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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Neighbour
hood Notes.
ARIZONA.
Automobiles And Mininq.

The rumor comes from Tucson that
an automobile will be run between Red
Rock'snd the Ray mine. which Will do
away with the stage coach.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Mlniams.Teyls

Married, Ia this city, At the home OF
the brides parents, Monday night, at
Q O'Clock, Mr. Charles Williams and Miss
Anua Maude Tevis, Rev. Chas. Manly
o~ficIatlng.
The bride wore An elegant lavender silk
gown with bouquet OF white hyaclnths
aud made a beautiful picture as she stood
before the minister 10 be united to her
chosen husband 10 the holy bonds Of
matrimony. She is one Of ~Lexington's
leading society bellies, aud belongs to one
OF our best and most highly esteemed
families. She is q graduate Of Baptis,
Female college aud Is a talented musician,
The groom . stranger to most Of oul
citiSeus, Is 4 rising young business mar
Of Kansas City, and 10 now connected
with the Alternately Furniture company
He comes OF an excellent family and Il
held In high esteem by bis firm.
The wedding was a quist family affair
only the relatives and a few intimAt'
friends being present.
The visitors from q distance were Mrs
Williams, the grooms mother, Messrs
Wells, Marshal and Joseph Williams
brothers Of the groom, and DR.. Chef Nc
Donald and wife.
After the ceremony al elegant weddinI
supper was served. The young coupl
left the next morning for their iutur
home 10 Kansas City, and they carry wit
them our best wishes for future hsppl
. neea.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Observation-Disclosures

MI. James Luther Roberts, Of Marshall,
Was married Monday nighta at Macon, NO.,
70 Miss Lula Stephens, Of Macon.
Mr. Roberts, whose home is at Marshall,
met his bride while she was q stu.
dent at Missouri Valley college In 1895.
Her father, |. c. Stephens, deceased, was,
dnFing his life. q prominent aud highly
esteemed merchant Of Macon. Since
nuishInR her courss Of study at Missouri
Valley college she has taken q special
course 10 art at WAshington University
10 St. Louis, aud has taken special in-
struction 10 vocal and instrumental music,
She belongs to q most excellent and hon
ored family and 10 herself a cultured and
talented young lady.
Mr.. Roberts is a young gentleman
highly esteemed for his many excellent
and manly qualities. He has taken th'
degree OF A. b. at the Missouri Valley
college ct Marshall. He studied stenog'
rsphy ct Spalding's college aud alsI
took = special course Of private lessons ii
stenography TO equip himself for cour
work aud In February two years ago b.
received the appointment OF court stenoR
rapher for the 18th district, which poai
ton he now holds and ranks as one o
the best steuogrsphers 10 the state.
During his visits 10 Lexington IN hl
oficial capacity he has made many war;
friends. We congratulate Jim hearth
on having secured 30 excellent q life CON
pauion, and his bride on having Won th
affection OF one who is 30 worthy Of Ii
love and trust bestowed upon him.
After the marriage they left Tor MAJ
shall, their future home,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

Mira. Lafayette Groves entertained q
number Of her lady friends Friday after
O Dec. n, from Q to 0 O'Clock. Grace
ful ferns and the pretty narcissus formed
the decorations that gave q most inviting
and CHEEKY aspect 10 the cosy home
The guests were received at the door 10 a
charming manner by little Miss Mar
euerito Bates aud ushered into the recep'
tlon room.
Progressive dominos was the amuse'
ment OF the afternoon and was enjoyed
by the guests for q time. At the conclu'
sion Of the games II was found that Mis-
Nellie Puillam had won the prize, .
pretty oandlestick and candle.
The menu consisted OF oystsr salad
Saratoga chips, olives, ham and lettuce
sandwiches, sailed crackers and lOmor
punch. This was followed by coffee
candy aud sailed almonds.
The hostess was assisted In entertain
lag her guests by Misc Kate Hartman
hsr sister. and Miss Emma Higgins, o
Hlgginsville. and Mrs, John Gordon.
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed By
oil and Mrs. Groves proved herself to b
q most delightful entertainer.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
HolIIngsworth.John

Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, in East Lexington, Tuesday at
$50 p. m, DR.. William Hollingsworth
and Miss Matte John, Rev. J. @. Givtu
officiating.
Miss Matte John. the bride, 10 the
daughter Of our esteemed citizen, Mr.. b.
7. John. She was reared In our midst
and graduated In our High school under
Prot. Demand. She is q most excellent
young lady OF beautiful christian char
acter and highly esteemed and loved by
those who know her. 10 securing 80
valuable . prize for . life companion, DR..
Holllngsworth Is to be congratulated on
his good fortune.
DR.. Holiingsworth grew up to young
manhood In our midst and Ia a young
man Of sterling qualities. He has, by biz
own exertious. educated himself for the
dental profession aud is now enjoying .
large practice 10 his adopted home
C~heboygau, Michigan. He 10 deserving
OF much credit for the success which b.
has 90 far achieved, aud we wish him anS
his worthy bride many years OF happi
ness and prosperity, The bridal coupl'
left Tuesday night for Sedalia to visit Mr.
Charles John and from there they will q
to Cheboyean, visiting friends 10 81
Louis and Chicago on the way.
The visitors from q distance were Mrs
a,n. ni.-aax. - uu.ua.I.. Nfaa ntrdt
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
FLO RluG.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between 81, Louis
and Jacksonville;

Commencing November Goth the Flo
rida Ais Line, consisting Of the L. 4.
q 81. l.. R'y, Ut. Louis 10 Louisville,
30. by in Kentucky, Louisville to Lex
ingtou. Queen and Crescent Route.
Lexington to Chattanooga, Southern
ny, Chattanooga TO Jesup aud Plant
System, Jesup to Jacksonville, Fla.
will inaugurate for the season the great
Through Sleeping Car Route 10 Fiori-
do. Through sleeping cars will leave
st. Louis e.l5 p. N. daily, passing
Louisville 100 q. m, Lexington 1850 2.
M, reaching Chattanooga $50 p. N.
Atlanta l0.S p. m, and Jacksonville
$50 q. N, lsecoDd moruingl. Stop-oveis
allowed. This route 10 through large
cities and interesting country. and is
operated over most superior aud we'll
established lines Of railway. The
schedules are hst and most convenient.
In addition to the above schedule
leaving Ct. Louis at night, train leaving
st. Louis sos q. m, will arrive Jack
sonille the next night 1900 p. m., max
Ing only one night out from st. Louis
70 Jacksonville.
This line also affords passengers for
Florida trip via Asheyille, N. T., the
greatest American ail-year.aronnd
resort.
Correspondence solicited and infor-
nation promptly furnished. X. A
CAMPBELL, Gen1 Passenger Agent,
Ut. Louis, Mo.
This is also the best line to points in
Kentucky, Tennessee. Georgia and
North and South oaniona.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
kldnaplng.

In view OF the discussion, growing out
d the Cudahy case, of the laws Of various
states concerning kidnapping, We give
below a revised iorm Of our statute 70
cover the case, the revision beiog sug.
1ested by Prosecuting Attorney oiarsncs
vlvion. Tue object In Including . pspaity
less than death 10 TO seoul Q conviction
In cases where q Jury might Be unwilling
20 infiiot the death penalty. but still DO
willing TO Inhict q less penalty. Section
1884, revised statutes 1899, relating to
kidnapping should be amended BY the 10.
coming legislature TO read as follows;
II any person shall, wiltully and with
out lawful authority, iorcibly aeiEs and
oouHue, or iuveielS, decoy or kidnap any
person, with intent to cause such person.
TO be sent or taken out Of this state, or to
DO secretly coninedi within the same
against bis will, or shall iorcibiy carry or
send such person out Of this state against
bis will, be shall upon conviction be
punished BY death or BY imprisonment In
the penitentiary for Q term not less thar
ten years. Any person charged With
such oifense may DO tried In auy county
iuto or through which the person 70 seized
inyslgled, decoyed or kidnapped shall
have been taken, carried or brought.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
little Dulcl.

Miss Cora Peak entertained the utile
Dulci club Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
In addition to the members OF the club a
numbsr Of out oil town guests were In
yitsd besides some Of our home ladies
outside OF the club membership.
Progressive dominos was the amuse-
msnt Of tbs afternoon, seveu tables being
made up for the Interesting game. Two
prizes were given To the town guests and
were won BY Mrs. VIM. Bolton and Mrs
Annette Peters, these two having tied on
games won, and the prizes were beautiful
medalllons.
OF the out OF town guests, Mrs. Jamison
OF fulton, No., aud Miss Natalie Stone
road, OF Las Vegas, N. H., tied and were
each given prizes the same as given tc
the town guests.
The menu consisted OF meats, salads
pickles and sandwiches. followed by de-
licious Ices and cakes aud finished with
cofiee aud bon bons served 10 the usuaI
aud elegant style which Is so character
istic Of the afternoons at the hospitablG
and pleasant home OF the Misses Peak
Palms aud ferns with beautiful carns'
lions added to the beauty OF the hons
and the guests IN departing all declared
the afternoon a most delightful one.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
. Red Letter Sole
-oF-
Holiday Goods
Toys, China, Fine
Art Goods; Medal.
lions, Cut Glass,
Statuary Busts, China
Dinner Sets, Cham
Der Sets, Etc, Etc.
zee

Beginning Thursday, Dec. IL,
and continuing until Jan. /, 1901,
| will sell every piece Of goods
in these lines at Wholesale prices.
Below you will find a few Of the
snaps
I French china dinner set, 100
pieces. beautiful decoration,
worth $500 at $7s.oS,
Fine English dinner set, 100
pieces. worth $500 at $Io.os.
2 Fine English dinner sets,
worth $ro.o 90 at $7.os.
3 Fine English dinner sets,
worth $I2.o 90 at $o.7S.
2 Chamber sets, IL pieces,
worth 5000 at So. so.
2 Chamber sets. IL pieces
worth S. 90 at $3.oS.
I Chamber set, ~ pieces
worth $i2. 90 at So. 50.
2 Chamber sets, worth $50
at $2,a5.
Jardiniers, worth $i.2s at 6oc
Library amps, worth $I2.o
at Sc. so.
: A beautiful line Of banque
lamps very cheap.
All SC toys at &C; all Ioc toy
at Sc; all 25c toys at I9c; all Sc
! toys at soc; all $I,oo toys at 7o'
/ all $I.2s toys at 95c; all ST..
toys at $I.Ie; all $I.7s toys
o $I,35.
d These prices are all on ne
: goods and are for cash only.
A fine line of dolls, wagon
doll cabs, coasters, drums ar
|. toys Of all kinds.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRlcE-A-WEEk EDITION.
Almost a Daily at the Price
Of a Weekly.

The presidential campaign is oyer but
the world goes on Just the same and it
Is full Of news. 10 learn this news,
Just as II ~is-promptly aud impartialIY
all that YOU have 10 do is to look in
the columns Of the Thrice Week
edition Of the New York World which
comes to the subscriber loo times a year.
The Thrice-a. Week Worlds diligence
as a publisher Of FIRST news has given it
circulation wherever the English Ian
guage is spoken-and you want it.
The Thriee-a- Week Worlds regular
subscription price is only 800 per year.
We offer this unfqualed newspaper
and the lNTELLIaENcER together one
year for $l.65.
The regular subscription price Of the
two papers Is zoo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Nose. ErnnkeI Dead.

Mir. Moses Frankel was found dead In
his bed at bis room In this city Wednesday
morning. He bad been Ill for several
weeks, but his friends did not consider his
condition dangerous. Nose has been a
familiar figure 10 the clothing establish
msnts OF our city for many years. He
was a good natured aud kind hearted man
aud bad many warm friends among those
who knew him best. Thus has another
Of our old citizens passed over the river
to the land from which no traveller re-
turns. He was buried Thursday,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

Born, 10 Kansas City, December 18th,
1900, TO the wife Of ]. W. Worland, a boy
Born, 10 this City, December 2ist, 1900,
to tho wife OF J. K. Letter, a boy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

chsttsl mortgages for sale at this ONCE,
. coats each. u
Miss Florence Nsale IL spending the
holidays here with her fathers family.
Mrs. sailis Dinwiddls. OF waverIy, came
up Moaday evening to visit the family OF
Mr.. b, T, John.
lam closing out the remainder Of my
children suits-yestees ~ we'll % Others at
nn, cost, II, Simmer. l2.22ti
Mr.. VIM. silver returned 10 St. Louie
Wednesday. stter . visit Of several days
| here with relatives and friends.
FOE SALE Or RKNT.-An 80 acre farm,
we'll improved. Apply TO DIR. J &c. CriSt
or 8, N. Wilson, Lexington. Mo. n'lOtf
| Capt. J. @. P~lAtteuburg returned Wed.
tsrday evening from Dover, where he has
been spending part Of his Christmas.
Bust rscsivsd for the holidays an entire
new line Of neck ties, muiaers and silk
handkerchisis, at H. 5~inauer's. l2.22u
Or. W. A. Cornell, who has been visit
Ing friends here for Il short time, returned
Wednesday 10 bic home 10 Kansas City.
Rev. ]. u. Given was called to st. Louii
Wednesday Oh account OF the seriou'
Illness OF bis brother -in-iaw. MIR. Leonard
Frame.
Mr.. Hugh Thorpeand bis slaughter, VIII
have been visiting the family Of Mr.. JohI
Kitchep, returned Thursday to thei
home near Marshall.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-on good res
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up
at 7 per cent. No commission, no re-
taps. Apply to J. Q. PlaLtenburg. II
Miss Mary B. Hill, Of the scarrit
Training school. Kansas City, and Mis-
Alexander, Of Kansas City also, cam
. . dowa Monday night to visit the family
Rev. J. G. Given.
Wanted-Man OF business ability
Balary 20 per month and expenses n
csnvassiug. Give age and referenc
Address, Bayard Bldg. WHOLESALE Dept
Kansas City. Mo.
2 Mr., Cilnf Murray aud wife tnee Carr
0 H.mlstt) Of Richmond, cane down fro'
. Kansas City Tuesday with Mr. job
Robinson, asd will visit for q time u
o family Of Mr.. ". D. Hamlet.
n, Worms take refuge In the small lntei
tine, where they eau easily multipl
whites Cream vsrmifuRe will destrc
: these parasites. The verdict Of the poop
, tails plainly how we'll 1t has succeede
Price, 20 cents. For ssle by Crenshaw
=. -. l2.i.ml
II Mr.. y. ". Craig, manager and secrstal
Of the q. Msuown Manufacturing cor
q many. Of Kausas City, came down Tue
d.y 10 spend Christmas with the iami
of Mr.. John Craig, and returned th
nj n,rbt. He was accompanied by b
N laughter. who remains for a short Wis
Disease and danger Turk In the VII
. orasus. The blood becomes vitiated a.
Z. tbe general health Ia undermined whe
AGAR the stomach and liver fall 10 perioT
AZ ,bsir fupctions as nature intended. He
Ii bIne will tone up the stomach, reRul'
q, The liver, where other preparations on
A. relieve. Price, 30 cents. FOR sale by Gre
- a yoong. 12-1.ml
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Homer,
FRANKLIN AVE.

II 10 not fair for the Beers TO take Lord
Methuen's train with his Christmas
presents aboard, but then the hardy Beers
enjoyed the plum puddings Just the
same.
The latest rumor concerning the alleged
~kidnapper. Pat Grove, 10 that he 10
taking an ocean voyage for his health and
the Omaha police have about given up
the chase.
Mrs. Albert Young entertained the 30
club at hsr home Thursday afternoon at
about 9 o'clock. A nice lunch Of salads,
sandwiches, pickles, 40, was served the
guests, and all had q most delightful
~Aiternooa.
Mrs. Sarah 3. MOI LELAND. Miss Mary I.
McCieliand and Miss Margaret McClsl-
land returned Friday morning from Auil.
willie, where they have been spending
several days with Mrs. Talbot Simpson
and family.
For SALSA farm Of about ninety
acres, six miles southwest Of LsEiueton.
adjoining tho John r. Howe farm. on the
east. Sixty acres In cultivation and all
undertake with coal. Known % the Alcie
Jackson plaOs. VIII cell cheap. Call on
or address
d. L. MITCHELL,
ii.l0ti Lexington, Mo.
The I. r. +. entertained ct Turner hall
Thursday night and Q large and enthusi-
astic audience was present 10 witness au
original play written by Misses Lydia
schaefsrmeysr and Lena Hutchinson and
entitled a"Darllng Doctor" Miss Lena
Hutchinson played the leading part OF
the doctor and Miss Ida Gillsu played the
role OF Aunt Hophslis. The play was
quite q success as evidenced BY the ire
qusnt and warm applause, and all the
players acquitted themselves In q credit
able manner
WANrED-Activs man oigood character
10 deliver aud collect 10 Missouri for old
established manufaciuring wholesale
house, 800 . year, sure pay. Honesty
more than experience required. Our re-
ference, any bank 10 any city. Enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. kanu'
,~ac,urers. Tbird Floor. ss4 Dearborn 3d.,
Ch,c.go.
,u.,Oh.r, ,.vsa,s
Ioe"u ~. $3.50 chs,.,.
-. i.o' a.. 80, ~ hs.. ,h.y
ms. u1 o 49, o. s,r,n
samun,i,v h.. ha.r .b,, To sail ia pro.
an. .na farm products generally Al
s.,rlv sood prioss and consequently tho
,.,m., VS. NOT without bis piece Of
Cs-,.,m.s mo,sv. our miusrs have had
80. .ood vo,t this fall and winter and
~. - a,.h,.a IN .ee Gid Santa CLAUS
.,.o
-, N 10,
secretary =, In saora,.rS q,
yes.efuAs o'oseu -s,os n. ~,
s'A'e a. a. he'u .ron.r,,
onaaeo the $3.50 "a 10.
on "ssnlu.'vs Ths snonn,
merry occup'e ~ "a 90 . 80,
PAID oy MI Wv. W. a.
reasonable nsure' 'nu.. ~. IT,
one Of the mos' ~"
being modern 'nIous'V ~"ss n.
isuces aud equ'pnsu. :" n =.
youus .,ssv. Mr.. Oook will prob.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Ideal Tours Through
MEXICO.

Escape Indictment winter wealth
or at home by joining Gates eighth
suuual personally conducted tours
througo picturesque Mexico, leav-
ing Chicago via Santa Fe Route
February 0 and 20, 1901. Luxurious
special train OF Pulimans, obser-
walton and dining cars, Tickets
include all necessary travelling
expenses, guides, etc. Go via Ban
Antonia add Monterey; return via
Ri Paso, Las Vegas Hot Springs
and Colorado Springs, with side
ride to GRAND CANON OF ARIZONA.
Special arrangements for visiting
CALIFORNIA. A fascinating land,
abonndiug 10 magnificent scenery, Z
ancient ruins, und novel foreigu
types. Number Of passengers
limited. illustrated descriptive
pamphlet.
A. T. as. y, Ry. Ticket Office
orw. !. Black. q. p. A., Topsi
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
LOCAL s~HORT.sTOPs.

.,,,l GOOD farms for rent. Apply 70
e~Pis,tenes:: s-io's'
~ D. Bucbmusllet loft Tuesday for
I'd with bis father at siiIlstads, Ill.
N. ]. P. cosn left Wednesday for
.h-yills TO visit her parents for .
ntme.
M slLE-ls head Of Native ysariipg
h vsughiuE about 100.
"A aRo. NJ. VAUGHAN.
NJ sam Levitt has been runnine tor q
isys the train usually 10 charge oil
ID II Lewis.
Ahs Golden wysndotts oockrelis fol
esl, each II taken In the next % days
sn A, P. YoUNa. i'iI's
gs Della Trail, who has been spend'
N Christmas at home, returned Wed
roy 70 Kansas City.
4. wm. Silver came up from b. Looil
Enily night to visit relatives AM
bad here during Christmas.
M. cbls. Wallace and daughter, litti
ln Marguerite, left Wednesday 70 visit
tstys with friends in Higginsville.
fttnnsier company keeps acall booI
10 Mammoth livery stable. and o q
hnnnd Central hotel. Leave orders q
inplaOes. io-n-tf
H. 8. W. sAfaer and wife and chill
y lett Tuesday morning 70 spend
Ara time with Mrs. Stsfisrs parent
aEsasas City.
aMiamlly use 10 pumherless ways bal
MI suow Lipiment 10 q useful and va
~ remedy. Price. Is aud 80 cents. b
sAsy Crsnshsw q Young. n.1-1m
n, large number OF marriages tbI
isaksu place 10 our county this wos
fsid Indicate that either times are goc
sAai misery loves company.
.alich Of Christ Scientist, Sands
iz'iess ss follows; 1880 =. M, Sand,
slsl ii:& .. M, at Knights Of Pythil
MI All arc cordially invited. q
nin Anna worthiugton came In fro
ldsss, Kas., Monday night To spes
uf'inas here with the family Of b
hhR, M. 10 Worthington.
'sticss Of The peacss no.sriss publ
y bs supplied with ohattle morteag
'ah ONCE, at 8 cens per copy. A
i't,o Of blanks rrlntsd TO order. u
E.Iu. Edmonds snd wife arrived We
'ad,y IRON Casper. wyoming. Til,
tailed here BY the serious illness
J. y. hasssll, Mrs. Rdmonds' faths
M sAIE.-POur thoroughbred shos
4 bulls Tor sale. Apply a. my farm
w from LsIlpRton on the Salt Pc
tn.u Nm ooo,v,
niSALR-lO acaes OF land, . miIes
r'aRton, 100 sores 10 cultivation; "
~"a bargain II taken within 90 da,
pay anyone contemplating buyinl
10 Investigate this. Apply 10 J.
fAilsuburg. II ~,
v Marshall Jay Williams, OF Kan
cams down Saturday night TO vi
Dolly Waddell. and remained OF
present at the marriage Of
'''0sr TO Miss Tevis Monday night.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

5 a pure baking powder
/. no alum, lime or ammonia.
No acid but that from grapes
which Is pure, pleasant and
healthfd-enters into Dr.. Prices
Baking Powder.
Fruit acids are accounted by
hygienists the most important Of
the elements Of the food Of man, .
and Of these the acid Of the grape
Is most prominent.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is not only the most eff
Gent and perfect Of leavening
agents, but owing to its constitu-
ents is likewise promotive OF health.
M BAKING POWDER 90, made Of alum, Isbtg. the sssSsSnt
4 CHICAGO. s :S1ssS and " s s.ss iSSS %l GsdSSSss !
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

wANTEp-A boy, colored boy preferred.
TO do chores about house. WIN be given
board aud wages and eau attend school,
Apply 1T this Office. u
Good, sweet boiled cider, 20 OsntS pei
gallon, At Jos. L. Longs.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

Married, at Sweet Springs, December
25th, at the home OF the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. James Randall Creel, OF FL Dorado
Springs, and Miss Margaret Davis.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Sometimes

The need Of glasses Is mol real
iaeu. Uneasiness or discomfort
Of the eyes, headache dizziness
and other symptoms should warn
YOU that your eyes need my
attention.
I'll make a scientific exam
,natlon Of your eyes withou'
charge, aud furnish lenses 70 n
each individual case. WIZ you
consult ME ,.'''''"'''
Eyes Tested Free
Specs All Prices.
r. A. LUDWIdS, Opticiar
LEXINGTON, MO.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29
Basket Bali.

The game OF bsske. ball at the gym.
nasinm Tuesday afternoon resulted 10 q
score of Is TO Z IN favor OF the Hrst team.
The following lie the line up;
First Team. aacnnh Tam,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

What Shall We Hsye for Deserty
This question arisss 10 the family every
day. Let US answer IL today. Try Jello. a
delicious d,s 1T. Prepared In two miiutss.
No bakingi add hot water and set TO coci.
F1avors; Lemon, grunge raspberry and stru~ :
berry. AZ your grocera. looenta.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-29

NorE-Thefe are many cheap baking powders
Ar nAkiNc POWDER 90, made ot alum. Lehtg, the edebnted
ehemhg, says that alum diroTden the
r chlcA0o' stomach and oautaaddhy anddyppshs
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-09-12
THE DAMAGE IN HOUSTON
Will be Moro Than a Quarter of
q Million.

Houston, Texas, Sept 9.-The
storm that ragged along the coast
of Texas last night was the most
disastrous that has ever visited
this section. The wires are down
and there is no way of finding out
Just what has happened, but
enough is known to make 1t certain
that there has been great loss of
life and destruction of property
all along the coast aud for a hum
dred miles inland. Every town
that is reached reports one or
more dead and the property dam>
age is so great that there is no
way of computing it accurately.