The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-10
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.r. a>n. NJ Mouu,ioS Is able to be
'aI In1 streets again.
ire l1bn Loekhart went to Odessa
th.s1.5 10 visit her parents.
n. WI H. Chiles went to Mayhem
ts<.alg 10 visit relatives.
|r d ID. Taubman made a business
, e 1<bsas City Wednesday,
a. 5smes NJ. Robinson returned Tues
ttsaIag from a visit to Upton.
'|A. ..nnn Anderson, Of Odessa, IS the
i, d NJ. and Mrs. Albert G. Young.
|.,< one more week OF miserable
.Il.<I Is make the grounding prophecy
Rhssell Wilson, Of Joplin, came in
'dna.Aay for a few days visit to
Ills fearl Roberts, OF Aullville, arrived
SHAY evening to visit her aunt, Mrs.
10 NslbOrn.
hop hat cough right away with Mulrs
.htn|ng Cough Cure. 25c. Sold by
M. LOOMS. 3.3m1
Iiss sarah a. Stewart, of Kansas City,
Zen the guest OF her cousin, Miss
.u1s Grimes, this week.
Sue Hamlet left wednesday for
I..I OF several weeks to her sister,
+. iobn w. Robinson, in sedalia.
I< :. c. Gordon aud Mr.. j. r. Moore
III vent to Marshall Wednesday to
and a called meeting OF the Lafayette
h. Earl F~rsdendall, OF Washington,
Kho has been visiting his uncle, DR..
II. Fredendall, returned home Tues
y 1sening.
If. Charles Manly returned Thursday
..Ing from Huntsville, where be at
.I.s a meeting Of the Central Missouri
|~11'oeical institute.
|r.IIces of the peaceand notaries public
BE- supplied with chattle mortgages
IT'D office, at 5 cents per copy. All
ID blanks PRINTED to order. II
~ p. Moore and Mr. Il. c. KEENAN,,
.Ilco, Mo, made us a pleasant call
.<1ts. They are very agreeable gem
.|.s1. aud we hope they will call often.
MARSHALL Republican has iust issued
...ssnmely illustrated souvenir edition
6treet fair. It is an artistic and
.I.I creditable specimen Of newspaper
+ 81 l.. Fred Evans, accompanied by
h iaIspt son, returned TO Der home In
ifpAndence Tuesday evening, after a
II ID her parents, Judge and Mrs.
,n.rc Field.
w. M. Cash and family have
'1|1t at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
hoods were shipped to them Tues
+. Nc hope they will prosper in
1|< 1ew home.
|||' Matte John, accompanied by
r tpsiu, Miss Birdie Meanea, lett
evening for a several weeks
I< b her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Mar
Kansas city.
t1I|s ALE-A pair Of No. ! work mules,
<4stp old, 10 hands high, weigh about
a I'm; mares, well broken. Also 3
|11f NJ l Registered Poland Bears. A.
- BIZ, near Prairie church. 2.l7-tt
n. base of the state VS.. W. W. Wykofi,
UG<erly, charged with embezzlement,
.'c1 has twice been tried 10 the Grim.
tburt, each time resulting in a
|41<P jury, was Thursday dismissed
b. te docket.
t''. T. w. Mexican, mail clerk on
f. II, p. L., who has been confined to
11 . the past three weeks on account
81 Jury he received by a fall on the
/ IN Upton, was able to resume
Monday.
H1Ed old Granny Metcali, Of Kentucky,
Sears old, says that Dr.. Bell's Pine-Tar
3ue7 Is the best grip cure, cough, lung
ID Bronchitis remedy that has been
to the people during her life. Sold
y u roy Farmer. lO.3m1
Ctiidren often inherit feeble digestive
oHer and collie OF a more or less severe
, tracter results, when food is taken
hich is at all difficult to digest. Whites
Vermiiuge acts as a general aud
ornament tonic. Price, % cents. For
lie by Crenshaw & Young. 3.3m1
For all pulmonary troubles Billiards.
orehound Syrup, taken 10 the early
ages, proves a certain and sure specific.
is equally effective in Group and whoop.
X cough, and II used 10 season prevents
further development OF consumption.
fee, % and 50 cents. For sale by Cren.
hw a Young. 3.3m1
Pirs. Martin Murphy, accompanied by
\ daughter, Mrs. Richard C%avluaugh,
! returned Thursday from Kansas City,
Pre- she was called by the fatal illness
per infant grandson, James Beddow,
3 OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Beddow. The
ne fellow died Wednesday and was
y led yesterday. lie was s months and
|45s old.
psfs. John Powell left Wednesday for
|eA mond, called by the death Of her
1tber, Mr.. Samuel W. Powell, which
81 red Tuesday. Mr.. Powell had been
ihvalid for several years. lie was
" 20 years OF age, and leaves a wife
q one child. He vas well known to a
'uber OF our citizens, who will regret
~ dingly to learn Of his death.
"a Jennie Barnds, widow OF the late
|pp Barnds, who was recently editor of
Sweet Springs Herald, died at Slater,
'nuay' Her body was taken to Sweet
IS TOT burial Mira Barnds had been
DIOR health for a long time, and last
per husoand took her to New Mexico,
'l'pg 10 dement, Nor neallh, and while
~ with her be was taken sick and died
'7fnN.
1oliar draft In every box, says that 1t
M cure you. II You have kidney and
I'D er trouble, liver trouble and impure