The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-07-14

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.llsbury, Mo. for /. visit To ber mother. :.
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alexandria, Thursday night at the New
drand'
Two negro men got into q fight late
Thursday afternoon and Judge Chinn
gave them q touch Of high life by i'm
posing hnes which, with the costs,
amounted to tlb each.
For SALE.-Four thoroughbred Short.
horn bulls for sale. Apply At my farm 8
miles from Lexington on the Salt Pond
road, or address me at H~igginsvilsS.
6'S-u N. NJ. COOPER.
MI. L. u. butord q wife, OF Lincoln,
Neo' MIS- W. Il. Eckie ana sons' oole'
man and W. X. Jr., left Thursday
morning Tor . two or three weeks solouru
at Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. DR.. ThompsouJ Of Holton, Kas.,
who has been spending q few daye at
Sweet Springs, No., returned Thursday
evening and will remain a few DAYS longer
visiting the family Of Mr.. Dave Hacker.
Mr., Lon Kslley's stallion, Lon Kelley,
beat urover Cleveland Monday, on the
Kansas City Kas., track for q purse OF
500. This horse is also entered 10 the
free. for all at Olathe for next Thursday.
Mr.. w. K. Baker and wife. Of Hoising.
ton. Kas.. ara Waiting the family Of Mr.,
Al johnson. Mrs. Baker was formerly
Miss Blanche Goetz, daughter OF Mr.,
Frank Goe,z, who is now living 10 Hois-
ington,
rhosa vim Iva nm farms ara e~speclally
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1910 ,yh,ch hes, ran,dIv wbsn BAL.
la. a,ov II,,mant % .pnlisd. Price
% aud so cents. For sale by Crenshaw a
Young. 7.7ml
.u..r, .o,,o, now normal. utronee
thar , h.v. haan IN, vsara. Discarded
doc,o,s and na,ent medicines. MuIp,
p,oraa, r,ra IN, ,sma,s troubIes work,
mI,sclss Mrs. VIM. s,iles. Olep wood
CoI For sa,a NV Chaa. w. LoomIs.
Mr. Joe curtis tells some femarAAoi
iat'ie snake s'o''es 10 eonue0'on wv"
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$500
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MIS- ROBERT M Cook' OF na'us'o"u
KY, and Mrs. II. W. Wnite' OF Lenanon
KY, arrived wednesday AZ the bap'is
college to Join their nusoanos VINO na'
been here Tor some time getting tn
college sfiairs ready Tor tue coming ses
sion.
Children often CRY, not from pain, bu
from hunger, although fed abundant,
The trouble arises from inanltiop; thei
food 10 not assimilated, but deVoured' b
worms. A few doses OF Whites Crear
I, VermifuRe will destroy the worms. whe
, the children will begin TO thrive at ono
, Price, 20 cents. For sale BY Crenshaw
Young. 7-7.m1
Prof. RIeuzlch. arrived a few days az
from Leipzig, Germany. He has jui
graduated with the highest honors froI
the LeipziR conservatory OF music, havin
, completed a four years course Their
!, HIS parenta live in Leipzig, aud he
visiting the family Of Mr.. Henry Winkl,
hare.
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ably spend soms little tune taxing
we'll deceived rest from the sewers labol
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