The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-17

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The assessed valuation of Missouri /.
III I s93 47s
Pot D. A. Bsauchamp went to Kansas
City W.dne day ,%veriug On business
me e,tina ID v,iu- 4 III school prop.
, in Missouri, : II milton d,llar-
Mir. ". B. Wilson vent 10 Higgins.
vile Thursday mlrning on business.
Mr.. G. II. Alexander returned to his
in Kisgstoe, No.. Wednesday even
log,
Mr.. W. z. Mitchell went to Kansas City
Thursday 10 visit his son, Mir. Lee
Mitchell.
Miss Elizabeth Austin, Of Kansas City,
arrived Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs
John Morrison.
Mr.. Richard Lee, Of Kansas City, came
down Thursday night to attend the dance
at Turner hail.
Mr.. Benjamin Carr, Of Spokane, wash
ington, arrived Wednesday to visit ais
uncle, Mr.. George W. Carr.
The ground hog knew his business this
year, We think he got fooled last year,
and would take no chances this time.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable, and o at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders At
I iese places. l0-23-tf
Colonel Charles IL. Vandiver, Lafayette
county's candidate for railroad commits
siouer, was Ia ,ae city Thursday, and paid
this office a pleasant visit,
Rev. j. q. Given went to Bolton, Mo-,
Thursday to visit his daughter. Mrs.
George W. Johnson, aud to form II e
acquaintance OF a new granddaughter
that arrived last Sunday.
For SALE "A pair OF No, 1 work mules,
8 years old, IS hands high, weigh about
1900 each; mares, well broken. Also Z
young No Registered Poland Bears. A.
P. Young, near Prairie church. 2.i7-tf
Mrs. W. Il De witt, with her little child,
left Thursday for a visit to her par.
euts In Wheeling, W. Va. Mr.. Dewitt.
who superintendent the construction Of
the government dykes at this place,
accompanied them to st. Louis.
Are you nervous, run down, weak and
dlspirited2 Take a few doses OF Herbine
1t will infuse new energy, new life into
the exhausted nerves, the overworked
brain or muscular system, and put a new
lace on life aud business. Price so cents,
For sale by Crenshaw & Young.
Don't let the hand OF time paint wrin
kles or your face. Keep young, by keep.
ing the blood pure and the digestive Or
gans in a healthful condition. Herbine
will do this. Health is youth, disease and
sickness brings old age. Price, so cents
For sale by Crenshaw q Young.
The Higginsville Jeffersonian ha,
begun a twice.a-week publication of thai
paper, without raising its subscription
price. The editor must have strong faith
Ia the overthrow Of the republican party,
as the price OF white paper is going up all
the time. We wish the new venture great
success.
Mayor John c. Young has purchased Of
Mrs. Anna Wilker the 50-foot lot, cornei
franklin avenue and Twelfth street. The
price paid was 5000, This is a very desir'
able residence location and was purchased
at a reasonable figure. Mr.. Young ex'
poets to erect on the lot a neat, up.to'
date cottage, which will be for rent.
The extremely cold and disagreeabl'
weather prevented a large attendance a
the opera house Wednesday night to SCI
''The Girl From Chilli" The company is
capable one; the plot abouuds in com
p~licaled and ludicrous situations and tn,
audience enjoyed an evening OF continus
laughter. As a mirth. provoker 18th,
Girl From Chill" is a complete success.
MIR. William Il. Bard, ST., one OF tn.
pioneer merchants OF Sedalia, died at hi
home on East Fourth street, Sedslia
Thursday. He vas 60 years Of age,
hhllNb VI ANhuH1 lNhiluN u hah btol
engaged 10 the drug business in Sedali
for forty years. His son, William K
Bard, Jr., married Miss Mazie McGrew,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. McGreW
OF this city.
Miss Annie Manly and her music pupil
gave a recital last night. Though we haI
10 ma - MANA kafaVa Nha Na0fkal IN n nf
we know 1t was a pleasant affair. Mis-
Manly Is a fine musician and a very sue
cessful teacher. some Of her pupils bav
made astonishing progress. The pro
gramme last night was a flne one, ana W
have no doaht was rendered in tn
usually creditable manner. b.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip Keller and Mis-
Hattie Keller left yesterday evening fc
4 Chicago to locate. Mi. Keller has fc
many years been one Of Lexington
r most prominent aud progressive bushes
men, always interested 10 the advance
ment OF every public enterprise. W
u regret to see him leave, but bespeak fo
, him q successful business career In hI
new home.
The largest office building In the worl
is to be erected in the financial district
New York City by the Alliance Realt
$ company. 1t will be twenty stories big
and will contain 800, 1000 square feet {
space for rent. The land is worth nearl
! 50, 000,0 600 and the structure will CO
Q $4,000, 900. In order to complete the oil
the company was obliged to pay $500
a for half OF a 25x100 foot lot. This san
e lot was sold in 1922 for $3.50.
Mr.. John Watt Lewis this morning at
u nounces himself In our columns as a oar
didate for assessor Of Lafayette count,
We cannot remember the time when M
= Lewis was not an Influential worker |
= the party ranks. We have always el
pected to see him CONF as a delegate I
every political gathering. Now he ash
for the Office OF assessor, ADD his rogue
? will have a strong influence on the vote
OF the county. He is thoroughly quail
fed, and has hosts of friends to back l.
claims.
The State Odd Fellows home, at Lii
. erty, Mo, was destroyed by fire Wedne'
, day morning. All OF the fitty-on
/ members OF the home were rescued ap
no loss of life occurred. The buildiu
. was constructed OF wood and burne