The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-05-05


Church Of Christ Scientist, sunday
services as follows: 1850 a. m, Sunday
IL 80 a. M, at Knights OF Pythias
hall. All are cordially invited. II
We are going to the wall faster aud
faster every day, aud ceilings, too, with
pretty paper and reasonable prices for
hanging the same. UT Brothers. 1t
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-On good real
estate security. 10 sums OF $500 and up,
at 7 per cent. Nc commission, 20 red
tape. Apply to J. q. Pls,l@uburg. II
Cutting around the eyes should be
yourself a subject for experimenting 10
surgery. This 10 unnecessary. suthsr-
lands Eagle Eye Salve will cure sore eyes
and graduated lids when all others fall.
1t strengthons weak eyes. Sold by Leroy
Farmer. s bml
When the liver fails to sscrste bile, the
blood becomes loaded with bilious prop
critics, the digestion becomes impaired and
the bowels constipated. Herbins has q
direct action on the liver and excretory
organs, aud a few doses will cure auy case
Of biliousness. Price, SO cents. For sale
BY Crenshaw & Young. 6.5.ml
Master Johnnie Fulkerson, sou Of
Sheriff Fulkersou, was severely Injured
Thursday while playing with some COM
panions at the home OF Mrs. Mamie o.
Steele. The children were playing ''sse-
saw" when the board on which they
we're sitting fell on JohDnie's ankle.
bruising and straining the ligaments to
such au extent that be will be unable to
walk for some time. The accident is
quite a misfortune to the little fellow, as
II will deprive him of many hours OF
boyish sport.
The Rev. Thomas G. EGston, Of the
Eastern Presbyterian church, Washing
ton, d. c., who assaulted Miss Nethersols,
the actress, In u recent sermon, has re-
ceived a note from her attorneys demand
ing an apology. "Her attorneys demanded
an apology from my pulpit" says DR..
Easton. 81 shall make from the pulpit
Just such au apology as | made 10 the
newspaper, where | stated that Miss
Nethersole was not wanting In respeota-
bility, but that she portrayed unwhole-
some characters. Itthat Ia not satisfactory
! suppose I shall have to fight" Suit has
been filed 10 the supreme court OF the
District Of Columbia by Miss Nethersole
for 10000 damages against the Rev. Mr..
Easton.
II our farmer friends want to pick uI
two or three dollars. they ought TO siezt
the chapcet to get the st. Louis Journal Of
, Agriculture and the great American Far
mers' Horse Book. This Horse Book Ii
r being sold at 81 30. Look at this combi.
nation: The INTELLIaRNCRR poo; Jour
E nal OF Agriculture 500; Journal Almanac
600 pages, IS cents; horse book $3.50; tota
, 60 70; the whole scheme for 500 II you
p would rather have "America's War fol
Humanity" and not the horse book, WI
can make the exchange for 10 cents
"war for Humanity" is a book OF ovei
800 pages, in two volumes, 200 splendid
half.tone engravings, and sells at ~ so
This price 10 Just the same as picking |
up In the road. This offer will not las
very long. Come quick. Can be had oul,
a with the INTRLLIGENcER. II
t Emlson ChansIor, who has been stat
= bank examiner for the past three years
has resigned to accept a position as as
.. s%istant cashier in the American EIchang'
bank in st. Louis. Mr.. ChaIslor is
e L~exingtonian, and previous to his ap
|. pointment as bank examiner three year
5 ago, was book-keeper and then cashier o
3 the Lexington Savings bank, In whlel
q capacity he won the confidence OF thI
Q directors OF the bank and the good will o
d its patrons. No young nan has eve
8 gone out from Lexington with = bette
20 prospect for signal success 10 the buslnes
world, and ii was no surprise TO hi
friends to learn OF his good fortune Il
securing his now position. We are con
fdent that the American Exchange BAN
% could not have secured a more oompeten
V man for the position. aud predict that I
. will not bs long until his ability secure
Tor him a promotion.
In 1871, the first section OF the elevate
n system was constructed. but putin opera
ton la the following year. In that Yea
the plumber Of passengers carried on al
d the surface aud elevated railroads wa
1873, 1851, 600. In 1882, the total had risen /
= $50, SOC, 600; In 1892, to 453, 0 1000; while i
" 1899 il was still further increased to 628,
22e, 1877, and rapidly growing. Thos
figures are Tor the old city Of New Yorl
now known as the Boroughs OF Manhat
' tan and Bronx. aud are paying 70
passengers only. In 1879 there were trans
terred passengers amounting to l67, $50.
81, not included in the above. 10
interesting to note 10 comparison that 70
1898 tho United States Interstate Com
merce Commission reports that Their
a were carried on ali the steam RAILWAYS 4
The United States, from the Atlantic I
y the Pacific, from the Ut. Lawrence to tn
$ Rio grande. posseurers to the number @
8 5oi OsB esl. mr. ays mar rent less than IN
e numbsn carried nv the New York CIT
surface and elevated RAILWAYS alone.-
From "Rapid Transit in New York; b
: Vim. BARCLAY parsons in ,ha Ma,
q -scrIbner,s
Ine large ana increasing c'rcuia'iono
Il u Live STOCK ino'cator IN TINS count
: . a matter 'or eongIs'u'a''on W 'ne u
=, ''susfs ana TO Roou iaFni"R' TOT OF iii ID
papers oil It's class IN Inc country' u
. cial Farmers, Institute edition. issue,
s with the revular edition ths Brat week 1,
eocb month. have bsen for ve.r, the ad
s miration of all praotical iarmers. White,
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