The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-03

10 relatives and friends 10 81 Louis.
The transfer company keeps 8 call book
At the Mammoth liverv stable, and . Al
he Grand Central hotel, Leave orders 81
these places m-SI-o
Miss Elizabeth Austin, OF Kansas City,
who has been visiting the family OF Mr..
John Morrison, left Thursday for a visit
to her aunt, Mrs.. ]. W. Tompkins, at
Page City.
Mr.. James Haley, Of Omaha, Neb., has
been here for several days negotiating for
the purchase OF a farm, with a view Of
locating In this county. He is the guest
Of Mr.. George Clark.
FoR SALE OR RESr.-Farm OF p acres.
5 miles south OF Lexington. Twenty acres
adjoining can be bought. Apply TO ]. r
Moorehead, Lexington, Mo. 2.ltf
It's Daugerous-stop that cough and
avoid lung trouble. nothing SO good as
Mull's Lightning Cough Cure. It's safe
for children. Csc aud 80 cents, Guaran-
teed By druggists. Sold by chas. w..
LOOMS. 3.3ml
Mr.. q. IL. o~ehlschIaeecr, OF this city,
received a telephone message from Wa
terloo Thursday morning announcing the
death OF his step-iather, Mr.. William
Bishoff, Wednesday night. No other par
~ticulars were given.
Couldn't help getting a cold never cures
IL; but carrying home a bottle OF Billiards.
Horehound Syrup, and using It as d.
rected, will cure the worst kind Of cough
or cold. Price % aud 80 cents. For sale
by Creushaw Il Young. 3 3m1
Tie snow Is melting a little during the
middle OF the day, and at night 1t freezes.
In a day or two more the snow will prob.
ably settle down to six or eight inches
deep, and be a cake Of solid ice. This
will prevent II from going of with a rush.
The Elm Park school closed Friday
afternoon, with a big dinner. Mr.. Nc
Kinney Is the teacher, aud has given good
, satisfaction. A large crowd was present
/, at the closing. The pupils entertained
the audience with declarations and
recitations, and the patrons and visitors
: INDUCED 10 speechmaking.
Are you sick? II so, Investigate the
y merits Of Herbine. 1t is a concentrated
medicine, the dose is small, yet IL quickly
produces the most gratifying results, di.
g%estion improves, the lips and cheeks lose
: their pallor. the eye becomes bright and
the step elastic. Piice, 50 cents. For sale
by Crenshaw q Young. 3 3m1
Mr.. d. M. StolL, who lives six miles
south Of town, has lost six or eight head
OF cattle within the past year. The
animal begins to bawl as soon as 1t takes
sick, and continues TO bawl till 1t gets 90
weak II can hardly stand. 1t quits eating,
10 and, II a milk COW, at once ceases TO give
milk. About nine days after taking sick
the animal dies. Mr.. 10. Ewing lost one
, also last summer. II Is thought by some
= that the disease is ~hydrophobia. The
= State veterinarian has been notified. bul
!" had not arrived, at last accounts.
Odessa had a narrow escape from {
disastrous FIRE Wednesday plight. The fir
"a broke out In Mr.. Charles Creasey's office
10 the opera house block. Some youni
men happened to be 10 the building, ant
er smelling the smoke located the fire, an'
a put 1t out before any serious damage wa
d. done. 1t Is supposed that the fire wa
caused by some one throwing a ciga
In stump 10 the coal box, where there wa
re probably some paper aud trash TIL
r coal box was quite a distance from tn
stove. Odessa needs a rest from fires.
A iue on fire at Mr.. John Chamberlain
residence, on South street, caused an alarm
Of fire to be sent in Tuesday night abou
as 7 O'Clock. Although a heavy snow storm
ly was raging at The time, the fire depart
~ ment responded promtly aud went plung
Us ing through the snow With all possibl
w speed, but the fire was extinRuishe
We before they arrived on the scene. II wa
Ills one Of the most disagreeable nights i'm
sh aginable to turn out to a fire, but til
II members OF the Lexington fire depart
as ment are never dsunted by the ierces
elements OF weather.
So The snow storm that visited this sectio
's Tuesday was the heaviest since Februar
II and 70, 1894. The present snow is abou
~ twenty inches In depth on the level, bu
~ the drifts are several feet deep |
u, consequence OF the heavy NOV all passer
OF ger trains were delayed. Tuesday night
ue east bound passenger train, due to arriy
UT here at 7:4s did not arrive till 5 o'cloc
ny Wednesday morning. Instead OF rur
in ming on to SedalIa 1t returned to Kansf
tn City. No train arrived from the east Wee
''e nesday morning, while the mornin
train from the west did not arrive Till
ed o'clock that afternoon.
At. MIR. W. o. Corlew, OF Odessa, this wee
,ce formally %nuounce himself as u car
of didate for the nomination for county co
VIZ lector. We have heard his name mentor
of ed for a long time In connection with Il
he Office, and now he has openly announce
nj as a candidate. MIR. Corlew is an ente
in prlsing business man OF Odessa, aud
se, well acquainted in all parts Of the count
IN. His democracy is unimpeachable and VI
ty, questioned. He is q very pleasant. gent
be gentleman, correct in his dealings and
he his habits. and is well qualified for u
oh position to which he aspires. Should
be nominated he will be elected, and wi
.ra make as efficient an officer as we ev
Air had.
be Rev. W. B. Palmore, d. D., preached
yer the Methodist church, In this city, Sui
~. day morning, aud at night he preached
vas temperance sermon at the Christia
church. He is at his best on the tempe
MS ance question, aud his sermon was calcI
I'D lated to make the moderate drinker ar
IVY the tipping christian feel pretty badl
He ripped the secretary OF war up Il
ch back for allowing the army canteen,
Ter violation OF plain law. He accounted f
In the great victory at Santiago by sayir
leo 1.-THE American sailors were sober; Il
ys, Spanish sailors were drunk" He tol
TO- about General Kitchener, who conquert
the Soudan when the best British ger
ph erals had failed. Kitchener, after mar
no experiments, banished all liquors fro
vn, his army, and the army, sober, marcb'
ley to victory. He said the recent ' Ct ri
be- In Africa, since the arrival Of Gener
ap- Kitchener, will show that since his a
ent rival all liquors have been banished. 81
his the army being sober, knows how
i'm fight. He thought the Endeavor soci
vas ties, the Epworth League and the Youl
the Peoples societies were to be the comil
the David to siay the Goliath OF intempe
1g- ance.
The large and increasing circulation
!" The Live Stock Indicator in this coun
is a matter for congratulation to the pu
fishers and to good iarmiOg, for OF all t
re- papers OF its class in the country, It
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