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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09
oRBENTON VALLEY JOTTINlA

bSAAAhAps
Miss Fry Hyatt is visiting relatives 10
Salisbury.
Miss Mary Leiberman visited friends 10
Odessa last week,
Miss Alice Colyin visited on Texas
Prairie last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Colvln attended ser
vices at Hebron, Sunday.
ia A. R. Chamberiln and family we're at
the county seat, Monday.
Mr.. James Hannah is building a fine
barn on bis farm near Greenton.
G. Y. Ford has gone to Louisville, Ry.,
TO attend the Confederate reunion.
Mise BessIe Tebbs attended ChIldren's
Day service At Mt. Hebron Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. Emlson has treated his beau,I.
iui residence to a new coat Of paint.
Miss Gertrude Dennis, OF Wellington, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Jas. Dennis.
Miss Carrie Benton 10 at home again
alter another term Of school 10 Odessa.
Mrs. Eta Hood and family, Of Odessa,
are the guests Of Mrs. Armstrong this
week.
hev. Joe Powell, Of Napoleon, preached
at Greenton on the fourth Sunday Of last
month.
MI. Robt. Chamberlin had the mIsfor.
tune to lose two fne mllch COWS from
clovering last week.
Mr.. Thos. Tebbs, whose health has been
poor for the past year, was quite sick last
week, but Is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Neer, Of Jackson
county, came 10 last week to visit Mrs.
Neer's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ritter.
Misses Mae Chsmherlin and Nellie Doty
went 10 WarFenabprg, Monday, to attend
the commencement exercises OF the Nor.
NAL.
Miss Dora Reynolds 10 10 Marshall this
week attending the commencement OF the
VIC.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. EmIson returned
Monday from Wsrrensburg, where they
visited Mrs. Emisou's sister, Mrs. Geo.
rhurber.
Prof. @. Il. Chamberlin, who has been
'hosen principal Of the Wellington school.
% attending Prof, Phillips hummer school
" Lexington.
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DRATHs.

NJ
his sor " " my yo"nsoip, At the home Of
debility, MT. Charles sSisr saaS "a vasra
10 months and 20 days.
The subject OF this sketch was born In
Dorsesshire, England, July %, 1919; died
June 2, iSOOi was left without a father at
yeaIs OF age; was married TO Sarah Cobb
In 1883, she being a widow with three
children. By this union ,hara mas 80.
horn 81 ~ a..
- o'r, VINO Is largely known
,s,o Ouu'y' ne came 10 America 10
Se'''eu 10 Lafayette county,
aAs since resided. He was q
$50. a,uer' especially TO bis grand
go "uom ne tnouent 50 much OF,
49, $50 prayed tnat they should grow
+" 'ne'r hearts to GOD at an
80" uA'' ne h'eo a consistent chris
"an s, p'''essed ial'h 10 Christ 10 his
s.. uay'' !oineo tne M 70. church,
- ."Aius joining the Cumoer-
win n's son. his wife and
ue"~" ne was ialo away IN beautiful
-aN oehe'ery beside his wife, who
" the better World eleven
Esas ioo ,uoerai was preaehed at
.I"" W nev' mayhem the text
~. ule the deain oil the
righteous o let my last end be like
sh~u aOa ue'p US al 70 so i've that we
"es' "'tn tue last Day He. y.
Dleo, a. hIs home In this city. Monday,
and nsin,rI III, :. 20 2. "a ai,sr a long
Jr., eldest son Of LsopoId and O. ,oI,ns
deyer, aged % years and 0 months,
He was born on September 18th, 1856, In
Newark, N. j., where his parents ,s.Idaa
until bis eleventh year, moving then 10
Quincy, Ill.,, thence to 81. Louis, Mo-.
where at the age Of twenty be became a
professional, travelling with various
theatrical companies for about eighteen
years, and won himself many honors as
song and dance comedian. lie appeared
10 nearly every city In America, also 10
Havana, Cuba, aud South America. For
several years he managed the opera house
81 bellaire, Ohio. For two seasons he
was The principal acrobat with the John
o'brlen circus In the east; he was also
connected with Hayerly's, Duprez a
nenediops' Goodyear, Cook a Dillon's
minstrels and Tony PASTORS New York
theatre.
Eignt years ago he gave up his pro-
iession' coming to Lexington, Mo-, to
MAKE MS nome and became associated 10
with hia latha. -. ~
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Democratic State Ticket.

ocrn state Ticket.
For govsrnor--Alsrander NJ. Dockery
of DaViess county.
For lieutenant governor-John A. Lee
OF st. Louis.
For secretary Of state-Sam B. Cook, Of
Audnin county.
For audltor-Albert o. Allen, Of New
Madrid county.
For attorney gsueral-E. G. Crow, Of
Jasper county.
For treasurer-Robsrt r. Williams, OF
Howard county.
For railroad and warehouse commits.
sio~ner-Joseph p. Harrington, Of Psttis
county.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Electors. at. IarRe-James A. Reed, Of
Kansas City and William A. Rothwell Of
Moberly.
First dIstrict--E NJ Richmond, Macon
county.
Second distrlct-Clay Biggar, Linn
county.
Third district-J W suliinger, Gentry
county. sai
Fourth district--w t Jenkins, Platte
county.
AFifth district-william NJ Groves,
Lafayette, county.
Sixth district-EdRar p Mann, Dsds
county.
Seventh dlstrict-Herman Puhhl, Polk
couaty.
Eighth district-A F Walker, Cooper
county.
Ninth district-o H Avery, Lincoln
county.
Tenth District wilired Jones, ct Louis
county.
Eleventh dis,rict--R d Lancaster, st
Louis City.
Twelfth dlstrIct-Dr Heipe Marks, 81
Louis City.
Thirteenth distrlct-J M Mansfield,
Wright county.
Fourteenth district--Jssae Shepard,
Ripley county.
Fifteenth distriet-Hugh DObbs, Jasper
county.
NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
Chairman, James Monroe 5eibert OF
Cape Girardeau county.
First distrlct-zT Brawiord,oi Putnam,
Thomas Wagner Of Scotland.
Second distrlct-virRil Conkling OF
Carroll, J N Winters OF Sullivan.
Third district-J N Sallee Of Harrison,
John B Murray Of Clay county.
Fourth distriot-James Todd Of Noda.
way, John Lysert Of Buchanan.
Firth district William Aull OF Lafay-
ette, Frank p. Walsh Of jackson.
Sixth district-W r Crulce OF 81 Clair.
l. Hickman Of Johnson.
Seventh dlstrlct-Emmstt Newton of
Greene, DR. 4 II Chinn Of Boone.
Eight distrlct-J W Armstrong OF Pu-
laski, J H Edwards OF Cole.
Ninth dlstrit-Ed A Glenn Of Pike, W
l. Gupton Of Montgomery.
Tenth district Henry QueIlmAiE OF 81
Louis City, Ernest Marshall Of st Louis
an
Eleventh district-Thomas 3 Ward OF
St Louis City, Thomas . Barrett OF 81
Louis City,
Twelfth district William J Flynn Of
81 Louis City, James Butler Of Sc Louis
City.
Thirteenth district-W L Hsitt OF Texas,
John o Long Of Washington.
Fourteenth district-Dr G B EiRins Of
Christian, George Orchard Of Butler.
Fifteenth district--Giibert Barbee Of
Jasper, NJ T Davis OF Lawrence. 4
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TRUSTEES SALE

whereas, Ellen S Deshon ana Katie
pssuVl bis wife, by their decd df trust
nalel August 18th, INF, and recorded I'm me
IeouIuet ONCE for Lafayette county Mis-.
npu.a ~ Do9k ~ at page "a. conveyed To The
uhpeIsiRneu' as trustee, the following des-
eIlnea real estate situate In said Lafsvette
SUnvvhiy, to,witi The E1l NEA NW4, the SPA
~ W aha me NEA SWa. ali Ii section
H. ~mnsnap Is range y, In trust TO secure
et. " sapu ueeu
D eIs having been made Ia the payment
iageIii nay notes VIII, at the request OF
Wy lTkal hnluer OF said notes. sell the mon
y SAID deed described, at public aue.
t,o on 20 tne Highest bidder, lar cash, al the
,rvht uoor OF the court house in the div Of
Lexington In Lafayette County Missouri on
SATURDAY. THE 1rH DAY OF JUNE 1900,
between the hours Of Q o'clock A. M ana !
= 1ipsk NJ, Tor The purpose of sallsiving
isnu ueot' ana the expense of executing This
gssa 10. LEsUEUR. Trustee.
Lexington, Mo June 9Th, 1900
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ADMINISTRATORS Nor,cr

Letters OF admlnlstr atom on tho os,.,a =,
kllnu I. LongbottOm, deceased. were Srau,ed
10 ane Undersigned on the 18th day Of MAY
wv, Dy the probate court OF Iafayat;a
are required to exhibit them Tor allo~snna
lhe administration within one year AFTER the
aate oil said letters or they may be preciuded
from any benefit OF such estate; apd n sucb
eLhiIhs De not exhibited within two years from
barred. ' vi" U iofeN er
This 18th day of Nav 1900
x,o., JOHN s LONGBOTTOM.
"'V" Admlnistrator
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BOND CALL.

Older OF sni-a Bar Township. Lafayett,
county Missouri, ave 90 per cent bonds al,
hereby snoIiaed that bond numbered Z
ISSUED July sd lseO, of the denomination
oi ui'VoW one thousand dollars has been
aeclared due and payable on the list day OF
'uiy' WOO by the County Court OF said Lafay.
c'ue county payable at the once of the
county treasurer OF Lafayette County, al
lexington Missouri, on which day and date
AL interest thereon will cease.
ny order Of the County Court of LAFAYETTE
0ouh'y' Nlssourt' this 10th day OF May. 1900.
- FRANK THORNTON.
Ui T o. ne County Court OF LAFAYETTE
"iaS"uIL A-lQ-t7
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTlcR

Letter. Of administration on the estafe n
THOMAS y. Weaver. deceased, We're rranted IN
tle Undersigned on the 9Th day al ia ~
W., by ne probate court OF Lafayette col ptv
All persons having claIms nraln., s.,a
estate are required to exhibit them Tor allnw
ance % the administrator within ono vsa.
after tho, date Of said letters or they NAV ~
precinded from any benefit OF such estyte.
years nom the date OF said letters they viii -
forever barred. -" 10
e1hls 9th day Of June, 1901.
a.. 0E0hGlR A. WEAVER.
~s'to AdministrntIIx
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DAVID UIrf, Mn. April l, 1900.
Pure Food Co., lie Roy, N. Y;
denliemen;-I must say In regard 10
urain-o that there's nothing better n,
healthier. We have used II for years. Nv
brother was IA great coffee drinker. He was
taken sick and the doctors said coffee was tbe
cause OF IT, and told us to try Grain.o. We
kola package but did not like 1t at nrst. but
now would not be without II. My brother has
been We'll ever since We started to use II.
Yours truly.
LILLE SOCuna
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Doctors are prescribing them: Mul's
Pioneer Cures, chocolate tablets. WhyH
Because they give quick results and ron.
tain no poison or opiates. Dollar draft 10
every dollar box-cash It II medicine fails.
A special remedy for each disease: Kid.
ney and bladder, impure blood aud liver,
stomach and dyspepsia, rheumatism, ie-
male complaints, Buy from your drug
Gist and save DOCTORS bill. 25c and q LOO.
For sale by Chas. W. Loomis. 8.2ml
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Card OF Thanks.

To our friends and ~neighbors who so
kindly assisted US during the recent
Illness and death Of our loving sou and
brother, Frank, aud to the choir OF the
Catholic church We extend our most
heartfelt thauks. Your kindness will
ever be remembered by your grateful
friends.
FRANK l.. GRYRR, sR., AND FAMILY.
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GUESTS AT CENTRAL COLLEGE CON.
MRHOBhRAF.


eUESis AT ORhTRAL COLLEGE CON-
nksuEhEhf'
,'usor'
.s",on.
s,per'
o'A'sr'
o'hes'on.. ?
w nomeIser, -aspeF'4a
NJ w'erly,
uouios' d. Louis
NJ H",rv 49, c..n un
Au'.'u' oarroiiton'
No. ? Tss.u.s
oru' Aansas o'ty'
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BOND CALL.

holders OF Washington Township. Lafayett,
.oun'y' Missouri, sir per cent bonds ar,
nereoy notified that bonds numbered %, "a ant
10. issued August Sd. ISIS, OF the denomInatlor
% Vsl'OoOl one thousand dollars each, hny,
oeen declared due m payable on the Is, da,
Oh july 1900, by the county Court of said
Lalayetio county, payable ut the oflce OF the
county Treasurer OF Lafayette County. a,
Hes'netoh' Missouri, on which day and date
all interest thereon will cease.
ny order OF the County Court OF Lafayette
County, Missouri. this 10th day OF May, Ian.
- FRANK THORNTON.
County, Missouri, SSIIT22,r7tt
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Notice of First Meeting of Credi,or.

In the district court OF the United s,a,as ~,
the western division Of the Western dis,ric,
OF Missouri. In bankruptcy. ~
~ me matter OF AlOnzo l.. Smith, banktupt
IO tne creditors OF AionEO l.. smith. al
mouataih Uroye. N the county OF WrlKht
N0llce Is hereby given that on the Gin dav
OF June, D., 1900. the said Alonzo H.
smith was duly adjudicated a I'M hT,in,.
aud the hrst meeting OF his creditors will h.,
Lafayette, at Lexington, N Inc state ~ Nj,
souri,, OF the 2?nd day OF June. A. D., loco. A. m
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time ths anil
may attend. prove their Claim
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt. and
come before said meeting, 'S
No asjets scheduled.
THOMAS 7. C%RITTRNpEN.
uo...c. Referee in bankruptcy.
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Notice Is hereby given that there will
be q meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Lexington Ferry, Coal and transportation
Co., at Frank Rrlehn's shos store at Q a.
m, June 2S, 1900, for the purpose Of
electiug 5 directors and for the transac-
tion OF such other business as may be
presented.
e'2h FRANK KRIKHN, Seo'y,
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Genesscc Pure Food Co lie Roy, N. Y.
aentlemen;--My mamma has been a great
coffee drinker and has found It very Injurious,
Having used several packages Of your
Grain-o, the drink that takes the place OF cot
fee, she nnds II much better for herself and
us children to drink. She has given up
coffee drinking entirely. We use a package
every week. | am ten years old.
Yours respectfully,
. FANNIE WILLIAMS.
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We take this method Of Informing our
friends and public that we took charge Of
the Commercial Hotel, Of Lexington, No.,
May lat, 1900. Everything new and first
elass, and We will be glad to rsceive and
welcome our old friends aud solicit the
patronage of the public 10 general. Rates,
Si.OO per day. Meals, 2bc; Lodging,
26c. Yours Respectfully,
MR.. AND MRS, ID. CoLLARD,
Proprietors OF Commercial Hotel, Lex.
ingtou, Mo. ,6.i9.3t
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The Kidneys are the Royal Road 10
Health,

me Kidneys are a most important factor I'm
health' They cleanse the blood OF all malig.
han' poisons and impurities, all dead, deceived
OF worn out tissue, which the eleansed blood
hourly replaces with new tissue. L. health
they are a hitter. In disease they become a
sewer loading the system with vlrnlent.
POISONOUS elements, and permitting healthy
ueposl's to escape. In time they break down
or ulslniegrate, and Bright's disease or dla,
ue1es' incurable In their later stages. marks
'ne V'c''m' Never neglect these great blood
eleansers' Take a thorough course OF
VI, A. '. RaleS Kidney and Rheumatic Specific,
civ a bottle.
I'M A. V. BANEs MEDICINE Co.
81. Joseph, Mo, 0l,m1
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wish to express my sincere thanks to
the voters Of Lexington and to my many
friends who worked 30 nobly for my
success, Very respectfully,
JOHN N. OWEN,
City Engineer.
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and waters containing sugar OF lead often
produce lead polson-fatal 10 sight, n not
to life. You ruu a great risk In using
such preparations. To speedily and per.
manently cure sore eyes. gra~nulated lids
or styes without the possibility OF evil
alter effects, use sotherland's Eagle Eye
Save uood druggists sell IL. Sold by
Leroy Farmer 2ml
Tbs Parker Earle strawberry originated
10 Texas. Best late aud all.round berry
most prolific. Good size. Excellent quail
ity. Fine color. Easy to cap. Stands
drouth pest because Of its enormous root
growth. Easy TO cultivate, as IL makes
but few runners. Perfect towering. See
specimen plant today 10 postofice win
dow containing 1853 berries. Plants for sale
aner september 10Th. Also Bubach and
70 otner varieties Lexington Nursery.
Early Tuesday morning James Coffey,
who lives near Marshall, hanged himself
while confined In the city jail. He was
taken into custody last Friday while
wandering around miles from home, pre-
sumably insane. The court investigated
the case Monday and ordered him sent
home, accompanied by a guard. It was
while waiting TO be removed that be
hanged himself In bis cell with q towel.
Messrs. Jos. Grady, Fred Wilson aud
DIR. James Peak started Thursday for
a hshlnR trip 70 GravoIs Mills, In Morgan
county TO be gone a week or ten days.
They carried with them a complete m
log outfit, Including q large closed box,
the contents known only TO the members
oil the party. Lexington 10 too lonely
now Win the sweet college girls all gone,
n these young gentlemen must needs
seek surclase rom sorrow 10 the sylvan
groves OF sou'nwest Missouri
Sunday will be observed by the Chris.
tian church as Roll Call and Old Polks'
nesting. All members are urged to be
present and to bring their dinners With
them for an all day meeting. Dinner
will be spread In the Sunday school ROOM.
After the morning song and communion
service the roll call will be had, then at
one O'Clock the congregation will pass to
dinner and acquaintance meeting. At
three p. m. the sermon OF the day will be
preached by the pastor, Elder Il. ]. Fens
termaoner.
Richmond Conservator; Rev. z. M. Will
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BOND CALI.

Holders OF Lexington Township. Lafaye,,,
county Missouri, six t) per e,nt bonds ar,
hereby notified that bond numbered eighty.
one 80 issued August ID, lsss, Of the dement,
nalon OF one thousand dollars (,L.Ooo,. and
bonds numbered 81, 81, 81. 80. 8A "a. 81. "a 40
% o. G.. Sa, o., 81, 90. G., o., 10. 10 n n, m "a
%, issued August 18th, September lstb. and
october 9TH ISIS, IN the denomination OF ons
nuea dollars telO1j each have been de-.
I I1n que ana payable On the arst day Of
s,,. NV oy inc County Court Of said I.afay.
cite County, payable at the omca q, ~.
C"unty Treasurer OF Lafayette Coun,v !,
Lexington, Missouri. ON which day and da,s
all Interest thereon will cease.
ny ordar OF the County Court OF Latayo,,.
county Missouri, thlslmh day of May, lpOo.
C... FRANK THORNTON
',crn OF tho County Court OF Lafayette
county. Missouri. hIo's,
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
A good bluegrass pasture, containing
about 40 acre', with plenty OF good run
ming water. Apply to
o'Sow2 ALBERT @ YOUNG.
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WANTRD-Honest man or woman to travel
w Tor large house; salary SOS monthly and
enclose self-addressed stamped enyeI0pe'
MANAGER, $50 Caxlon bldg, Chicago. IAN
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WANTED-Honest man or woman to travel
w for large house; salary A65 monthly anf
expenses, with Increase; position permanent;
MANAGER, $50 Caxton bldg, Chicago, lem
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A.
a--p-,s-- E~ienours' OF DoVer'
' seat
a noe BOY was born May SOth to the
VILE OF Mi, George w. Stewart.
"r. Charles Glasscoek, one OF odessas,
popular was 10 thecity Friday,
snaking hands with his numerous friends.
Hon. John wslborn returned Friday
morning from WArreusbure where he
wsn' W ueiiVer the address to the State
Nor"Ai graduates
Mr.. Bud Halls house is being rapidly
pushed to completion, and be tells us
that be will move In by the 10th OF the
MS NINA A'ien' b F'C' pupil who
"I' Ossn visiting MISS Wor'hinRton since
nOo, olosed' ien Friday morning. for .
'i'i' NJ aurora MO-
nov ma, "a 81
popular aow nna.,.,,. - -.
s-ersp,ding q fan 49,.
a..
unp VIII ieaVe TINS week
Fulton. Mo ana Mi, ,oS.h,. 49,"
counla n, noo,hs ,ha..asS-@
mer.
o. ue'e' PaS.or OF tue
'eI"au nVAnge'icai church In our city,
aUu MI. HtnTN NVHaI ara nltandlnn lhA
Wset Missouri ais,.,o, oo.,o-.ne. :,
Concordla. >
.w
n.a.tSe nu, % AnrNs'iiie' MOI
~. a. rue' company
~ ou' cry r'iuay' ne reports that
panv's Kirksville mines.
~ p-
ls,, Thnrsaa~ ~ o,'ss 'vion
10 vIsi, To- Naa' NY,
viii 0o,o n, from 'uere 'ney
p-s1n 'P''"ss, A.A'' wnere MI
R,cbmona c.. .,
Evens sis,ar =, D., Co.
This c,,, h.. A'eas' y.
the nrimarn 'eA'" ei VI
LACE Mt L-er,,a,oa 49,
"e e"au'"s year.
couple OF days this week visiting our
townsman, Rev. r, g. Hunter. and ian
Wednesday to be present n, the Enwor,b
League conference. in session a, ucn..
tonIa.
Mr.. w. 9 cl.Oa,, u t
tonlau, than whom there is no more
loViai spirit on the road, arrived Thursday
morning from 81. Joe, where be repre-.
s'nts the Ii. q. Buckingham Farm Loan
company.
M,ss E,,..A.,. 49, ,-
graduated at q. +. O., left Thursday
for Longwood, Pettis county, NO., TO
spend a month or so with Miss Louise
Lower, a former pupil OF Elizabeth Aull
Seminary.
Al, tho ,,..,,u.
board OF directors OF the public schools.
on account OF the absence OF some OF the
members OF the board, the election OF
,asoho,s N.Nn
H. n.as.- "' 'u' ooa'u
A soothing Killer. Mull's Lightning
ram hNter nrst soothes apy ache or
PAIN internal or external, then kills 1t.
Aosoiu'eiy pure ana safe. invaluabls for
suner'ngS OF on'idren' zoe. For Aale by
onaS' W. LOOMS 6'2ml
Drs. ], Il. Tucker and !. O Cbsmbers
left Tuesday to ioiu Messrs. /. n. Thicker
and Ed. Lee al Aruboltz mill. Camden
county, Mo-, where they will put 10 a few
days angling for the nuny tribe and enjoy.
Ing a general outing.
N, Ait. s.,,,,
,o,,. as.a.n".,u
o,n.aaa g..
-.
49,. -,.,. ~
20
iou 'ee' oe,'er ~ once aner using Her.
o'ne' you ENJOY Four Ioon more, ana YOU
te' "o'e n"uriSnHen' ana 'nvigora.ing
y. " """' yo"eA'' nence her'
you srope' vigorous Hoo
~ e"'' TUT sale Nv
q Young. B'2ml
Mr.. J. c. Salyers, who has been a reader
u the lNrELLldKNcER, came In Friday
morning ana leh a dollar With US to {
'qlaW HIS allnOianQa IN the MD FQliohI0
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Charles X. zeyslne and IDA zo,.
ing MS wife. by their deed OF tnst. dsSod
May =, lss1, aud recorded in the ONCE of m
Iecoruer o. deeds for lafayette cuunty. Mi"-
suutl, "a DOOR lH. at page q, conyeyed Ia ibs
unueIslRned' AS trustee, the followInE a..
sflOtu real estate situate In Lnfayette county
hlss0uri, to-wit: TheSwk SEX see si anil "a
ucres on y end OF Wy NE y sec. ri heinz III
81 SAID Wa Nkh lying N OF county road fToSm
lexington g. wayerly, except I aeres in SR
eurnerof NWk Nkk section q, heretofore sold
20 auam cunningham, also 81 ~ acres. heinz
pnIt OF ia VIVA sec. 2 and n pa,t az SKI
SWAoI sec u. beginning In The county road
Z . chains ) OF SE cor. OF the NR4 NM ~
saw sec Is running thence n win The au,rt, r
secunn lines ~ 70 chains. thence " G0j Chains
thenee 70 said county road, thence 4 nIont
shlu county rUad 10 beginning, all IN Iwn All.
iahge w In trust t1 secure the payment oi
me notes Va said deed described.
Delhult having been made iu the paymant
~ % said notes, | will. at the reoliesl ~
we legal holder Of said notes, sell nu6iioly NJ
suuu"h' " the highest bidder, for cash, al me
trunI uonr OF the court house, Ia The citv ~
LetlheIon' IN Lafayette county, Missouri. on
SATURDAY, THE WTH nay OF JUNE, lsn
me above described property for The purpoae
OF satisfying said debn and the expsnse ~
eAeouUng the said trust. "
30 LRsuEUn. Trustee.
Lexington Mo June o, lwO. gpts
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-09
SIRATHNORE .JR.
Nd GlI. VoI. IN. y. S.

THIS horse will make the sc o on
lsOO at the farm OF Joel II. E,lng. z
miles sruth Of Lexington, on tI,e
Columbus road.
D~EsCRIPrIoN AND P~EnIaprr- IA
nonahy Day ~ hands high and weighs "a
pounds' He Is a horse OF line forn, and
action; one Of the handsomrst bnrsss n ~
county aud n splendid foal getter' NV
suathmore. Jr, WIS sired by stratho,cro
Itnorougnbredl he by waverly. FirsI dam
nrenns. by Imported Knight ~ 81 G,nryn
ssv.nd dam, Levity, by Imported Trusfea.
lnlru dam; Vandars dam. by Tranby. t,,,rs,,
Ssmi LHcilla- by Trumpeter: hiih dam, Lurv
py urphan, strathmore. Jr,'s first dsn, ~
9y the kenth horse; he by skvisrS. ~ "as
lug ~ Island Black Hawk: be by Andres
Saeks9nt ne py Imported Grand Bashew ine
nanl OF tns kenth horse was siredby impo,tsd
Prime and out of a thoroughbred mare
LkhMs-WiIl serve mares at ts. 10 10 tnsuro .
nvlllH colt Money due when coli h fnsIaIne
Ia paid. u"'n mohYy