... -25
Bulk Catsup, per gallon.................. 80
Figs, per .-...............-........ is
Quaker Oats. kage..............-..... u
cans Early June Peas................. %
cans Corn .......-..................,. %
. cans Lakeside Peas.................... p
3-rb Carton Crackers ...........-........ 20
Sweet Pickles mart .. Is
Corn Starch, package %
Salome, for washing. cakes for. %
Ralston Pancake Flour. package. .o9
We are Main street agents for Chase &
Sanborn's celebrated Tea and Coffee.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
Shoes.

Our sales In this department have more than doubled.
We feel that 1t Is due to the exceptional values offered 10
stylish, %upto-date reliable Footwear.
Our line OF Ladies' 81, so Shoes In both lace and button,
heel or spring heel, kid or patent. tip are better than ever
before-regular 81. 90 values.
Ladies Dongola lace or button Shoes, solid as a rock,
OF. 25 per pair.
Ladies' genuine welt Shoes. lace, new toes. actual
value 81. so. We are offering them during this sale ut
81 90 per pair.
Ladies' French Dongola fine Shoes, In both ~elts and
turns, on all the new medium toes as well as the extreme
"Mannish Last, " at $3.50 and IS 00-they are the regular
81 and 81 goods In shoe stores.
We are proud Of our Infants and Misses Fine Shoes,
as they are the finest that skilled w0rkmen can turn out,
being the plums OF two oil the best factories IN this
country.
%lnfa0ts' fine turned kid button Shoes. sizes 2 to s, at 4sc.
Child's Of same, sizes s to s., at 75c.
Child's kid, button or lace Shoes, sizes s to 8, at 75c.
Child's OF same, 81 to II, at 81. 90.
Misses OF same, lit to 2, at OIL. rs,
They are exceptional values and worth Csc more.
Misses pebble grain, solid school Shoes, sizes NJ to 2,
at OIL. 90 per pair.
Chnd's Of same, 81 to II. at $50 pair,
Mems heavy veal CreedmOre Shoes at 95c pair.
Try a pair OF our Mems best quality satin calf Shoes,
made on all the new lasts at 81 9S-every pair guaranteed.
When " comes to real ane ''swell' footwear we are
strictly In 1t this season. We are showing all the new
styles in mems dne Shoes In Wei, enamel calf, willow cali
and pat. leather, $3.50 3 20, 3y50anL 1 10. Compare them
with what shoe stoles show at 25c and soc a PAIR more.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Jersey ribbed long sleeve vests, l5c,
good weight.
100 dozen Ia dies ine Jersey ribbed Vests
and Pants, fleece lined, 1 different styles at
2sc. compare them with what Others ask s5c
and 900 for.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed wool Vests and Pants,
at tQc, a regular 6ac gar ment.
Ladies' Union Suits, fleece lined, good
weight, finished with silk tapped neck and
pearl buttons. a. Csc.
Ladies' Oneita out, cream or grey ribbed
Union Suits. regular 500 kind for 45o.
At 5o we are showing a splendid number
in Ladies' oneita Union Suits, II is Cue kind
you pay pOc or o. for In other stores.
LADIES' fast black Oneita Union Suits, at
q %, regular 81 50 kind.
Misses Union Suits, heavy fleece lined,
finished with silk tapped neck aud pearl but
tons, a garment worth 3sc for go.
Infants cream ribbed wrappers, i0c each
Chlldren's uunderwear Of all grades. from
the kind which starts At &c, for Size 10 to tho
best Cue wool garments.
Mems heavy Camel hair ghlrts and Draw
ers. at $50.
Mems heavy tan fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers, at $50 garment ar I5c a suit.
co. dozen Mems rne wool fceoed shirts aud
Drawers, u regular 75c garment for 400 each.
Mems nil wool tan Underwear, AZ soc gar
ment,
Mems rne ribbed wool Shirts aud Drawers,
at VIC a garment.
At Csc we are showing two extra values In
Boys Heavy Underwear In grey and notified
teeced garments, all sizes, ~ 10 ~, both
shirts aud drawers AZ same price.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07

Concordla Market Day" on October
18th.
County court and criminal court this
week, and the town has been foil OF
people.
The next session OF the Blue River Bap-
tist Association will be held at Iudepen-
dsncs, the last Tuesday In September.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-0n good real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
at 7 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to J. Q. Plattenburg, tt
The residence Of Messrs. Arthur and
Louis Roepe, near Concordia, was burned
last Saturday night. MIR. Henry Meyer
was sick In the house aud had to be
carried out. No insurance.
Whites Cream Vermliuge is o highly
valuable preparation. capable from the
promptisude Of Its actions, Of clearing the
SYSTEM in a few hours Of every worm.
Price 25c. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. l0-7m1
Mr.. Charles Henniug had a leg broken
last Friday. He works for MI. Louis
schornhorst, near Concordis. He had
hitohed a horse to q hay rake, and started
when the horse ran of. throwing him
from bis seat, and breaking both bones oil
bis left leg.
To THE DEAF-A rich lady, cured Of bel
Deafness and Noises 10 the Head BY DR.
N~icholson's Artificial Ear Drums. gave
$4,000 to his Institute, 80 that deaf peo-
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No. 6sl1a. Th'
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue
New York, 1O.7yl
Mr.. W. ]. Bowes, the new proprietor o
the Commercial Hotel, is making prepa
ratlons to put that hotel In drst elias
condition. Mr.. Bowes Is al experienced
hotel man, and 10 already meeting will
gratifying success. We congratulate thu
people OF this city on the prospect o
having this Improvement.
Mr.. VIM. johnson continues to i'm
prove. The bullet was cut out Weduesda,
afternoon. The ball struck him on thI
right side Of the neck, Just above th,
collar bone, and was taken out at th,
lower point OF the right shoulder blade
near the spine. The bullet Ia conslderabl,
battered aud SCARED, az though 1t hat
struck q bone. Tuesday and Wednesda,
he suffered severely every time he moved
and as the doctors had located the bullet
they decided to remove 1t. Mr.. johnson
told them TO "go ahead with the cutting.
He did not take an anaesthetic. He say
he felt much better, aud could move NOR,
freely as soon as the bullet was removed
Thursday afternoon he telephoned TO thI
ISTELLIaRNoRR reporter to come and Sc
him. When we went iuso the room b
arose out OF his chair to meet US. lie |
ooking very we'll. The wound lie covere,
by little strips OF plaster and cotton cloth
but he was not bandaged up, aud
stranger seeing him would not think h
was looking at a wounded or sick mar
His sister, Mrs, Beals, was with him, an
they left for Wellington In a surry Thurs
day Afternoon. Mr.. Johnson requisite,
the INrRLLIaENoER to express his thank
and gratitude to the people Of Lexlngto'
for their kindness to him, and especial.
TO the Misses Bolon for their uuremlttin
attention. He says be has wanted 70
nothing, and his every wish has bee
anticipated. II be will take care OF him
self for q week or more he will be we'll,
be continues to improve as rapidly as b
has In the past week.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07

Cecil & Martin have one Of the neatest
millinery stores in ths city. 9'23-tf
witteuberg does his " work, at
home. No sweat.shop work. II
Lafayette County Reading Circle at the
High school building next Saturday. See
the card OF Prof. Phillips.
Witteuberg, the tailor, has the finest
lines Of samples 10 the market. Call and
examine them. u
Don't be hoodooed into believing you
can do as we'll anywhere else IS by buy
ing your ladies' fall hats from Cecil q
Martin, 9-23.tf
ITO err ia human" but TO continue the
mistake Of neRlecting your blood is folly
Keep the blood pure with Hoods Bar
saparilla.
Justices Of the peace and notaries public
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
at this office, at 5 cents per copy. All
kinda OF blanks printed to order. II
Seven persons were baptised at th'
Christian church, In this city, last Sunday
morning, as a result OF the meetings hello
at Burns school house, last week, BY
Elder Fenstermacher.
Last Monday was stock sale day, ant
there were the usual numbers OF horse
aud traders. It was the best collection o
plug horses we have ever seen here. Th'
west aud south sides Of the public squar'
were almost solid masses Of men ant
horses.
For all fresh cuts and wounds, In eithel
human subjects or 10 animals, as
dressing, Billiards. Snow Liniment 4
excellent; while for sores on working
horses, especially II slow to heal, or sup
purating, Its healing qualities are une
aualed, Price IS and SOC. For sale b.
Crenshaw Il Young. 0'7ml
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
MARRIAGES

At The home Of the BRIDES parents. In
ssinsville. S-pt %, 1899. by Rev. ". o,
Criw, Mr.. A.. ]. Redding and Miss Fannie
Willard.
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents IN this county, Sunday, October
L Wiliiam FlandeFmeysF aud Miss Emile
Bfockman.
Married, at Nelson, Mo-, September "a,
lSsg, by Rev. E L Morris, Rev. Veruon
o'denstriker, OF Odessa, and Miss Bessie
Harvey, OF Nelson.
Married, at Kansas City, Saturday, Sep
temoor 30, MIR. Harvey N, Asbury. a.
Higginsville, and Miss Blanch L, Stane-
ard, OF Marshall.
Our best wishes attend them.
Married, ia Cincinnati. "Wednesday.
September q, 1899, Mr.. Gus Radius. Of
this county and Miss Eta Radius, OF Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. Radius Is the senior member Of the
nrm Of Radius 4 Rechtermann, OF May
view, and is a sterling young man.
Married, at Warrensburg, Sunday, Oc-
tooer l, Mr., James q. Burris, OF this city
and Miss Lora Loveall, Of Warrsnsburg.
The young couple came by the mex:
train to this city, where they will live,
Miss Ethel Burris, Of this city attended
the wedding. We wish the young couple
an abundance Of prosperity and happi-
ness.
Married, at Murireesboro. Tennessee,
September "a, Rev. A. 8. Moffett and Miss
LClemmie italia McFadden.
Such was the announcement madea few
days ago, by cards sent to the immedists
friends of the parties In this city. Rev.
A. s. Motfstt was the pastor Of the Pres
byterian church In this city for two OF
three years. He is a fine speaker, a kind.
hearted educated, christian gentleman,
and is highly esteemed by all who know
him. He and his bride will be at home
at Lebanon, Kentucky, after the 14th Of
October. Our best wishes for success and
happiness will attend them.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07

Rev. @. W. Hyde's new brick residence
10 nearly finished.
Place your order for a fall suit with
Wittenberg. Satisfaction guaranteed. II
WANTKD-A farm hand. Single man
preferred. Apply to ]. F, catrou, four
m,,es aontheast of town. p.30tis
The bank at Houstonia was burglsrized
Saturday night. The safe was blown open
and about i,l00 was taken. No clew.
APPLES wANTED-We want to buy all
the barreling or cider apples we can get
S-l8tf MORRISON BROS
II you are not acquainted with Cecil q
Martin, the milliuers, don't pass their
store until you call and see their new fall
styles. 9'2S'ti
Work is progressing on the sewer at a
rapid rate. II 1t continues this way the
sewer will be finished In about three
weeks more.
The meetings at Burns school house
were brought to a close last Sunday after
noon. Elder Fenstermacher was com
PEELED TO attend the state convention
The attendance and interest in the meet
nes was maintained up to the close.
Odessa has sold her electric light bondi
to N. U. Harris 4 Co., bankers, Of chica'
20. There are $4,000 worth Of bonds
bearing 8 per cent, 10 year option. They
sold at a premium Of 1910. Four per cen
bonds at par would beat this sale al
hollow.
A farmer near fayetteville wanted tC
build a barn, and called for bids on nails
A MAYHEM arm got the contract aud th'
farmer saved 90. Farmers will soon b.
asking for bids on ten pounds OF sugar
and tina merchants will want bids on ten
bushels OF corn.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
PETIT JURY.

The following list Of petit ~iurors hav,
been drawn for the December term Of th,
circuit court:
Clay township-Adolf Battlen, q. Z
Wright, John Hoehn.
Davis township-Elbert Ayers, Free
Kessler, Richard VanMeter.
Dover townshlp-G. B. Slusher, J. F
Groves, Geo. Dederding.
Freedom township-Henry Reuck, Ed
Hord, Otto Roepe.
Lexington township-Joe Schall, J.G
Fisher, VIM. E. Gavin.
Middleton township-John 8. Galloway
Henry Fraucke, Frank 5wegeler.
Sui.a.Bar township-Thomas Gott, J
l. Knapp, James Harris.
Washington towuship-Richard Powell
Robert Ramsey, Samuel Yaucey.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07

Born, ia Higglnsville, October l, to the
wife OF Mr.. Fred Leavltt, a boy.
Born, 10 Higginsvllle, October 2, to the
wife OF MIR. George Rohring, a girl.
Born, at Corder Mo-, September "a, to
the wife OF Mr.. James Starke, a boy.
Born, near Odessa, NO., September %,
to the wife OF Mr.. Ebert Fox, a girl.
Born, at Mayvlew, Sept. 9th, to the
wife of Mr.. Alvin Drummond, a girl.
Born, at Uoncordia, September 20, Ia
the vile OF Mr.. Henry Blanck, q girl.
Born, at Concordia, September 25, Ia
the wife Of Mr.. August Becker, a boy.
Born, near this city, September "a, to
the wife Of Mr.. John Anderson, Q girl.
Born, in this city, October @, to the wife
Of Mr.. II. II. Wessendorf, nee Minnie
Winkler, a girl.
Born, at Kansas CITY, Mo-, September
20, to the wife OF Mr.. Edward NJ. Smith
nee Bette Waddell, a boy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
LOCAL sHORT-sTOPs.

Bs,kstt's new residence is nearing
stiOn,
bel mortgages for sale at this office,
each. II
]. N, Redd, Of Dover, has sold his
Il outfit.
Was new brick cottage will soon
ttsr roof.
Fsrly IL soon TO have q street fair,
be Times.
'snbsrg, the tailor, makes suits FOR
eadsmy cadets, and will make one
-. u
r-ju't received 100 barrels OF
|eau salt, at q per barrel, cash, by
Schultz. sa6.tf
pop 3. R, Atwili will hold services
Episcopal church In this city to-
v morning.
Per, you can fnd a very npe selec.
the latest styles Of millinery by
; on Cecil q Martin. p-2s.ti
&c. Given, the new pastor Of the
pdl't church, preached last Sunday
% and night and his audience were
Pleased.
du'tiv Haerls 10 working on his
property near Eleventh aud franklin
Hs will have the wholesale de-
psnt OIL bis business there, and the
mont room will DO fitted up as 40
houser advertised bis lectures. and
w iull houses. He advertised his
10 core diseases, aud he had pa
ey the score. We believe that doc
0aht to advertise, at least 10 the
Of keeping their names before ths
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
SPECIALS.

1900 yards vlcugna Fleeced Wrapper Flan-
nels, In mill remnants running from l to 10
yards In piece, a fabric that retails for lOc.
Anniversary Sale price SO yard.
1900 yards aue Sea Island Unbleached Mus
lin. worth &c, Sale price 40 yard.
MIL Remnants of DARK Perc ales. 80 inches
wide, regular price Ice yard. During the
Sale, So a yard, the pieces run from l to 10
yards.
1000 yards Mil Remnants OF l2ho dark
Percales. During the Sale, &c yard.
Children's ready M ade0uting Cloth Dresses,
good quality outing cloth, neatly made and
trimmed. only Zoe,
Ladies' kuIt wool Squares, for evening head
wraps, Csc.
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WASTED-A cook for q private family
In the country. No washing, Good
wages. Apply at this office. 2-t-'
The most stubborn cases Of bronchitis
succumb to Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
Price 25 and Soc. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. lO-Iml
When It comes to millinery and ladies'
hats, Cecil 4 Martin can sell on az small
a margin as anybody. Their styles are Of
the latest patterns. s'2S'u
LosT-on Wednesday, between Central
College and Presbyterian Church, a gold
ring set with black pearls. Return to
this Office and get reward.
Dizziness, loss OF appetite, fiatulency
and nausea are all connected with dys.
pspsia or Indigestion. Herbine will give
prompt relief. Price soc. For sale by
C~rensbaw a Young. 10.7m1
DR.. Il. @. Gordon, Of this city, DR..
Chadey and Rev. W. L. Hickman, OF In
dependence, installed Rev. 8. F. shiffer,
recently, as pastor OF the Central Prairie
Ohurcb. Of CockrelI.
r......a. =, ,hs uost .,pbborn and
,N" Ill. h.,s bssn cursa
m"s,"ss p".S.ne p,,. oIntmsnt. II
~. - 49, pr,oe boc In hotties,
49,. ~ ror .ala nv Orepsbaw q
wNs lo.7m1
Mr.. q. o.. Stewart. has resigned hi.
omcs "A marshal of Odessa, and has &C.
oaD,ad . n%osItion M conductor on the
T.s,,,h s,rsa, lima In Kapsas City. The
u.ror a, oas,s. has called an election fol
,hs 10,b dav o, October to all the vacancy
Nature can only tsed tne names
with the iood ea'en "n,o
Herbine viii re'in'ieoiaso 80.
ach, o 80 improve oise' ~. ~.
the natural oloom Oh nes''n'
For sale yorensna" " iou"t' ~
odessa Democrat: We we're shown
,.u a.vs aoo ,wo ears of corn raised BY
NJ John Kelley. one mile north OF Odessa
witch beat ANYTHING In the corn line We
hava saen. The two ears measured II
inches ZACH. and were large IN proper
ton. He has rs acres which will make
ion busbsls to the acre. There is no bet
a.. ,a,a In did Mieaouri than the land
.so,nd Odessa. nor are there bsttel
,armer. than Mr.. John Kelly.
Odessa Ledger; Az INC pUu' =,
press the bapt'',s nav ~" .pa Iohnsor
the city. The snu soI
Baptist Association Is 10 SESSION us,' sut
" u prov'"k ,ho hI.,orv a, m,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
STAPLES.

" pieces Amoskeag Staple Check Cling
hams during this sale at the old price OF 50
q yard.
70 pIecOs STANDARD Comfort callcoes. 90
syard,
@plsces best quality Indigo Blue Prints,
during the sale ~ q yard.
Light shifting Prints, NJ &c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
GENT's FINE NrcKwEAR.
CANTON FLANNELS.

Our Canton Flannels are the best In the
market, they are fine twills and nice long
nap.
Extra values In Unbieached Cantons, at &c,
7Hc, sko and lOc a yard.
27-lnoh White Domet or Shaker Flannel. re
27-iuoh White Flannels. at l5c, l9c and &c
27-lnch plain Red Flannels, lac and &c.
q Inch twilled Red Flannels, all wool, l5t
a yard.
Heavy Grey Mixed Flannels, l5c q yard
ALI wool Shifting Flannels, at 25c a yard,
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Ladies' Black Satteen Petit
cOafa

Ladies' black Satteen Pettlcoats, lined
throughout, only 75c.
Ladies' black satteen Pctticoats, lined
throughout, deep umbrella %fouuce and small
corded rufle, only o..
Ladies' fine black MercerIzed satteen Petit.
coats, only sl.76.
Ladies' Pettlcoats, made OF colored ltalian
cloth, extra value, at sl.4S,
Ladies' colored Mercerized satteen Petit
coats. made with deep founce and small
rnfles. $50.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
rHURapAY. &.

James Nj. Hall aud Marcus NJ. Hall;
malicious assault to Kill; defendants
arraigned and plead not guilty, Cause
set for 18th, with j. w. Mercer, W. c.
Rice and James Latimer as securities
for $1,000 for appearance.
James M. Hall, carrying concealed
weapons, set for 18th, and bond d xed at
500.
Lou Arnold, keeping ba wdy house; jury
disagreed case set for 14th, aud defen-
dant released on $3.50 bond for appear.
ance.
The grand Jury presents final report
and are discharged,
H. v. Williamson, murder first degree
venire ordered issued for 30 jurors In
above cause, returnable on 9th.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07

DR.. ]. A. Houser delivered a very fine
temperance lecture at the Christian
church, Sunday night, to a crowded
house. He is an eloquent, educated gen.
tleman, and every one who heard him
highly compiimeuted the lecture.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07


Van Buskirk's Fragrant Sozodont. for per-
serving and cleaning the teeth, only Soc a
bottle, always retailed at 75c.
Black Enameled stocking Darners, 40.
Taper or Stay Binding, 10 bunch, black or
white.
Fine line OF New Featherstlch Braids, at
30 to l4c bunch.
Hair Brushes, at Toe, l5c, Csc up to 4sc for
a large size. all bristle aluminium back Keep
Clean Brush,
Llsterine, 75c bottle, regular 81 article.
Canneld's Dress Shields, l9c for the 25c size,
CSC for the 3Oc size and 2ec for the Soc size,
Cutlcrra Soap, 200 cake.
Compare the qualities OF our SO, l0c and ilc
box PAGERS with what you get other places.
Special values In Tablets, both for school
use and correspondence.
lOc bottle Thomas Black Ink, &c,
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BLANKETS.

Cooler nights are coming and you better
provide yourself with these com torting
things.
iO4 white Cotton Blankets, 400 per pair.
200 pair grey and tan Cotton Blankets, at
Acc per pair.
ia Tan Cotton Blankets, weighs 81 ibs at
15c per pair.
Ia Cotton Blankets that weigh AZ lbs TO
the pair, 10 white, tan or grey, at CSC.
Our ''Sitka" grey wool Blanket is n hum
mer, weight 4 pounds and measures 6OxSO
inches, only 81 .9s per pair.
Ask to see our Household Pride extra
large all wool White Blankets, weighs 5
pounds aud measures 72xss inches. 81 per
pair, a regular IS blanket,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-07
Independence Sentinel: The telepbol

Independence Sentinel; The telephone
gang OF workmen, noticed In Thursdays
issue OF the Sentinel, went from this
point to Wellington, on the Lexington
Branch. The sentinel IL informed that
another line Of telephone ls to be built
between Lexington and Independence.